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This activity will help strengthen your child's math skills.

This activity is a lot of fun, and it will also help reinforce your child's basic math skills.

Bring the zoo to your child by having her pretend to be the zookeeper of her stuffed animals.

This activity will get your child's creative juices flowing, as he invents useless gadgets.

Learn about the fuzzy friends who have accompanied United States Presidents to the White House, from Barney the Scottish terrier to Woodrow Wilson's flock of sheep.

Learn what different cultures find strange about one another's dining habits, and how to behave when dining in a foreign land.

Learn how you can help your teen with a daunting summer reading list or a tough assignment.

Construct gongs, tambourines, marimbas, and chimes with these instructions.

You can make different types of rattles -- meant for children of all ages -- with these easy ideas.

You and your child will have fun building a terrarium, with help from this step-by-step guide.

Make springtime last all year long with pressed flowers. You and your kids will have fun collecting and pressing them.

Consult this list of essential tools before starting any project that uses wood.

Learn about the history of the African-American practice of creating new names.

Place an object in a bag and ask your child to guess what the object is by feeling the bag.

Experiment with static electricity so that you can explain to your child how and why it works.

This activity can be done inside or outside. Concentrate on listening to all the sounds around you.

Have your child draw her body parts where they belong on an outline of her body

Make the necessary arrangements to have your child accompany or visit a working adult one morning.