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Cognitive

Directions: Read the word at the top aloud, "four". Then have your child trace each number 4 starting at each of the black dots and following the arrows 1, 2. Have her count ...

Physical

Directions: Give your child a ball and ask him to toss it to you. Toss the ball back to your child. Repeat the process several times. Have him use different colored crayons t...

Cognitive

Directions: Place a towel next to your child and then put a toy boat on top of the towel but far enough away that it is out of her reach. Encourage your child to get the toy ...

Social Emotional

Directions: Point to the three faces below in order from left to right. Explain to your child that people show they feel happy by smiling. Have your child color in the happy ...

Creative

Directions: Have your child start at the number 1 and connect the dots to complete the rest of the train using a purple crayon. Next have her color the entire train purple.

Creative

Directions: Ask your child to use orange and red crayons to color the two fish. Then have her use crayons of any color to finish the picture.

Language

Directions: While sitting together, hold your toddler's hand and together run her finger along the letter B. Point to the three colored boats and name them (green boat, blue ...

Cognitive

Directions: With your child look at the trains below. Ask her to point to the big train (give cue by pointing). Have her color the big train using a purple crayon. Next ask h...

Physical

Directions: Ask your child to stretch out his arms. Have your child raise his arms up to his shoulders. Read the chant below while your child flies around the house.

Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme to your child. Have him practice being a plane and landing on a runway.

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child use a pencil to circle one cat in each box. Ask her to trace and write the number 1 on the line below, following the arrows 1, 2, 3.

Physical

Directions: Place your infant on the floor to sit; stand next to him. Holding his hand encourage him to pull himself up while maintaining balance. He will fall several times ...