Talk with your child about what s/he does and where s/he has been. Listen with interest when s/he talks to you and participate in the conversation.
Tell stories to your child about your childhood.
Play games for sorting objects such as sort your spare buttons into shapes and colours.
Give your child some opportunities to learn to ride a 3-wheeled bike or 2-wheeled bike with trainer wheels.
Make opportunities for outdoor physical activity such as walks in the park, ball games, visiting playgrounds.
Provide materials for painting and drawing.
Praise and encourage your child when s/he considers others or plays well with others.
You can now ask the child to be responsible for some tasks; this will give her/him the confidence and flexibility to deal with situations when things do not go according to the plan.
Encourage kids to bring dirty dishes into the kitchen after every meal. You can even ask s/he to pack her/his own school lunch; this will make her/him feel empowered by getting to pick what to eat.