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Directions: Have your child pick a red and blue crayon. Ask him to color the wheels red and the rest of the train red and blue. Ask, "What new color did you make when you mix...

Creative

Directions: Give your child red and blue finger paint. Have her color the boats below, encouraging her to paint the entire picture.

Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme below to your child. Have her color in the kitten in the basket using brown, gold, and maroon crayons.

Creative

Directions: Have your child point to the plane and say what color he sees: "blue". Have him color in the picture using a blue crayon.

Physical

Directions: Give your child a ball and ask her to throw it to you, and then throw it back. Start off a foot away from her, and then gradually increase the space up to three f...

Health & Care

Directions: Cook your hot dog. Cut the top of a hamburger bun to look like the one above, placing raisins in for eyes and nose. Place the hot dog inside. Put the cheese and l...

Health & Care

Directions: Have your child look at the picture below. Sit on the floor next to your child and put your legs straight in front of you. Next hold up your legs with your hands....

Cognitive

Directions: Say the name of the shape that is in the dog: "rectangle". Next say the name of the shape under the dog: "heart". Have your child trace the lines of the rectangle...

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.

Social Emotional

Directions: With your child point to and look at the picture of the sign for please. Say the word please out loud while showing your child the sign.

Language

Directions: Point to the top letter F and say "F". Ask, "Can you point to the letter F?" Give cue. Next point to the fish and say "fish". Ask, "Can you point to the fish?" Gi...

Social Emotional

Directions: Use pretend play as a chance to talk about feelings. Using a doll or stuffed animal in your play say to your child, "Kitty is sad because he fell down and got a b...