Social & Emotional Activity Finder

Your child can develop persistence and practice early literacy and spelling skills by playing a Thomas themed word game.

Baking cookies can be a great activity to do with your child, both to build measurement skills and to give your child an outlet to knead cookie dough.

Older children can practice being a good role model by reading, drawing and painting with younger children.

Children can work on counting and gross motor skills by creating and setting up their own bowling game.

Your child can build a box car and then use it to participate in a relay race that builds teamwork and cooperation skills.

Achieving a goal can build self-confidence. Help your child set and work towards a goal by creating "I Can" statements.

Has your child ever wanted to make a volcano? Here's an easy 4 ingredient process that will allow your young scientist to build a model volcano and watch it erupt.

You can help your child settle for nap or calm down after an exciting or anxious time by using breathing techniques and these printable posters from Thomas and Friends.

Many animals use camouflage to hide themselves in nature. Using an old sheet, have your child create a camouflage outfit to hide in plain sight.

Your child can learn about length and measurement as she uses Cat as a measuring tool to measure the length of various objects at home.

Families come in all shapes and sizes. Use this activity with a group of children to celebrate and appreciate the things that make each family unique.

10, 20, 30 … Counting by tens to 100 can be fun when your child plays this chicken feed relay game.

Your child can practice estimating and quantity skills by filling different size containers with marbles or blocks.

Creating a Thomas themed chore chart can help inspire your child to complete weekly chores at home.

Using materials from the recycling bin, your child can create festive decorations for holiday celebrations.