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Cognitive

Directions: Ask your child what the shape of the life preservers is: a circle. Next have him look for two square shapes. Have your child start on the black dot and trace each...

Cognitive

Directions: Point to the circular wheels on the car and say "circle". Have her repeat the word circle after you. Have her color in the circles using a green crayon.

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...

Health & Care

Directions: Sit with your child and look at the pictures from left to right. Ask your child what she sees (a child washing her hands with soap, and drying hands). Have your c...

Creative

Directions: Have your child color the plane using red, yellow, and blue crayons. Ask him to practice coloring inside the lines.

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...

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.

Health & Care

Directions: Every month use the chart below to record your child's height, weight, naptimes, favorite food, song, and toy, and any other milestones you want to remember.

Social Emotional

Directions: Look at the illustrations of babies below. Point to each picture and say the expression the baby has in the picture.

Physical

Directions: Roll a ball to your child. Let him kick the ball back to you. Introduce the game using a small ball, then increase to a medium-sized ball.

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: 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."