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Hi, JD, you could try activities that need very little instructions like when the group can use self-expression and strive towards independence with the material/tools available. In a group setting offer some air clay for them to mold the way they want to or set up a tea/coffee table where they can serve themselves a drink. It will give them a wonderful sense of satisfaction.

Some activities that needs minimal instructions:

Dancing/karaoke/

Songs reminiscing

Ball playing: volleyball, bouncing balloons to each other

Sitting exercises

Painting - water colouring/mosaics

Beading (jewelry making)

Gardening

Pet interaction

By the way JD, there are some âchildlike' characteristics that are conducive to a better life. Elders should be encouraged to give themselves permission to be childlike (not childish) and recapture the sense of fun, curiosity and wonder.

Welcome

Do you have an issue we can help you with ??

This is it always a fun activity

https://www.goldencarers.com/finish-the-sayings-and-proverbs-game/4848/

Any music activity is good

Here are some ideas

https://www.goldencarers.com/music/

Is there a specific game type you have in mind ?

There are so many ideas and golden Carers

Alz and Dem Residents, in smaller groups, 10-15 minutes so you can catch more groups if you are working by yourself. 3 groups within an hour 3 times a week.

Thank you Jacqulyn for this information