Imagine planning to build a tall and strong building. Once you’ve chosen the perfect location and prepped the site, there’s nothing else to do but build. But where do you begin? Where should you plant the structure’s foundation? The answer is … Read More
Since your residents are probably spending lots of time in their rooms during this pandemic, consider introducing them to new hobbies that they can easily do alone like writing. Here are 5 writing activities from notjustbingo.com to suggest to your … Read More
Kids can have a lot of fun playing and learning with this Sand Mummy Kit! Discover the mini skeleton inside using the included wooden tools. Combine this activity with a lesson plan on archeology, fossils, and even ancient cultures. This … Read More
This Gazebo Bird Feeder is a popular craft for students learning about nature and birds. It can also be a fun craft activity for older individuals. It can be used for any season, even Fall and Winter! Birdhouses are boxes … Read More
By Drew Burris At the end of July, we finally received the email that we were going back to school in person. I knew this was going to be a game changer. Limited equipment or no equipment was going to … Read More
Dreamcatchers are very popular amongst children and adults. They are associated with Native American and First Nations cultures, so this project is a great opportunity to teach students about a different culture and align this craft with a lesson plan. … Read More
A few months ago, your residents probably enjoyed all the armchair travel activities in which they were able to watch travel documentaries in their rooms or spaced out in your Activity Room. But now, your residents may be getting a little … Read More
Make the best of the Fall season with some fun craft activities to spread joy and creativity! Use fall colors like brown, yellow, red, and orange to create a festive project for kids or adults. Check out these DIY crafts … Read More
Kids will have a blast coloring or painting these fun wood doll toys! Their arms and legs are made of sturdy, poly-cord limbs that are flexible for posing. This is a great activity for dramatic play, and also teaches kids … Read More
By Steve Lightman You know what’s super neat? Getting free stuff for your Physical Education program at school! What do you mean FREE stuff? I mean, free stuff!! Hockey sticks, jump ropes, balls, shirts, golf clubs and balls, and baseball … Read More
