Activity 1: Arrange the Arrow
This activity focuses on logical thinking, learning direction, and color recognition. Children identify the color and direction of arrows and place them correctly on the game sheet. This simple yet engaging game aids in developing fine motor skills and spatial awareness.

Activity 2: Happy Tooth and Sad Tooth
Teach kids the importance of oral hygiene with Happy Tooth and Sad Tooth. Through interactive play, children learn about brushing, flossing, and maintaining a healthy diet for their teeth. This activity promotes fine motor skills, visual learning, and problem-solving.

Activity 3: Dot-A-Dot Alphabet
Improve your child’s visual, motor skills, and hand-eye coordination with the Dot-A-Dot Alphabet activity. Let them choose their favorite alphabet and fill the letters with dots. This fun activity encourages early literacy and vocabulary enhancement as children associate words with the letters they dot.

Activity  4: Fruit & Vegetable Sorting
Develop cognitive, sensory, and vocabulary skills with the Fruit & Vegetable Sorting activity. By classifying and sorting fruits and vegetables, children enhance their thinking skills and problem-solving abilities. They also learn about the shapes, tastes, colors, and smells of different foods.

Activity 5: Cow That Counts
Learning to count helps children understand the concept of quantity and the development of basic mathematical skills. In the Cow That Counts activity, children hide and reveal numbers on a cow, associating numbers with counting. This enhances their numeracy skills and hand-eye coordination.

Activity 6: Number Counting Kite
Join Timmy’s adventure with the Number Counting Kite. This story-based activity improves fine motor skills, rational thinking, numeracy skills, and hand-eye coordination. As children help Timmy’s kite soar, they learn to count and recognize numbers through a captivating narrative.

Activity 7: Shape Sticking
This simple yet delightful activity involves using a sticker sheet to decorate a tree. Children pick stickers from the sheet and place them on the tree, enhancing their fine motor skills and creativity. This activity is great for teaching children about different elements of nature while they engage in playful learning.