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Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme below to your child. Have him color the picture of the dog.

Cognitive

Directions: With your child look at the picture. Ask your child to point to the boat that is in the water. Then have her point to the boat that is out of the water. Let her c...

Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme below to your child and have her color the picture. Then have her tell you what the cat is thinking, and you write it in the thought bubble.

Language

Directions: Each picture is grouped with two letters. Have your child use a pencil to draw a line to connect the picture to the letter it starts with.

Physical

Directions: Have your child stand on the ground and throw feathers or some other light objects like cotton balls up in the air. Have him try to catch the objects with his han...

Language

Directions: Have your child use a pencil to trace the lines above the fish from top to bottom. Then ask her to trace the lines below the fish from left to right.

Physical

Directions: Ask your child to put out his arms. Then have him raise his arms up to his shoulders. Read the chant below while your child flies around the house.

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child count the cars in each section. Using a pencil, ask her to circle the quantity of colored cars that is more. Next have her color the group below t...

Language

Directions: Sit with your baby on the floor with two stuffed animals. Pick up each animal and say the name of the animal. Then say the sound the animal makes. Repeat the same...

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 ...

Language

Directions: Sit on the floor with your baby. Use a play phone to demonstrate how to hold the phone to your ear and talk. Then give the phone to your baby and let her explore....

Social Emotional

Directions: Grab a piece of tissue. Have your child take a deep breath, hold the tissue about an inch from his face, and see if he can move it by blowing the air from his nos...