Create a keepsake alphabet book using your child’s handprints!

Choose a Letter – Each day (or week), pick a new letter of the alphabet.

Make a Handprint – Paint your child’s hand and press it onto a piece of paper.

Turn It Into Art – Transform the handprint into an animal or object that starts with that letter (for example, “A” for alligator, “B” for butterfly).

Build Your Book – Continue through the alphabet. By the end, you’ll have a colorful, one-of-a-kind memory book filled with your child’s handprint creations.

This activity is a fun way to learn letters while making special art you’ll treasure forever!

Pom-poms are simple, colorful, and so much fun for little hands! Here are some playful ways to use them:

Pom-Pom Drop – Tape empty paper towel rolls to the wall and let your child drop pom-poms through into a bucket below.

Color Sorting – Sort pom-poms by color into muffin tins, bowls, or cups.

Pom-Pom Art – Glue pom-poms onto paper to create shapes, animals, or patterns.

Scoop & Transfer – Give your child a spoon, tongs, or scoop and let them move pom-poms from one container to another for fine motor practice.

Counting Game – Practice early math skills by counting pom-poms into piles, egg cartons, or cups.

Pom-Pom Races – Use straws to blow pom-poms across the table or floor and see which one goes the farthest!

These activities build creativity, coordination, and early learning skills—all while keeping playtime fun and engaging.