Entertainment and Activities

You can hang painted ceramic tiles on a wall, or use them as coasters or trivets.

This activity will help your child build her self-confidence, while having fun making a collage about herself and her life.

This activity describes six different chalk art techniques that will inspire your child.

Working together, you and your child can make a hair scrunchie she'll love to wear.

Label a binder with categories like "Athletics," "Family Games," and "Food," and keep family records in it – just like the Guinness Book of World Records!

You can use clothespins to make a nifty flower trivet for your child to paint.

Help your child make a homemade, rolled candle, and display it in your windows at Christmas!

These homemade glue and paste recipes are easy to make. Your toddler can use them with all of his art projects.

Make a tracing of your toddler's hand, draw an eye and beak on the thumb and turkey feet down below, and let him decorate it with beans and pasta. You'll have a beautiful Thanksgiving turkey wall hanging!

Instead of fish shapes, you can cut out holiday shapes such as hearts or shamrocks for this necklace.

Dip a rock in paint, drop it into a container with a piece of paper, put on the lid, and shake, shake, shake to create an interesting design.

A toilet paper roll and some paper make a simple kazoo for your toddler to enjoy.

This activity challenges your toddler to match two measuring spoons of the same size from different sets.

Before you set out on a car trip, choose a "Color of the Day" to keep your toddler busy.

Can your toddler catch the bubbles in this water play activity? It makes bath time fun.

This indoor activity will give your toddler a sandbox without the mess, thanks to these alternative fillers.

You and your preschooler can have lots of fun making hot wax crayon prints.

This guide provides all the instructions needed for a great three-legged outdoor race.