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Directions: Let your child explore books at every opportunity. Rather than talking about the pictures in the book, give your baby the opportunity to explore the book himself....

Creative

Directions: Take your child's hand and press it on an ink pad. Then press her hand on a piece of paper to make a handprint. Draw the rest of the boat. Use the image below for...

Language

Directions: Have your child say the name of each picture. Then have her use a pencil to trace the letter P on each line.

Cognitive

Directions: Say "up". Have your child point to the plane up in the sky. Say "down". Have her point to the plane down on the ground. Using a blue crayon, have her draw a circl...

Creative

Directions: Read and sing the rhyme below to your child. Give her crayons of different colors. Have her color the scene below.

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...

Social Emotional

Directions: Help your infant learn about different emotions by making faces at him and encouraging him to copy you. Say the name of the emotion as you make the face. Stick to...

Language

Directions: Starting with the top row, have your child start at the black dot and trace each straight line then each curved line from top to bottom using a black crayon. On t...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child use a pencil to trace the circle and square under the train. Then have him connect the dots to draw in the rest of the circle and square below tha...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child trace the circles and squares using a pencil. Ask him to draw a circle under the circles and a square under the squares. Then ask him to fill in t...

Language

Directions: Show a new picture book about cars to your child. Point to the pictures as you read the book.

Social Emotional

Directions: Take turns with your child playing on the computer and clicking on the mouse. For example, "Jenny, it's your turn! Here is the mouse for you to use."