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Physical

Directions: Standing across from your child, give her a ball and encourage her to throw it to you. Practice back and forth. Let your child use crayon colors of her choice to ...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child look at the number 1 and say "one". Ask her to count how many trains she sees: one. Ask her to follow the arrows 1, 2, 3 to trace each number 1 us...

Health & Care

Directions: Referring to the picture, get on your hands and knees. Stretch and raise one leg up, allowing your back to bow. Hold a couple of seconds then lower the leg, arch ...

Creative

Directions: Read the rhyme below to your child. Have him color the picture of the dog.

Language

Directions: Have your child use a pencil to circle the pictures that start with the letter P sound: PUH. Next ask her to fill in the letter P in the boxes P appears in.

Physical

Directions: Place your little one on her back. Her feet should be flat on the ground. Slide your hands around her waist while holding her back. Raise her torso two to four in...

Language

Directions: Have your child look for the letter T. Then have her color in all the spaces with a T using a red crayon.

Cognitive

Directions: Look at the dogs below with your child. Ask your child to point to the big dog (give cue by pointing). Have your child color the big dog using a brown crayon. Nex...

Language

Directions: Have your child use a pencil to trace the lines above the fish from top to bottom. Then ask her to trace the lines below the fish from left to right.

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...

Cognitive

Directions: Have your child count the cars in each section. Using a pencil, ask her to circle the quantity of colored cars that is more. Next have her color the group below t...

Physical

Directions: Have your child close her eyes ("Don't peek!"). Then hide an object (the "bone") in the room. Tell her when she opens her eyes to walk around and look for the obj...