Help your child build fine motor skills by putting together and playing games. They can toss a coin, ride a roller coaster, and even hunt for bugs, while using their logic, patterning, and math skills.

Learning is as close as a look around the neighborhood. Practice observation and sorting skills among the faces and places that keep a town going.

Hear, taste, touch, see and smell with this hands-on sequence of experiments and activities! Your child can explore his five senses and build important prediction and observation skills.

Fine motor skills and reading uppercase and lowercase letters come together in dot-to-dot coloring pages and mazes. Versatile games throw numbers and shapes into the mix too!

Explore the differences between day and night with Daisy and Norman. Your child's observation and fine motor skills will be put to the test by all of the sorting, sequencing, and simple experiments.

Before kids can write they'll need to build up their hand muscles and fine motor skills. One of the ways to work on this is with cutting and tracing exercises like the ones in this book.

These activities will keep your kids busy for hours. Painting isn't mere messy fun; it also encourages creativity, allows kids to explore early math concepts and build fine motor skills.

Week 1 of this independent study packet for preschoolers contains everything you need to keep young learners engaged on key skills, from practicing uppercase letters to learning two-dimensional shapes.

At this age when kids talk about ME they're exploring important social studies skills. Discover some fun learning opportunities as your child explores himself and his surroundings.