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Physical

Directions: Take your toddler walking on grass. This will help her learn how to place her feet to keep her balance. Have your child color the picture below before you go.

Physical

Directions: Use a bottle of bubbles or make your own bubble mix. Blow bubbles and encourage your child to step on them as they hit the ground or catch them as they float.

Social Emotional

Directions: Use pretend play as a chance to talk about feelings. Using a doll or stuffed animal in your play say to your child, "Kitty is sad because he fell down and got a b...

Social Emotional

Directions: With your child look at and point to the picture of the sign for toy. Say the word toy out loud while showing your child the sign.

Language

Directions: Point to the top letter F and say "F". Ask, "Can you point to the letter F?" Give cue. Next point to the fish and say "fish". Ask, "Can you point to the fish?" Gi...

Physical

Directions: Using green construction paper and the fish shape below as a guide, cut out five fish. Place cutout fish in various places around a room. Ask your child to crawl ...

Creative

Directions: Show your child the green car at the top. Ask her to point to the green car. Next have her color the car below using a green crayon.

Health & Care

Directions: Every month use the chart below to record your child's height, weight, hairstyle, favorite colors and songs, and any new words he may have learned.

Social Emotional

Directions: Point to the hair on the girl below and say, "brown hair". With your child look in a mirror and ask her to point to her hair. Tell your child the color of her hai...

Creative

Directions: Do the rhyming activity below with your child. Have her color the picture.

Health & Care

Directions: Sit with your child. Start with the picture at the top. Say, "[insert child's name] is getting her hands wet. "Look at the middle picture and say, "[Child's name]...

Health & Care

Directions: Every month use the chart below to record your child's height, weight, hairstyle, favorite colors and songs, and any new words she may have learned.