No previous crafting experience is needed for this easy-level craft.
If you choose to make it on a larger paper, you can add lots of fish and seaweed and create an excellent display for your wall.
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This is a fun one-on-one activity. Add some reminiscence and chat about fish. “Have you ever gone fishing? Do you like to eat fish? How many different types of fish can you think of?”
Making these easy-level pictures is a great activity for a small group.
Supply cupcake cases in a variety of colors and everyone’s picture will be unique.
Early and mid-stage memory care/dementia.
Make as shown in the video. Explain the activity and bring the supplies needed.
You may need to give some assistance with cutting out and gluing.
Late stage memory care / dementia.
Watching someone make a craft can be a nice activity as a passive observer, and watching the video is also an alternative. The person may like to help choose colors, etc., for the different elements if they cannot physically participate.
If you choose to make it on a larger paper, you can add lots of fish and seaweed and create an excellent display for your wall.
For more craft projects, click here.
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Daliah says:
I am so greatful for this site and all of the activities and ideas that are here. I have just started as a Community Outreach Worker for a charity community care project for seniors. We have a day center once a week with them and i also do home visits for those less mobile or not well enough to come out of their homes so to be able to print off colouring and quizzes for them is amazing. I cant wait to get them doing the quiz in the day centre and provide them with an opprtunity to stretch their minds a bit and have fun!
I’m so happy that i found this site. Daliah