This recipe makes squishy goop, which is fun for your preschool child to smash, push, and play with.

Dying paper towels with food coloring is incredible fun for preschool children.

Your preschooler can experiment with making "paint blot" art, using tempera paint and paper.

When he finishes this counting activity, your preschool child will get a tasty surprise.

In this art activity, you will create a fabric canvas, let your child paint on it, and then hang it in her room.

This tabletop version of shuffleboard requires measurement and motor skills. How close to the edge can you go?

These instructions will help you successfully grow a potato in your house, with your child's help!

In this activity, children draw a subject card and a predicate card, and then illustrate the results.

Here are directions for building a marble arcade and playing a marble arcade game.

Follow this recipe for homemade paint, and let your toddler use it in a squeeze bottle.

Turn an old greeting card into an attractive box, using the techniques in this art activity.

This advanced hopscotch game is great for building your child's coordination and sense of balance.

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Here are all the instructions for how to play Charades, the classic game of acting, drama and guessing.

This paper version of the classic board game is just as much fun, and a lot more portable.

This necklace in traditional African and Kwanzaa colors is an easy art project for a toddler.

Your toddler will enjoy crumpling newspaper to stuff this Halloween pumpkin.

This magnetic ruler will let you display your child's artwork on the refrigerator.

Mix rubber cement and tempera paint to give your toddler's homemade place mat a unique appearance.