What are your children's interests? Is playing dress-up one of their favorite past-times? Do planes and trains fascinate them? Are they interested in history? Do they want to know how things work and where things come from?
Once you get to know what your children enjoy or are curious about, it is important to provide activities that expand upon their interests.  We have compiled a partial list of places and activities that can be both fun and beneficial to the development of your children. boy on sand

Developmental tips and follow up activities are included throughout our pages that will help make these activities more memorable for both children and adults.

The idea is that children can learn and have fun at the same time - and you should have fun too!  The time you spend together can create memories that will last a lifetime.

 

First-hand experience is one of the best ways for a child to learn?

Fantasy play or pretend is one of the best ways a child can develop language skills, social skills, and self-awareness?

Taking a child to a park or playground will help develop gross motor skills like running, jumping and climbing?  

Bringing children to a museum will teach them new vocabulary and reinforce concepts such as shape, color, symbols and a sense of design?

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