Autumn (Southern Hemisphere)

Tree of Thanks

My residents loved this activity, It was a great way to get them all thinking of what they are thankful for, even during the toughest of times! Plus, the tree looks beautiful in our facility for fall!

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Cozy Sensory Kits

The fall and winter seasons are ideal for creating a few sensory kits that encourage coziness and relaxation. You can keep these kits in your office and use them during 1:1 interactions or for small groups.

Autumn Alphabet Challenge

Objectives: Recall, decision making. Can be done individually or as a group.

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Autumn Quiz #2

Another Autumn themed quiz!

Autumn Quiz

A lovely Autumn themed quiz to share!

Autumn Poems

3 beautiful Autumn poems to share!

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6 Ideas for Celebrating Autumn

For farmers all around the world, autumn is a time for harvest and storage. For others, it is a time for apple picking, kite flying, campfires, nature walks and much more. Here are 6 ideas for celebrating Autumn!

Word Ladder #1

Number 1 in our word ladders series! A fun and stimulating brain activity for the elderly! This word ladder has a SEASONS theme.

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Autumn fun

Go out in the garden. Talk to the residents about what they can see and hear. Talk about the different colours, sounds and objects in the garden. ..

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Autumn Crossword

An Autumn themed crossword!

Preserved fall leaves

Preserved fall leaves last throughout the festive season shining and supple, and are a lovely addition to a table or used as hanging decoration.

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Paper leaves fall decoration

This is an easy activity for one and all. Good fun for creative minds.

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Fall Leaves Hanging Decoration

Lovely decorations made from fallen leaves to celebrate Autumn.

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Contact paper mobiles

Visual stimulation offers the broadest range of possibilities.

Recycled Crayon Sun Catchers

Beautiful hanging sun catchers for any season!

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Autumn Tree

To promote fine motor movements. To have fun!

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