Make golf clubs out of newspaper and tape, and your preschooler can play golf indoors.

Using an egg carton, tempera paint, and pipe cleaners, your preschooler can create a beautiful butterfly.

Here are some suggestions for household counting assignments your child will enjoy.

Tie a string around a block, and have your preschoolers make prints with this homemade stamp!

Try this activity to help your preschool child learn to write and recognize her name.

If you don't have any plant seeds, plant a garlic clove to show your preschooler how plants grow.

Drawing with wet chalk makes great smooth pictures. Show your child how it's done.

Children can build their vocabulary with this game, which asks them to link their word to the previous person's word in the chain.

Here's a collection of some of the best jump-rope rhymes for children's playtime.

Make some dough with this easy recipe, then let your child shape it into small figures or shapes. With just a few more steps, you'll have new refrigerator magnets!

Paper doll chains are fun to make, and they can be used as a border on any plain wall in your home.

Using a precut wood shape, your child can create a message clip as a gift for a favorite adult.

This card game works best with two to four children, and involves matching suits and numbers.

Building a house of cards is a much easier challenge if you cut slits in them.

Using balloons as flashlight filters, your kids can learn mixing colors and make a colored light show.

A sunny spot and a homemade composter will make great soil.

Scatter the pennies over an open room, blindfold the children, and see who wins the rainy-day scavenger hunt.

Here's a list of great books no toddler should be without.