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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...

Social Emotional

Directions: During bath time with your baby add a song and some silly sounds. Don't be shy - your baby will love it even if you are off key. Sing the simple song below to the...

Language

Directions: Point to the letter and say "D, DUH". Have your child say "D, DUH". Help her trace the inside of the D with her pointer finger, starting at the green dot and stop...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child use a pencil to trace the heart and rectangle. Then have him connect the dots to draw in the rest of the heart and rectangle that are missing thei...

Social Emotional

Directions: After a family meal simply ask your toddler to carry her plate to the sink. Be encouraging and give praise: "Can you be a really helpful big girl and carry your p...

Physical

Directions: Hold your infant's hands or place your hands under her arms and help her take steps around the room. While you are walking chant the rhyme below.

Cognitive

Directions: Say, "Blocks, let's play with blocks". Place four to five blocks in front of your infant. Let her handle, pick up, put down, and explore the blocks freely. Follow...

Creative

Directions: Give your child different colored crayons. Have her color the dogs.

Social Emotional

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

Cognitive

Directions: Ask your child to use a pencil to trace the number 4 on the line. Have your child find the number 4 on the birds in the tree. Ask her to draw a circle around each...

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.

Social Emotional

Directions: Read the poem below. Say, "To listen patiently and quietly while someone else is speaking is a part of good manners". Read the word in the bubble: please. Ask you...