Infant's Activity Center

Welcome to the Infant's Activity Center. Here is a brief list of computer based activities designed to foster basic reading, keyboard recognition, intermediate mouse use and hand - eye coordination. To activate one of these activities please click on the name provided below. Please note that shockwave player may be required to use these activities. To download the latest version please click here.

Connect the dots - A classic game that enhances numerical recognition and ordinal skills
Memory (aka Concentration) - A classic game with fundamental recall and attention building
Sketch Pad - Watch your child freely express their artistic talent across this large sketch pad

Note: If you are looking for more free safe age appropriate games and learning tools for your B.I.G. Kid please feel free to use the links we have provided below to explore each activity. To view these resource please click on the respective tip box. For more safe and secure internet ideas look at our quick internet tips on the left.

These "Beginner Activities" are designed for both solo and parent guided use. They are designed to foster basic reading, keyboard recognition, intermediate mouse use and hand - eye coordination.

These "Infant Activities" are designed to be used initially with direct parental supervision. These fun activities will help build better hand - eye coordination, number recognition, counting, and letter recognition.

Parents may also want to consider sharing these downloadable and/or printable Bible stories, coloring pages and other activities with their B.I.G. Kid. (*note: some resources may require adobe reader)

Parental Note:
The Youth and Young Adults ministry accomplishes its purpose by employing Abundance Groups that are age appropriate, providing compassionate mentors, and creating safe environments that allows members to connect and express themselves freely. Using these tools, members explore Biblical approaches to problem solving while learning the Biblical principles that undergird consequential thinking. Members also engage in regular fellowship (or recreational) activities designed to promote healthy social skills while providing a safe and friendly environment to enhance there ability to relate to others with empathy and compassion.

Quick Internet Tip
The internet can be an excellent tool for learning. However, without the right security measures it can also be an opportunity for your child(ren) to be exposed to things that you would not approve. Installing FREE internet security tools like Glubble and using browsers such as Firefox will allow you to better safeguard your child while you teach them how to explore the world wide web.