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This project takes a bit of planning, but will be as fun to break as it is to make.
Make puzzles out of pictures your budding photographer has taken.
This activity will give your child the opportunity to express feelings and unleash their imaginations.
Introduce your budding art historian to Impressionism using books, the Internet and museums as tools.
Let your child xplore the different art movements in history with this activity that focuses on depictions of interior spaces.
Let music guide your child through time and give feelings to history.
Enhance your child's imagination and learning processes through exposure to music.
This activity is perfect for demonstrating the recycling process.
Peace, man. This creative activity will splash color into your child's world.
This fun art project will also help keep your child’s toys, treasures and tools organized.
Your child can create unique beads out of paper for jewelry making or decorations.
Let your child create small paper maché bowls for serving snacks or holding tiny treasures.
Your child can fill the room with dazzling colors by creating these easy stained "glass" windows.
Gaze into your child's imagination through this art activity that has your child create a window showing his view of the world.
Creating a flipbook will bring your young artist's creations to life.
Let your child create colorful picture frames that show off his artistic masterpieces or favorite family photographs.
Making colorful prints with food is a fun way for your child to make an impression.
Help your child create a bookmark that will be a year-round reminder of spring flowers and summer strolls.
Your secret agent will learn logic and problem solving by building this secret decoder wheel.
The favorite matching game can be tailored to practice a variety of skills.
Challenge your child's imagination by asking him to contemplate his feelings and associations with color.
Bring out the little Picasso in your child with this art activity.
Acting out a poem or story is a great way for a child to demonstrate comprehension and to connect emotion with the written word.
Let your child use their imaginations while making gift giving more personal.
This fun art project will also help keep your child’s toys, treasures and tools organized.
Your child will know which way the wind blows after she creates a colorful windsock.
These decorative crafts can be tailored to any holiday.
This activity allows your child to scratch the surface on the fascinating world of art.
You're never too young to start deciphering secret-agent-style messages!
Have your child create illustrations or fashion arts and crafts that illustrate Grimms' Fairy Tales.
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Use charades to demonstrate to your child how adding a different suffix can change the meaning of a word.
Demonstrate to your child how adding the letter E to the end of a word can create a completely new word.
Familiarize your child with common consonant blends.
Play the classic card matching game, Concentration, to help your child recognize antonyms.
Play the classic card matching game, Concentration, to help your child recognize words that rhyme.
Play this card shuffle game to teach your child sentence structure.
Use each letter in your child's name to inspire poetry.
Help your child write haiku about the things he loves in nature.
Be there to help your child create an illustrated book of sentences she has built up from a single word.
The fabulous world of fables is ready to inspire your young author to become a fabulist.
Your child’s imagination will be the main ingredient when he creates his own “recipes” for this activity.
Let the luck of the draw help shape your child's storytelling skills.
This activity is a fun, creative way for your child to gain experience building compound words.
Encourage your child to learn the duties of government by asking her what she would do if she were in charge.
Help your child develop her ability to recognize and imitate patterns.
Have your child write a letter to the President. It's a great way for her to gain writing practice and learn about current events.
Exercise your child's imagination and body.
Play this easy card game to teach your child number recognition and number value.
Dimes and pennies are perfect for illustrating place value in two-digit numbers.
Supercharge your child's number recognition and addition skills with this card game.
Get both target practice and math practice with a fun indoor game.
It's no trick. This hat game is perfect for addition and subtraction practice.
Which group has more? How many more? Show your child that subtraction is a tool for making accurate comparisons.
Supply your child with a stack of additon equations, then have her write the inverse subtraction facts for them.
Deal your young mathematician a winning hand with this card game.
Watch your child's addition skills bloom with this fun game.
Use snacks to create number groups that equal up to 20.
Your little meteorologist can build a rain gauge to help him deliver his own weather reports.
Encourage your child to learn the duties of government by asking her what she would do if she were in charge.
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Math made fun with a robot voice.
Measurement, pricing, scales... try this activity at the grocery store!
Take a fun survey of your family's preferences! This is an easy-to-do, fun conversation starter for the kids.
Encourage your child’s wonder in the universe around us.
Inspire your young scientist to explore the variety of insects living in our world.
Further your child’s interest in animals while gaining practice in sorting and classifying.
Take a field trip with your child and explore how food gets to the dinner table.
Bring learning in for a landing! Let your young engineer design her own miniature parachutes.
Turn science into theater with this activity.
Investigate the science of sound with your child.
Let this experiment sound loud and clear for your child.
Introduce your child to chemistry. Help him create a suspension and investigate its properties.
Help your child harvest the power of the sun and cook some simple snacks.
Your little meteorologist can build a rain gauge to help him deliver his own weather reports.
You r child will know which way the wind blows after building this meteorology tool.
This home science experiment explodes with fun and flavor.
Use this simple experiment to introduce your child to essential science skills
Help your young scientist create his own additions to the fossil record.
Use this activity to explore with your child how sweat cools us down when our body temperature rises.
Research your child's favorite animals, then follow up with a fun visit to the zoo.
Create some tasty treats for the wildlife in your child’s own backyard.
Have your child collect leaves outside, then make a book identifying the different types.
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