Entertainment and Activities

Paint his nose red and call your child Rudolph when he wears this Christmas antler hat.

Here are some interesting words that your preschool child has probably heard, but may not understand.

This art project lets your preschooler incorporate her thumbprint into a sketch of a mouse!

Preschoolers love this loopy coloring activity. Read the instructions and help your child get started.

Melting crayon shavings on spring flowers or fall leaves can result in lovely greeting cards or art for the wall.

Silly Putty is even more fun when you and your preschooler make it from scratch!

Each of these jump-rope rhymes asks a question that's followed by a series of possible answers.

In this art activity, a preschool child fills in the details on his silhouette.

In this carnival game, your child must try to throw a penny into the floating tub.

Players must drop marbles from shoulder height in order to knock opposing marbles out of the circle.

Baseball is a great indoor or outdoor activity for kids, and it can help your toddler develop eye-body coordination.

Here are some ways to talk about litter and the environment with your preschool child.

These games will build your child's grasp of grammar, vocabulary, and language.

Make up riddles for your preschool child to solve -- here are some hints.

Make these large, lightweight building blocks from newspaper and paper bags.

Help your child learn compass directions with this easy treasure hunt game.

Your preschooler will have lots of fun making Christmas bells from egg cartons!

Gomuku is a Japanese tic-tack-toe game that requires players to claim intersections of lines on a grid.