Entertainment and Activities

On your next trip, give your child a map and have her trace and follow the route you are driving.

This game teaches rhythm by asking your child to move her body to the beat of a drum.

In this activity, you will help teach your baby the names of objects that she points to.

Have fun creating mud pies with your toddler. Then let them dry in the sun.

Prepare for Earth Day with your child by reducing, reusing, and donating.

Surprise and challenge your toddler with a treasure hunt, described in this activity.

Explore the unexpected properties of gravity as you and your child have fun playing with balloons.

Follow the directions in this activity to help your child learn how to trace.

Stimulate your infant by putting socks of different colors on his feet.

Your child will enjoy sorting objects in this activity, which calls for a laundry basket.

After a rain shower, try this activity with your toddler. Go outside and go puddle jumping!

Take a walk with your child and write down all of the things that you think make your neighborhood a special place.

In this activity, bleach on a Q-tip removes color from tissue paper, leaving behind an interesting reverse painting.

The motion and properties of water are mysteries to toddlers, who love to explore it. This water activity provides great entertainment.

This fun and educational activity will teach your child about mixing colors.

Help your child write a letter expressing her likes and dislikes, and then make a time capsule to put it in.

Make sure you have the right playthings on hand to keep your kids engaged.

Face painting is lots of fun for kids. This simple recipe cleans up easily with help from cold cream.