- Learning Path
- Toddler Activities

Follow the leader
Your toddler follows you around all day. Turn it around and let him lead!
Paint the town red
At this age toddlers are more interested in experimenting with paint than creating "artwork."
Hold my hand
Playing simple games together helps your toddler learn new words while providing important bonding time.
Sorting for toddlers
Play a sorting game with your child’s own toys. Familiar categories might be dogs, cats, farm animals and exciting jungle animals.
Role-play frustrations away
Your child's own toys can be a handy tool for helping him control his toddler tantrums.
Johnny works with one hammer
Get your toddler in the rhythm of following directions with this terrific action song.
Meet your feet!
Play Simon Says to teach your child the parts of the body, from head to feet.
Open, shut them
Introduce new words and encourage motor skills with this fun finger play.
Finger plays: Where is Thumbkin?
Fingerplays like Where Is Thumbkin? introduce new vocabulary and help infants and toddlers coordinate words with finger motions.
Knock knock
Play hide-and-seek with your child's toys and see if she can guess who's there.