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.

In this workbook, perfect for kinetic learners, kids cut out and count numbers zero to 10.

Kids will learn early science lessons through exploration, and gain extra writing, reading, and math practice in this hands-on workbook.

This sorting and matching workbook is perfect for pre-reading kids. Pictures tell tales for them to follow and make sense of.

This book will have kids use their feet, paperclips and paper rulers to find lengths of drawings and real objects, putting comparisons and basic units before inches.

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.

With these worksheets children use their logical thinking to distinguish the difference between objects such as tall or short, more or less. Measuring helps kids understand the dimensions of objects.

By land, air or sea, transportation gets you there, and for your kids this workbook brings different transportation near. They can color, cut-out or match their favorite and new ways to motor.

This phonics workbook is a great way to learn that F is for fox, I is for igloo, and more! Kids will learn to recognize and group beginning sounds while doing some fun coloring.

This book encourages you and your kids to practice letter sounds and words, plus spot nature everywhere. He can glue dirt to the D page, draw a tree or the sky. Take learning outside!

Use this series to help your child explore the passage of time, from days to years. Kids will get to map their lives on a timeline as they learn about concepts of past, present and future.

Circles, squares, diamonds and polygons; this book focuses on the most basic ones, and some silly shapes too. Kids can trace, draw and match shapes to the heart's content. Hey that's a shape, too!

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.