This easy-to-make necklace can be worn to demonstrate pride in one's heritage.

This activity shows that cosmetics like soap and shampoo are created by scientists.

Introduce your child to maps by helping him draw a simple map of your neighborhood.

This preschool art activity results in classic and complex Easter egg designs.

When the days remaining until Christmas are represented by candy in a bowl, your child will be able to see for himself how many days are left!

Make a gingerbread person with your preschooler -- without all the calories.

Have your child reach into the guessing bag and try to describe what she finds.

Using tempera paint, your preschooler can decorate your window with leaf patterns.

You can teach your preschooler how to grow a root vegetable. It's fun and easy!

This is a fun activity for Valentine's Day. Create people whose body parts are made of hearts!

Here's an attractive place mat you can really use. Be sure to laminate the finished piece, so that it can resist any spills.

Follow these rules for an advanced game of hopscotch, which includes a marker.

Here are some ways to collect sand with your child, and some home activities to try with it.

In this rainy day game, your child has to navigate a maze of holes and get the ping-pong ball to the other side.

Use several layers of paper to make a landscape appear more three-dimensional and realistic.

Let your child use the books in your household to learn all about running a library.

Make a joke book to showcase your child's favorite jokes, and to build his writing and drawing skills.

Your child can make these nifty, easy bracelets out of beads, nail polish, and fishing line.