November in History Slideshow
Best on a laptop or TV
Slideshow
One picture at a time to discuss!
- No scores
- Good for chatting
- 1 Every item fills the screen
- 2 Next slide with the arrow keys or a clicker
- 3 Let the room share their memories
Image Reveal
A jigsaw guessing game!
- One group or teams
- Guessing
- 1 Call a number to turn a piece
- 2 Anyone can guess at any time
- 3 Got it? Click "Show answer"
Quiz Board
A Jeopardy style game!
- Teams
- Like Jeopardy
- 1 Pick a square, like "B for 300"
- 2 The team agrees on an answer
- 3 Click "Show answer" and award the points
Memory Match
Find the matching pairs!
- Teams
- 6, 8 or 12 pairs
- 1 Call two numbers to turn two cards
- 2 A pair? Go again
- 3 No pair? Next team's turn
Playing on a TV
Get any game onto your TV!
- 1 Pick a game. It opens in a new tab
- 2 Plug your laptop into the TV with an HDMI cable
- 3 Play from your laptop. The TV shows your screen
Take a trip back in time and explore fascinating events that happened during November!
This visual slideshow features famous people, inventions, discoveries and memorable moments from around the world, encouraging reminiscence, conversation and learning something new.
Instructions
- Click Play > Slideshow and cast the presentation to a large TV or screen for everyone to enjoy.
- Read each historical fact aloud and encourage residents to share their memories, thoughts and stories.
- Move through the slides at your group's own pace, allowing time for discussion.
November in History Slideshow
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Manager/RN
Thank you for the speedy feedback - I look forward to trying this with my group today
Hi Helen and Dawn,
Thanks for your feedback! We've updated this activity to make it more interactive. The slideshow now displays the date and image first, giving residents a chance to guess, reminisce and discuss before the historical fact is revealed.
We hope you enjoy the updated version!
Manager/RN
I like this activity, but wish there was a way to show the photo first before the fact - that way I can prompt and get them to give their ideas on subjects, recognise faces or ask if they have been to this place etc - so get the discussion going before the fact is shown?
Activity Director
Help! How do you play this? There are no questions, just answers with photos. Why are there numbers over the photos? What are people guessing at with the numbers? How are the trivia cards used? I'm totally missing the point, but if I could figure it out, I would like to use it.
I am going to use this soon and after taking a look at it , I thought that maybe I would bring up a parallel group of videos to add to this slide show. For instance, I will probably run a short video showing more of Monet's artwork and a music video of Tina Turner's "What's love got to do with it?" and maybe some movie trailers for Rock Hudson and Vivien Leigh's movies or short biographies for Marie Curie and Thomas Edison. I'm going to make it a one hour November history program. I appreciate the program and I think it was well done but I am adding to it to make it my own! Just a thought... :)
November in History Slideshow
Best on a laptop or TV
Slideshow
One picture at a time to discuss!
- No scores
- Good for chatting
- 1 Every item fills the screen
- 2 Next slide with the arrow keys or a clicker
- 3 Let the room share their memories
Image Reveal
A jigsaw guessing game!
- One group or teams
- Guessing
- 1 Call a number to turn a piece
- 2 Anyone can guess at any time
- 3 Got it? Click "Show answer"
Quiz Board
A Jeopardy style game!
- Teams
- Like Jeopardy
- 1 Pick a square, like "B for 300"
- 2 The team agrees on an answer
- 3 Click "Show answer" and award the points
Memory Match
Find the matching pairs!
- Teams
- 6, 8 or 12 pairs
- 1 Call two numbers to turn two cards
- 2 A pair? Go again
- 3 No pair? Next team's turn
Playing on a TV
Get any game onto your TV!
- 1 Pick a game. It opens in a new tab
- 2 Plug your laptop into the TV with an HDMI cable
- 3 Play from your laptop. The TV shows your screen