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Memory and activity
Memory Activity Workbook for Seniors, Volume 2
Browse Memory and activity books for seniorsA fresh collection of 180 large-print word, number, matching, visual, logic, planning and maze activities with complete solutions.
- Large print
- Easy-to-medium progression
- 12 activity chapters
- Complete solutions
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Written by Michael Bennett and published by Growth Lab Press
Inside Volume 2
What is inside this large-print activity workbook?
Volume 2 brings together 180 large-print activities with an easy-to-medium progression. Twelve chapters cover word, number, matching, visual, logic, planning and maze activities, followed by complete solutions.
- 180 fresh activitiesWork through a new collection of large-print activities across 12 chapters.
- Seven activity stylesChoose from word, number, matching, visual, logic, planning and maze activities.
- Clear progression and solutionsMove from easy to medium activities and check answers in the complete solutions section.
Common questions
Answers before you choose Volume 2.
What activities are included in Volume 2?
It includes word, number, matching, visual, logic, planning and maze activities.
How many activities and chapters are included?
The workbook contains 180 activities arranged across 12 chapters.
Does the workbook include answers?
Yes. It includes complete solutions for the activities.
Who is Volume 2 designed for?
It is designed for older adults, caregivers, families and activity leaders.
Practical next steps
How to use this book.
Use the book in a way that respects the reader, the setting and the purpose described on this page.
- Begin with one approachable activityChoose a topic or page that feels familiar. Use each question or activity as an invitation, not a test.
- Use the format that suits the momentComplete a page independently, read questions aloud during a family visit or use one prompt to begin a group conversation.
- Follow the reader's pacePause, change activities or return another day when attention or interest changes.
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