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

You and your little one can have lots of fun playing this simple card activity.

The triangle hunt activity will help your child learn about triangle shapes.

Use this recipe to create fun homemade stickers, which your toddler can use to decorate herself.

This activity describes a fun visual tool you can use to encourage your child to run.

This activity will have you and your baby eating finger foods and feeding each other.

Help your child create beautiful containers using just aluminum cans and yarn.

This rainy day activity will have your child creating artwork using dyed pieces of spaghetti.

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

Follow these instructions for making goop with your kids. They will love to play with it!

Try this activity to give your child practice working on aim and precision.

Work together with your child to plan a family movie night with this fun activity.

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.

In this activity, your child will find numbers or letters in old magazines and newspapers, and use them to create sentences.

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

This activity describes how you and your toddler can make giant hats out of paper grocery bags.

This activity gives your child an opportunity to explore force and motion through balloons.

Challenge your child to sort boxes filled with newpapers, from lightest to heaviest.