Baseball is a great indoor or outdoor activity for kids, and it can help your toddler develop eye-body coordination.
Here are some ways to talk about litter and the environment with your preschool child.
These games will build your child's grasp of grammar, vocabulary, and language.
Make up riddles for your preschool child to solve -- here are some hints.
Make these large, lightweight building blocks from newspaper and paper bags.
Help your child learn compass directions with this easy treasure hunt game.
Your preschooler will have lots of fun making Christmas bells from egg cartons!
Gomuku is a Japanese tic-tack-toe game that requires players to claim intersections of lines on a grid.
Your child will enjoy celebrating St. Patrick's Day with this fun activity.
This holiday activity will inspire kids' creativity and pique their interest in science.
Making this bird feeder will help your child appreciate the beauty of nature, while also helping local wildlife survive the winter.
Find an old frame at a garage sale for a few cents, and turn what might have been trash into a treasure!
Spend the night outside with your child -- and enjoy these suggested activities.
Bury some nuggets in the backyard, make a treasure map, and let your child go prospecting.
Teach your child about sculpture by letting him create art out of wood scraps.
Dress your preschool child up and tell her that today she is a housepainter.
This outdoor activity includes step-by-step instructions for a homemade bubble solution.
Build a simple bubble pipe for a fun outdoor activity, using a cup, a straw, and some food coloring.
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