Having worked in primary schools for over twenty-five years, starting as a 'parent helper' (dad) and then employed in an infant school as Teaching Assistant for ten years, I find it a bit sad how some people don't know what activities to do with their children. But of course we are all different, so what came easily to me is perhaps less natural for others.
What sort of things does she like at pre-school?
Books, reading, and acting out stories, with 'props' and maybe scenery, helps a child become aware of the creative potential of books. These days, with continuous Cbeebies and the like, children shouldn't just be passive observers, but can create things themselves, if adults around them provide the resources.
Our DS was learning music from two years old, and started to read music and make up tunes by five. So if you can provide access to a piano, keyboard, glockenspiel, or even 'domestic percussion' with a wooden spoon, a child can learn to keep-time to (suitable) music on radio or CD, or TV ZingZillas etc.
Duplo bricks can teach colours, counting, adding, take-away, 'sharing'.
Watch natural history or travel shows on TV together, explaining what is going on, and if appropriate, relating it to her life and environment.
[I'll come back sometime, and see how you are getting on!]