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Meaningful Family Ideas to Spend the Summer Days

The summer can provide bountiful time for fun family activities that promote play, togetherness, travel for kids, and healthy fitness. These family ideas can add zest to your summer.

Building Blocks for K 12 Grades Math

Forget the flashcards for your little ones. The best ways to introduce K12 grades math concepts to your children involve building, creating and moving to the beat of your favorite music.

Family Ideas for a Smarter Summer: The Arts Advantage

Want to make your family's summer special? Fun family activities include visiting an art museum, putting on your own play and filling the refrigerator with products of your child's artistic genius.

Family Ideas for Speech Language Development

Help your children build word power through their various language development stages with these baby activities, toddler activities, and preschooler activities.

Baby Activities: The Rhythm of Parents' Voices

Among universal baby activities is babbling. Babies imitate the rhythm of the language they hear as they goo and coo. So the more language your baby hears, the more easily speech will come.

Family Ideas: Another Reason To Encourage Neatness

As you've always suspected, neatness really does count. Here are some family ideas that will encourage your child to clean up those toys and boost his or her education and future earnings.

10 Commandments of Reading for Parents

How can you make your child fall in love with books? Follow these rules.

A Mother's List of Popular Children's Books to Read Aloud

Choose the perfect book from this list of popular children's books to read aloud to your child. Reading aloud with your child will help your little one develop a lifelong love of books and reading.

Preschool Math Activities Ease Later Learning

Math doesn't have to be scary when parents use fun family activities to promote toddler learning. Everyday preschool math activities promote healthy infant brain development.

Toddler Games Challenge Your Toddler to Think

Toddlers love challenging toddler activities. Try family ideas, including toddler games like this one, which provides a mystery to solve, to stretch your child's mind and encourage his or her creativity.

Rainy Day Activities for Preschoolers

Bad weather doesn't mean the end of family fun activities. Check out these rainy day recipes with household items as ingredients. Whether you're looking for toddler crafts or activities for preschoolers, there's fun for every...

Family Ideas: Fun Math Games

Want lots of fun family ideas for math? Great games for preschoolers and kids of all ages. Teach your children and have fun at the same time! If you are running low on family ideas, read on!

Kids Playing Make-Believe

Is your child a puppy one day and a pirate the next? Don't worry. Using his imagination is one of the best things he can do.

Learning Together

Playful ways to give your child the best beginning for preschool, kindergarten and beyond.

Where's the Fruit?

Here is a game to nurture your child's individual learning style.

Write On! 3 Learn-to-Write Games

Get your tot writing from the start. Check out cool games to work on letters and fine motor skills.

When Your Child Asks To Help, Say Yes!

Even it seems easier to do it yourself, the eventual gains that will come from letting you child help are priceless.

What To Grow in your Garden

Thinking of planting a garden with your child? Here are some suggestions of things to plant that will keep his interest.

What Can I Do with My 20-22 Month-old Today?

Try these fun exercises and activities for your toddler.

What Can I Do with My 32-34 Month-old Today?

Your toddler is almost 3 and discovering the world around her. Try playing memory games, practicing counting and putting things in order.

Try this Recipe with Your Little Bakers

Here is an easy and tasty recipe that you and your child can make together. Talk, taste, smell and touch your way through the process to add a little learning to your fun!

Spatial Thinking for Toddlers

Want your child to be a budding mathematician? Help her develop a sense of space.

Teaching Tips for Parents

Good preparation for school doesn't need to cost a cent! Practice these free activities to ensure your child is interested in learning and prepared for school.

Tips for Storytelling

So you want to tell your child a story, but you're not sure how. Here's how to start.

Christmas Crafts that Develop the Senses

What better time to develop your child’s senses than over the holidays? It’s a wonderful time for your child to experience a touch of magic and enchantment, and also to develop creative skills.

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