Hi Susan and Susan! It is a reveal a picture game. You make a customer/residents pick a number and you open that up and will eventually reveal or give them a clue of what the picture is behind those tiles.
hi- I don't really understand how it is played. Is this like a tile matching game where there are two hidden pairs and they have to find the matching pairs? Your description was kind of vague. Does this game work for memory care residents?
Hi Susan It looks to me as if it is matching numbers and then reviewing the pictures slowly as the matches are completed I would say in order to make this work for memory challenged residents Use only a few numbers and simple pictures I would try the low tech version with post it notes over picture and see how it goes
Thank you, Virginia. I tried this on Wednesday with my residents, it was great. Only one thing! I'll have to make the subjects more difficult as they were too good. Thanks again. Erika
Happy to hear it worked for you, Erika! It can be used in a lot of activities. I do trivia games with this too, but instead of pics. I have letters hiding behind the tiles. I also do The Price Is Right, Bingo Board (so our customers don't keep asking which number has been called). It is unlimited what you can do applying pretty much the same technique. God Bless!
I have been so thrilled to get the tips and ideas on dealing with Seniors across the board. Golden Carers has really helped me the past few months. Thank you!
There are two ways to dupliate an object in Power Point.
1. The simplest is press CTRL + D together, which simply duplicates the shape
2. The other is to hold down the CTRL button, and then click and drag the object with your mouse.
Let me know how you go, I hope that helps.