Within two weeks, round leaves will begin to sprout and your child will be growing peanuts!

Follow the instructions in this art activity to create a beautiful napkin holder using clothespins, paint, and glue.

One of the symbols of Kwanzaa is zawadi, or gifts. A handmade gift like this necklace will be treasured.

Children will love calling out "jiggety," "joggety," and "jig" in this fast paced card game.

This game of solitaire involves removing the deck in pairs of cards that total 14. Can you do it?

These jump-rope rhymes can be used by one child or a group of children.

Here is all the information you need to plan an early morning breakfast in the park with your children.

Each of these rhymes is meant for group jump rope. The jumper dramatizes the actions while jumping.

Make sure that your toddler's animals and dolls are ready for Christmas and the holidays by dressing them up.

Toddlers can use baking cups and pipe cleaners to make a pretty art bouquet for Easter.

Your toddler can use a rolled piece of corrugated cardboard as a stamp to create flower-like shapes.

Your child will have lots of fun waving the colors in this homemade ribbon toy.

Make your own memory cards using leftover holiday gift wrap and index cards.

Mime the actions suggested by the words in this toddler nursery rhyme.

This outdoor activity teaches your toddler how to wash her riding toys, and is great for a hot day.

If you are looking for a toddler painting activity that won't make a mess, try this bag!

This St. Patrick's Day activity is great fun. Finding the hidden shamrock is a challenge that children love!

Making a mobile of valentines is an uplifting project! Here's how to do it.