Spot the Difference
Spot the Differences is a brain game for children and adults alike. It involves identification of objects, spatial analysis, as well as short-term memory. It is a fun and relaxing activity for seniors.
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Spot The Differences #15
Number 15 in our Spot The Differences series for Seniors!
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Spot the Differences #14
Surgeon in the operating room: another fun activity for seniors in our spot the differences series!
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Spot the Differences #13
Ladies by the Water: Another fun spot the differences activity for seniors!
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Spot the Differences #12
Snowball Fight: Another fun spot the differences activity for seniors!
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Spot The Differences #11
Car Mechanic's Workshop: the men will appreciate this one! This is a fun and relaxing activity for seniors.
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Spot the Differences #10
Another fun activity in our spot the differences series for seniors!
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Intergenerational: Spot the Differences
Spot the Differences is a brain game for children and adults alike. It involves identification of objects, spatial analysis as well as short-term memory.
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Spot the Differences Contest
Have some fun having a 'Spot the Differences' contest.
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Spot the Differences #10
Spot the differences in a forest.
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Spot the Differences #8
Spot the differences on an ocean scene.
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Spot the Differences #7
Find the differences at a doctors visit.
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Spot the Differences #6
Find the differences on a whale in the ocean
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Spot the Differences #5
Find the differences with a fat fellow in a tub.
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Spot the Differences #4
Find the differences in a bank robbery scene.
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Spot the Differences #3
Find the differences on a clothes line scene.
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Spot the Differences #2
Spot the differences!
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Spot the Differences #1
Spot the differences on a tennis game scene.
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