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Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme below to your child. Have her color the cat picture with different color crayons.

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...

Physical

Directions: Using colored chalk draw three fish on the ground in a line. Have your child start at the first fish and hop to the next one, then the next one. Then have him hop...

Creative

Directions: Give your child red and blue finger paint. Have her color the boats below, encouraging her to paint the entire picture.

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.

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child look at the pictures in each section below to determine if the boats are short or long. Have him use a pencil to circle all the short colored boat...

Health & Care

Directions: Cut up half of a banana into very small pieces. Encourage her to eat with her hands by modeling first and then letting her try.

Creative

Directions: Have your child look at the picture of the bird on the branch. Give her finger paints to paint the picture with her fingers.

Creative

Directions: Help your child count the cats and say the number: 5. Have your child color each cat using crayons of brown, black, orange, gray, and white.

Social Emotional

Directions: Explain to your child the cat at the top has an angry face. Talk about why he might be angry; maybe somebody pulled its tail. Have your child show you his angry f...

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: Give your child a blue and green crayon. Have him color the planes below, praising him for using both green and blue, regardless of the end result.