Learning Activities

This activity can help children recognize the difference between feeling tense and feeling relaxed.

Your child's experience with gravity is challenged in this activity, which uses magnets to create shapes and sculptures.

In this activity, your child will have fun helping you match socks and fold the laundry.

If your child wonders why the drink disappeared so fast, this activity can provide the answer.

Your child will love passing cars through a long "magic" tube in this activity.

Children love to collect just about anything, and enjoy sharing their discoveries with others. Help your child create a mini-museum, where she can display her collection.

This game teaches rhythm by asking your child to move her body to the beat of a drum.

This fun activity draws on planning, observation, and math skills, as you "make a flood."

Stimulate your infant by putting socks of different colors on his feet.

This activity suggests stretching balloons of different colors over a flashlight, one at time. Shine it on the walls to help your child learn colors.

Help your child write a letter expressing her likes and dislikes, and then make a time capsule to put it in.

In this activity, you will teach your child about differences in physical appearance.

In this activity, you will make a pair of colored glasses for your child to wear. Help him come up with the words to describe what he sees when he looks through them.

This activity describes how to teach your child about the telephone and its uses.

This activity will surprise and mystify your little one, as he places items on sticky contact paper and then pulls them off.

This activity describes how to teach your child to wash vegetables properly.

This activity will amaze your young child, when toys frozen in ice melt free.

In this activity, you will help teach your baby the names of objects that she points to.