Entertainment and Activities

Give your child a sense of what things weigh, using an ordinary bathroom scale.

Show your child how to she can turn her hands into puppets, and then have them talk to each other.

For this listening game, have your child close her eyes and guess what sounds you are making.

You can make this list to show your preschool child how very much she is loved.

With some golf tees and Styrofoam, you child can safely learn how to hammer.

Ask your preschooler why she loves daddy, and make a "love note" from her answer.

Your preschool child can forget about the rain with this great indoor tent activity.

In this activity, your preschool child is the star of the book that you write together.

Let your preschooler create designs by wrapping string around a homemade pegboard.

Your kids may never want to get out of the tub when you give them bath paints to play with.

Your preschool child will love making -- and using -- this washcloth buddy!

Kids love to shadow their parents' actions, so let your preschool child pretend to wash windows on a rainy day.

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Valentine's Day cards don't have to be syrupy sweet. Here's a Valentine's Day art activity your kids will love.

With just a little salt, vinegar, and scrubbing, your preschool child will have super-shiny coins.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Celebrate winter and have fun with your child. Try this snowflake craft idea for elementary-school kids.

Making -- and eating -- this edible necklace is great entertainment for your preschool child.

Follow the directions in this arts and crafts project, to help your kids make a night sky mobile.

Even though it's winter, you're sure to catch some great rays with this indoor arts and crafts activity.