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Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme below to your child. Give him crayons of different colors. Have him color the car.

Physical

Directions: Give your child a toy train and place the toy on the floor. Ask him to walk around pushing the train in front of him. Give him praise for not falling while walking.

Creative

Directions: Give your child black and white finger paint. Have him blend and mix the paint colors together to see the new color: gray. Paint the dog gray.

Creative

Directions: Point to the car in the middle and ask your child to say what color the car is: "green". Have him color in all four of the pictures using a green crayon.

Creative

Directions: Have your child use lots of different colored crayons to color the fish and the underwater environment below.

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.

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child draw a circle around the cat at the top of the ladder using a brown crayon. Ask her to color the cats brown at the bottom of the ladder.

Creative

Directions: Have your child start at the number 1 and connect the dots to complete the rest of the train using a purple crayon. Next have her color the entire train purple.

Cognitive

Directions: Point to the circular windows on the plane and say "circle" to your child. Have him repeat the word circle after you. Have him color in the windows using a yellow...

Social Emotional

Directions: Put a mirror in front of your infant. While your infant is looking in the mirror, point to each of his facial features and name them: nose, eyes, ears, and mouth.

Language

Directions: Teach your infant new sounds while engaging him in interactive conversations when he's babbling. Repeat the sounds your infant makes and then add some new sounds ...

Cognitive

Directions: Point to and say the number 4 on the page and have your child repeat after you. Using his pointer finger, have him count the four birds in the cage. Next have him...