Not sure what to do to motivate your child? It can be tough to encourage a child to learn when they simply doesn’t want to. Make sure you’ve set clear goals for your child and they know what’s expected of them. This can be as simple as practicing counting to ten or learning their ABC’s. And, don’t forget, after a goal has been successfully completed, make sure your child is rewarded so they know they’ve done a good job. This will set them up to succeed in the future.

Looking for age-specific activities for your child? Whether they are age 3, 4, or 5, get your child preschool-ready with fun games, like puzzle apps, to help introduce and improve your child’s critical thinking skills. This will have them thinking outside of the box, which will be essential later in life. You might also consider more creative activities like drawing, coloring, or playing with items like Playdough, which can help them express themselves.

Help your preschooler learn to write their letters and develop their writing skills with fun, interactive writing ABC games that keep them focused and on-task. You may even want to consider providing worksheets to help your child practice forming each letter. Go a step farther by having them write their name for an even better way to ensure he or she will be ready when it’s time to start school.