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Here's an idea: Count cars as you drive down the road...how many are red, yellow, white or blue? How many are trucks, slug bugs or SUV's? This is a great way to learn classification.

Here's an idea: Get a bag of Skittles or M&M's and have your child guess how many different groups of colors there are in the bag...this will teach your child probability and estimation.

Here's an idea: Let your child help you cook...there's all sorts of learning opportunities in the kitchen (math-science-reading), they can read the directions, measure, set the timer to learn time.

Here's an idea: Count the sugar packets on the table when you go out to eat. Great for building math skills.

Here's an idea: Have your child read at least 15 minutes each day. A book, the cereal box, the signs on the road, the newspaper...just as long as they read!

Every minute counts with your child! Why not make it fun for all!

Here's an idea: Set aside one night a week for "game night". This a perfect opportunity to talk about everyone's day, and have a fun time working on those learning skills. Scrabble/Monopoly/Candy land

Here's an idea: Visit our educational links page, and let it take you to the cyber world of fun and educational links for all ages!

Here's an idea: Search for words. How many words can you make out of R I D G E V I E W R A M S I'll get you started... View, Ridge, I, Am, Wire, Give, Dig.....