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Cognitive

Directions: Say, "Blocks, let's play with blocks". Place four to five blocks in front of your infant. Let her handle, pick up, put down, and explore the blocks freely. Follow...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child use a pencil to trace the rectangles and hearts. On the empty line have her draw her own rectangle.

Social Emotional

Directions: Each time you prepare your baby for bed say "bed" out loud as you sign the word for bed. Do this as soon as you begin your bedtime routine and then again right be...

Physical

Directions: Start with feet spread apart and arms extended out to the sides. Bend over at the waist and tap the left hand to the left foot. Stand back up again and then bend ...

Physical

Directions: Have your child get on his hands and knees. Explain to him that when he hears you say "sit", he should sit like the dog in the picture with his rear on the floor ...

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...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child count the planes up in the sky. Ask him to circle the planes in the sky using a pencil. Have your child count the planes down on the ground. Ask h...

Creative

Directions: Have your child point to the plane and say what color he sees: "blue". Have him color in the picture using a blue crayon.

Social Emotional

Directions: Together with your child look at the squares. Starting at the blue square go around clockwise and read each step, then do it together. Explain that this is what w...

Creative

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

Creative

Directions: Give your child an orange and a green crayon. Have him color the fish below, praising him for using both orange and green, regardless of the end result.