Entertainment and Activities

Using a straw to blow white paint onto a piece of black paper, your toddler can create a Halloween spiderweb.

Using glue dyed in different colors, your toddler can make a spaghetti mobile that you can hang from the ceiling.

In this art project, your toddler can either blow the paint with the straw, or use the straw as a paint brush.

This activity builds skill in shape recognition, but calls for lots of fun movement.

This early childhood sorting activity is great for teaching toddlers the colors.

Challenge your toddler to find the treasure you've buried in his sandbox.

If your toddler hates getting water on her face when her hair is being washed, try this easy activity.

There are lots of great rainy-day activities you can do with tape. Here are some suggestions.

A listing of arts and crafts activities that can produce great gifts.

Scatter the pennies, and then send the children on a scavenger hunt chase!

This Valentine's Day art project will help build your preschooler's coordination.

In this art/gardening activity, your preschooler will learn how to grow real grass in his own Easter basket.

For a real tree effect, cut lollipop sticks and have your preschool child insert them in a Styrofoam cone.

Preschoolers will learn about mixing and matching colors in this fun art activity.

Preschool-size hands can easily use Playdough as a stamp or a printmaking tool.

These helpful hints will ensure that you have a great nature walk with your preschool child.

Introduce your preschooler to two art media with this mixture of tempera paints and crayons.

Help your preschooler make stenciled hearts, then spray them with artificial snow to create a pretty window decoration.