This video-based program trains parents and other child caregivers to engage 3- to 5-year-olds in simple, motivating learning games to strengthen cognitive, social, and motor school-readiness skills. The training materials consist of a manual for training facilitators and a training video demonstrating how to play each learning game with preschool children at home or in a childcare setting. The manual contains handouts to photocopy and distribute during training sessions, as well as instructions for conducting the training sessions. The handouts include instructions and activity materials, ideas for additional games, and resource lists. The 26-minute closed-captioned training video teaches adults 6 learning games adapted from curricula developed at Yale University and presents an imaginative play narrative for strengthening skills such as language use, counting, and sequencing. Designed to be presented in two training sessions of an hour each, the video first presents three learning games: (1) restaurant game; (2) mirror game: feelings; and (3) travel game: bus to the zoo. The second part of the video presents three additional games: (1) travel game: submarine to the ocean floor; (2) puppet game: counting; and (3) camping game. (KB)