Entertainment and Activities

Use several layers of paper to make a landscape appear more three-dimensional and realistic.

Let your child use the books in your household to learn all about running a library.

Make a joke book to showcase your child's favorite jokes, and to build his writing and drawing skills.

Your child can make these nifty, easy bracelets out of beads, nail polish, and fishing line.

This fantastic Christmas confection can be wrapped in foil and given as a gift.

This outdoor activity teaches about surface tension. Your child will marvel at the hole in the middle of this bubble.

This activity uses yeast to demonstrate some of the chemistry involved in cooking.

Prepare this felt Christmas doorknob decoration and let your toddler decorate it.

This project will result in a display case for all the Easter eggs that your toddler makes.

This toddler art activity uses popped popcorn and tempera paint to make a flower blossom collage.

This art activity produces a print of your toddler's foot, which you can cherish forever.

Your child will enjoy matching cards of the same color in this cooperative activity.

Have your toddler use his fingers to represent the gentlemen in this rhyme.

Here are three different bubble solutions: one for standard bubbles, one for really thick bubbles, and one for bouncy bubbles.

This rainy-day activity describes several different indoor beanbag races for a competitive toddler.

Make napkin rings from empty paper towel rolls -- all they need is your child's decorative touch!

If you and your preschool child make enough paper snowflakes, you can have a paper blizzard!

Follow the instructions for a bean bag throwing game. Can your child hit the ping-pong ball off the stick?