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Creative

Directions: Have your child color the striped fish and the coral using red and yellow and orange crayons. Ask him to practice coloring inside the lines.

Cognitive

Directions: Point to the shape on the cat and say "rectangle" to your child. Have her repeat the word rectangle after you. Have her color in the rectangles using a brown crayon.

Social Emotional

Directions: Look in a mirror with your child. Ask your child what color hair she has. Find a crayon color that best matches that color and have your child color in the boy's ...

Physical

Directions: Use a bottle of bubbles or make your own bubble mix. Blow bubbles and encourage your child to step on them as they hit the ground or catch them as they float.

Social Emotional

Directions: When you anticipate that your baby is hungry, ask him, "Do you want some milk? Are you ready for some milk?" Sit your baby on your lap so that he is facing you an...

Creative

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

Cognitive

Directions: Ask your child to circle four objects together in a box using a pencil. Next have him trace the number 4 in each box and on the line. Then have him practice writi...

Creative

Directions: Have your child use lots of different colored crayons to color the fish and the underwater environment below.

Social Emotional

Directions: Each time you prepare your baby for bed say "bed" out loud as you sign the word for bed. Do this as soon as you begin your bedtime routine and then again right be...

Creative

Directions: With your child, point to the small picture at the top and say "black dog". Have her repeat after you. Have your child color the big dog below using a black crayon.

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.

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 ...