• Play a game of "Gotcha!" Your little one will squeal with delight as you chase her around the living room or yard. Don't forget to give her a chance to get you, too!
• Blow bubbles. What better excuse is there to run and jump than trying to catch those elusive bubbles?
• Paint the house! Give your child a bucket of water and a big but lightweight paintbrush, and he'll not only be getting some much-needed exercise and fresh air, but he'll also be learning scientific lessons related to saturation and evaporation.
• Play a game of shadow tag. On a sunny day, take your toddler into the yard or to the playground and try to catch each other's shadows!

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