Use the Flower theme in this post and try to find a type of flower for each letter.
The object of the exercise is to stimulate concentration, focus, and thinking. Exercise the little grey cells!
Try doing it without looking at the printout first, then fill in the gaps from our suggestions.
Use the Flower theme in this word game post and try to find a type of flower for each letter. Give hints if needed.
It is absolutely fine if you miss some and don’t get them all.
Do some reminiscing about favorite flowers.
You can divide the list into smaller parts, for example, use a whiteboard and write the first ten letters of the alphabet in a column.
Ask the group members to come up with flower names starting with each letter.
Early and middle-stage memory care/dementia.Â
Use the Flower theme in this word game post and try to find a type of flower for each letter. Give hints if needed.
It is absolutely fine if you miss some and don’t get them all.
Do some reminiscing about favorite flowers.
This activity is good to print out and leave somewhere open in the house for a few days. You can add flowers as you think of them and not have to do it all in one go.
Completing a task like an alphabet word game can lead to feelings of accomplishment and boost self-esteem, which is especially important as dementia can often affect an individual's confidence.
Make your own positive poem.
Printable worksheet.
Remember ABBA and Elton?
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.
