Virtual Social Recreation
Welcome to the Alzheimer Society of Niagara Region Virtual Recreation Page. Here you will find weekly activities to help you keep engaged. Brain stimulating and social activities can improve your mood, boost self-esteem, and help you maintain cognitive abilities.
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Some daily activities courtesy of Activity Connection and Golden Carers
Activities: July 15 - 21
- Monday
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Fitness
Daily Chronicles
July 22Puzzle
SolutionWeekly Class
Conversation Prompts
Ask someone in your house or a friend over the phone: If you could have any animal as a pet, what would you choose, and why?
Virtual Tour
Theme: Boating around the globe!
Welcome to the Amalfi Coast
- Tuesday
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Fitness
You’ll Need: a chair
Daily Chronicles
July 23Puzzles
SolutionNational Day
National Vanilla Ice Cream DayConversation Prompts
Ask someone in your house or a friend over the phone: What did you and your friends do for fun when you were younger?
Virtual tour
Theme: Boating around the globe!
Welcome to Lake Tahoe - Wednesday
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Fitness
You’ll Need: a chair
Optional: waterbottles/ weights
Daily Chronicles
July 24Puzzles
WordleDaily Recipe
Baked Feta PastaConversation Prompts
Ask someone in your house or a friend over the phone: Did you go to university? If so, which one did you go to, and if not, which one would you have wished you went to?
Virtual tour
Theme: Boating around the globe!
Welcome to Delta Dunarii
- Thursday
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Fitness
You’ll need: a chair, a ball or rolled-up towel
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Daily Chronicles
July 25Puzzles
SolutionMusic
Doo-Wop OldiesConversation Prompts
Ask someone in your house or a friend over the phone: What do you think is the best phase of life?
Virtual tour
Theme: Boating around the globe!
Welcome to the Underground River in Yingde City
- Friday
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Fitness
You’ll need: a chair
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Daily Chronicles
July 26 -
Puzzles
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Solution
Crafts
Conversation Prompts
Ask someone in your house or a friend over the phone: What is your favourite song right now?
Virtual tour
Theme: Boating around the globe!
Welcome to Giethoorn, Netherlands
- Saturday
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Fitness
You’ll need: a chair
Daily Chronicles
July 27Puzzles
Solution -
Documentary/Gameshows
Tournament of Champions: Guy Fieri
Conversation Prompts
Ask someone in your house or a friend over the phone: What do you miss most about being a teenager?
Virtual tour
Theme: Boating around the globe!
Welcome to Lake Thun, Switzerland
Documentary/Educational Video - Sunday
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Fitness
Daily Chronicles
July 28Puzzle
Sunday Snacks
5-Minute Tomato Appetizer with Feta
Conversation Prompts
Ask someone in your house or a friend over the phone: What do you love most about your home?
Virtual tour
Theme: Boating around the globe!
Welcome to Empuriabrava Canals, Spain
Exercise Waiver
We ask that you make sure when you participate virtually in exercise programs you take care to create a place that is clutter-free and safe for you. Make sure you have proper footwear and the area is clear. Because physical exercise can be strenuous and may cause risk of injury, we urge you to obtain a physical examination from a doctor before participating in any exercise activities and participate only as much as you feel comfortable. These online exercises are intended to encourage you to gently move your body – so don’t push yourself beyond what feels okay. Participating in exercise activities included in the Alzheimer Society of Niagara Region's activity site is done entirely at your own risk.
Resources
All about me - A booklet designed for people living with dementia, to help them create a record of their background and what is important to them
Recollections book - Create a life story book using our guided questions.
Home Sense Guide - outlines many adaptations you can make to your own home to aid a person living with dementia.
By Us For Us Guides - a series of guides created by a group of talented and passionate persons with dementia and/or partners in care.
Ready Set Plan - a guide to help you plan ahead for a time your care partner may be unable to provide the care you need