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Directions: Have your child start at the black dot and trace the straight lines top to bottom using a black crayon. Then ask him to trace the curved lines top to bottom.

Physical

Directions: Have your child fly like a superhero to strengthen his back. Have him lay on his stomach on the floor and try to lift his arms and legs up off of the floor so tha...

Cognitive

Directions: Point to the circular wheels on the train and say "circle" out loud to your child. Have her repeat the word circle after you. Have her use a purple crayon to colo...

Creative

Directions: Give your child different color crayons. Have her color the birds below; encourage her to color inside the lines.

Physical

Directions: Look at the picture below together. Cats love balled up paper. Place a basket a few feet away from your child. Give your child balled up paper and have him toss i...

Creative

Directions: Get out brown, black, orange, and peach crayons. Ask your child to color the kitten picture according to what number and color is on the key.

Creative

Directions: Point to the dog at the top. Ask your child to say what color spots the dog has: "black". Have your child color all the spots black on the dogs using a black crayon.

Physical

Directions: Get four boxes. (Shoe boxes work well). Number the boxes 1 to 4. Spread out the boxes on the ground. Explain that you will shout out a random number. When your ch...

Cognitive

Directions: Point to and say the number 4 on the page and have your child repeat after you. Using his pointer finger, have him count the four birds in the cage. Next have him...

Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme below to your child. Give him crayons of different colors. Have him color the plane.

Physical

Directions: Using green construction paper and the fish shape below as a guide, cut out five fish. Place cutout fish in various places around a room. Ask your child to crawl ...

Health & Care

Directions: Every month use the chart below to record your child's height, weight, hairstyle, favorite colors and songs, and any new words he may have learned.