In this quiz, the calculations on the left-hand side are easier as they only need one plus or minus added.
If you are not sure you might use a calculator to test if plus or minus apply in the different calculations.
Do the math quizzes together. If you need to, give hints to come up with the solutions.
Use your fingers as a visual, or a calculator, to work out the math problems if you need to give more support.
Early and middle-stage memory care/dementia.
Do the math quizzes together. Give as many hints as are needed to come up with the solutions.
Use your fingers as a visual, or a calculator, to work out the math problems if you need to give more support.
They are good for passing the time of day and a good activity for nursing homes and assisted living facilities. We all need to challenge our brains regularly. For more printable math quizzes click here.
Doing Math Calculations is a Good Way to Keep the Brain Active.
Creative Thinking.
Doing Math Calculations is a Good Way to Keep the Brain Active.
At Maria's Place we believe that activity and lifelong learning are cornerstones for a fulfilling life. We are committed to guiding caregivers to engage fully with those they care for in a meaningful and heartfelt way.
