These activities help your child build basic skills—like matching, sorting, scribbling—that prepare them for more complex tasks later on.

These activities let your child explore and create freely while building new skills—like using tools and materials in more intentional ways—without needing to make a specific finished product.

These activities invite your child to use their imagination and creativity while making specific things—like animals or vegetables. They can think for themselves as they decide how to use different materials and tools.

These activities encourage your child to solve problems, test deas, and keep trying even when things don’t work the first time.