Creative Thinking Exercises
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Creativity is a skill to be developed and cherished. There are endless ways to train and exercise the brain!
The following exercises are good practice for creative thinking. Ask residents to find some creative techniques to solve the following puzzles!
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I love this site. Thank you so much for providing such great activities!!
Thank you for your kind words Gillian
Just a comment, I absolutely love this site and have been able to enjoy many hours of fun with my residents. I just wanted to point out on this particular activity in the second "what do you see", the terms Eskimo and Indian when referring to Inuit and Aboriginal or Indigenous people is equivalent to racial slurs that are frowned upon when referring to other ethnic groups. May want to reword this.
Otherwise, I am really enjoying the resources on this site.
Thanks for your feedback Angella, this has been updated!
Hi Ellen, thank you for your kind words. All the best in the New Year!
Good Morning,
I just recently joined this site also and let me tell you it is WONDERFUL!!!! I am an activity director at a senior center and not only do our older seniors enjoy it but we also have a group respite program geared towards participants with dementia and Alzheimer's, that respond really well to the trivia/quizzes that the website offers. I am so thankful to have this site as a resource to assist with enhancing their quality of life! Thanks again!
Thank you so much for your feedback Ellen, this means so much to us!
Hi Christine, I know what you mean, sometimes clients are so frail and despondent it is hard to motivate them to engage in any activities. You may try choosing some music popular in their era and play 'Name the song', all you need is a CD player and some CDs or use YouTube: start the music and let it play for 15 seconds; stop and wait for a response. You may also use play the game 'What's in the Bag?', place familiar items inside a bag, let client touch and guess. Place mobiles and wind chimes in their rooms for stimulation and change them every fortnight. Cheers.
Hello I am the activity coordinator in a residential care unit. My Residents are all elderly ranging from 73 years to 101years and high care and are of high dementia and unable to physically & mentally participate in many quizzes & games . Many of them are unable to see which makes many of them reluctant to participate in any activities. I try to reassure them by reading to them and use of pampering sessions, lots of hugs & social chatting to them only for short periods as they seem to get very tired listening to me or unable to hear. I have provided lovely touchy feely smelling & listening activities from this site. If anyone has any ideas to pass on I would appreciate it.
Have you thought about pet therapy. Small animals are a big hit at our facility. If your management is in favour you could try it.
I JUST JOINED THIS SITE AND I LOVE IT.... KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK!!!
oh thank you Anne, this means so much to us!
Brilliant although I did not use all exercises with all clients but overall response was great.
Thanks so much for the feedback Maureen.