Cut sandpaper into Christmas shapes and your toddler can color them with cinnamon sticks.

Cut out green and white St. Patrick's Day shamrocks, punch a hole in them, and have your toddler string them into a necklace.

Toddlers can make their own art stamps by gluing rickrack or keys to a block of wood.

A big, soft pile of couch cushions creates a mountain for your toddler to climb.

In this wild tag game, you name a color and your toddler has ten seconds to find something with that color.

Sung to the tune of "Frère Jacques," this toddler nursery rhyme is fantastic during storms.

This wet outdoor art activity allows your toddler to make a "painted" desert.

A photo of a family member, laminated and glued to a popsicle stick, makes an instant puppet.

Make homemade crayons with your preschool child -- and then have fun coloring.

Take a Styrofoam ball, some glue, and some glitter, and make a Christmas ornament in no time!

This toddler-size doll is a great bedtime companion, which can even wear your child's old pajamas!

Mix a bucket of clean mud, and let your preschool child use it as paint!

In this Christmas art activity, your preschooler can turn a folded coffee filter into a colorful snowflake.

Use a no-bake dough to make great ornaments to hang on your Christmas tree or add to your holiday gifts.

Help your child overcome his fear of doctors by setting up a hospital for his stuffed animals.

When you make this puzzle for your preschooler, use letters instead of numbers to plot the pattern.

Preschoolers love the feel and look of tissue paper -- and they'll love this tissue paper art project.

Here's a different way to paint. Starch painting is water soluble, and won't stain clothing.