- Learning Path
- Preschool Logic & Problem Solving

Toy families
Play a sorting game with your child’s toys. Start with familiar categories—dogs, cats, farm animals and those exciting jungle animals (wow, an elephant!).
If the jar fits
Here's a hands-on matching activity using common objects around the house.
Sock it to me
This activity will increase matching skills and burn energy on days stuck indoors.
Play problems away
Problem-solving skills are important for mathematical and scientific thinking, but they also help children—and adults—tackle day-to-day challenges.
Bug memory cards
Playing Memory is a great way to reinforce turn taking and develop memory skills and concentration.Sorting showtime!
When it's time to pick up the toys, encourage your child to create a toy display.Toy classification
Ask your child to sort his toys into different groups.Supermarket sort
Supermarkets can be educational places, full of learning games to play with your child.Ask questions
Ask questions that require your child to give more than a yes or no response.Take stock
Ask your child to take inventory of the pantry and help create a shopping list to help him learn how to sort and classify.