Keeping preschoolers busy at home can be a challenging task at times. But filling their day with activities that will help them later in life is always a good idea. Certain activities should be done at home with children. Creating and sticking to a routine helps preschoolers know when to expect playtime and when to expect activity time.

One important activity is helping children practice their handwriting. Using pencil and paper, the best way to start is by letting them trace some basic words. However, connect-the-dots can also be a useful activity because it helps them learn hand-eye coordination. Even letting preschoolers make letters out of play-doh or shaving cream is a start.

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