Hi Linda, I often print templates of Australian native animal pictures or simply 'Happy Australia day' banners and flags (a lot of pintable's are provided free on the internet) and provide equipment and colours needed for them to paint or colour in with textas. With aprons and gloves and plenty of supervision / guidance, my high care dementia patients seem always enthusiastic once started and have fun. Its basic, easy to supervise and prompt..
Hi Linda Here are some ideas Oh I like dot painting https://www.goldencarers.com/indigenous-australian-dot-paintings/3356/ Instead of printing these templates out by some dark paint and a craft store https://www.goldencarers.com/indigenous-australian-dot-paintings/3356/Instead of printing these templates out by some dot paint at a craft store and put a piece of paper in front of each resident with a paint and see what they create If you can’t find dot paints you can use bingo Dobbers You can adapt and modify any of these activities to make them simple are you could have a simple party and sing happy birthday to Australia
I'm so happy to have found Golden Carers, such great ideas & helpful tips. Thanks for all the download material, advice & fun your team provide. It brings joy to so many people.
Thanks Linda
Here are some ideas
Oh I like dot painting
https://www.goldencarers.com/indigenous-australian-dot-paintings/3356/
Instead of printing these templates out by some dark paint and a craft store https://www.goldencarers.com/indigenous-australian-dot-paintings/3356/Instead of printing these templates out by some dot paint at a craft store and put a piece of paper in front of each resident with a paint and see what they create
If you can’t find dot paints you can use bingo Dobbers
You can adapt and modify any of these activities to make them simple are you could have a simple party and sing happy birthday to Australia
https://www.goldencarers.com/calendar/australia-day-activities/9/