Entertainment and Activities

Paint his nose red and call your child Rudolph when he wears this Christmas antler hat.

Here are some interesting words that your preschool child has probably heard, but may not understand.

This art project lets your preschooler incorporate her thumbprint into a sketch of a mouse!

Preschoolers love this loopy coloring activity. Read the instructions and help your child get started.

Melting crayon shavings on spring flowers or fall leaves can result in lovely greeting cards or art for the wall.

Silly Putty is even more fun when you and your preschooler make it from scratch!

Try this game next time you travel. You'll keep the kids busy, and they'll love getting prizes!

The object of this on-the-go game is to form a square by joining four dots. This is a great game to play on a restaurant napkin!

Here's a great activity that will give your child lots of practice with writing, and help her keep track of the books and authors she likes.

You can have lots of fun playing these palindrome games with your child, and they will help to build her vocabulary.

Help your child make a memory box, where she can store her special mementos and childhood treasures.

In this summer activity, children will make a giant bubble wand and learn how to blow bubbles.

If the imagery in this traditional word game bothers you, call it "Spider" instead!

Create a family newspaper and ask your child to report on happenings in your home.

In this activity, your child must compete against a friend in various coin flipping contests!

These are the very best books for children aged six to ten.

Use these recipes to make decorative materials for use in various arts and crafts projects.

This toddler art project makes a nature-filled work of art, using leaves from your backyard.