Russellville Park

Russellville Park Comes TogetherThe whole world is experiencing something that no one has ever seen before, and our community has pulled together in an amazing way! We appreciate how our residents have changed their habits and taken every precaution against the virus. We love our residents! Here are some pictures of some of our residents and team that make Russellville Park go.

Spring Is the Best Season — 10 Reasons Why1. Winter is over

2. More sunshine

3. Birds (and their songs) are back

4. Studies show that crime reduces in spring

5. Going outside is fun again

6. Beautiful colors

7. Fresh produce

8. Flowers are blooming

9. Take exercise outdoors

10. Baby animals everywhere

10 Richest People in the WorldThe world’s most wealthy people control an insane amount of wealth. Here’s a look at the top 10 richest people in the world right now:

1. Jeff Bezos (Amazon): $111.5 billion

2. Bernard Arnault (LVMH): $109.9 billion

3. Bill Gates (Microsoft): $108.2 billion

4. Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway): $88.8 billion

5. Amanda Ortega (Inditex, Zara): $77.1 billion

6. Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook): $76.3 billion

7. Larry Ellison (Oracle): $66.4 billion

8. Carlos Slim Helu (Telecom): $63.5 billion

9. Larry Page (Google): $61.1 billion

10. Mukesh Ambani (Indian Oil, Reliance Industries): $59.7 billion

MAY 2020 • MAY FLOWERS

StaffGeneral ManagerKerry Riley

Assistant General ManagerPablo Evan

Community Sales ManagerKerrie Huber

Sales AdvisorShelley Park

Move-In CoordinatorKrystal Blake

ChefKen Wold

Restaurant ManagerVaughn Walen

Health and Wellness DirectorSara Albers

Memory Care Program ManagerJessica Cassidy

BookkeeperTravis Kalama

Administrative AssistantConnie Sullenger

Program SupervisorDaimion Hurst

Assistant Program SupervisorDawn Smith

Russellville Park East20 SE 103rd AvenuePortland, OR 97216Front Desk: (503) 254-5900Fax: (503) 255-7098

Russellville Park West23 SE 103rd AvenuePortland, OR 97216Front Desk: (503) 575-1775Fax: (503) 575-1776

Season of PossibilityWith all of the fun that winter brings, like Christmas and New Year’s, it is easy to get bogged down in the adverse weather and general gloominess. Spring is a great opportunity to hit the reset button, so to speak. Now is the perfect time to set goals, try something new or learn new skills. Often, fear can be a detractor to our adventurous side. We get scared of failing, of what others might think of us or even just fear change. These are all valid, but there are for more reasons why you should do something new than not. You have more information at your fingertips than ever before. With our smart devices, we have the ability to learn real life skills and knowledge — take advantage of this! Psychologist Rich Walker, who looked at countless event memories, says, “People who engage in a variety of experiences are more likely to retain positive emotions and minimize negative ones than people who have fewer experiences.” Your mental health improves and maintains positivity easily with fun experiences. Nobody is saying you have to jump out of a plane or try your hand at a flying trapeze just to have a new experience. Of course, getting out of your comfort zone doesn’t mean you have to reach heights thousands of feet off the ground. Though, to be honest, trying something that’s foreign to you might just make you feel like you’re high in the sky anyway.

Common Sense Rules for CybersecurityJust like any other public environment, the Internet requires awareness and caution. Just as you use locks to keep criminals out of your home, you also need safeguards to secure your computer. Many of the crimes that occur in real life are now done — or at least facilitated — through the internet.

Below are some common sense rules from the real world that apply in the online world.

• Don’t judge a book by its cover. Cyber criminals hide behind the anonymity of the internet. What you say and do online is visible to others, and it’s not erasable. Don’t communicate or reveal any personal information to strangers online. Personal information includes your name, address, age, phone number, birthday, email address, social security number and insurance policy numbers — even your doctor’s name.

• Look before you leap. Don’t enter contests, join clubs or share your personal information for any reason, unless you know you are on a reputable website. Do not open attachments, click links or respond to email messages from unknown senders or companies that ask for your personal information. Most organizations — banks, charities, universities, companies, etc. — don’t ask for your personal information over email. Beware of requests to update or confirm your personal information.

• All that glitters is not gold. Be wary of emails offering “free” gifts, prizes or vacations. These are tricks designed to get you to give up personal information. Personal information can be pieced together to steal identities, money or credit.

MAY 2020

A Message From Leisure CareAs you know, due to ongoing concerns about COVID-19, there have been many crucial changes to our daily routines in order to maintain the health and safety of our residents and staff. Following protocol from the CDC and state regulatory agencies, our activities and outings continue to be on hold until further notice. Instead of our monthly calendar, we are using these pages to provide you with activities and entertainment since we are practicing social distancing.

Please know that we are working hard to keep you connected. For our most recent updates, visit www.leisurecare.com/communication-plan. Please speak with your management team if you have any questions.

Simple Ways To Practice Mindfulness

• Savor a snack. Whether it’s a crisp, fresh apple or a decadent candy bar, enjoy a snack slowly and deliberately. Close your eyes and think about the food’s flavors and textures and the rhythm of your chewing.

• Enjoy nature — even from indoors. Look out your window to study birds and plants. Notice as much detail as you can. Or look at a nature photo from a book or the internet and gaze at it peacefully.

• Set aside specific times of the day to read a meaningful poem, quotation, mantra or prayer.

• Download a free guided meditation app. Search “meditation” in your device’s app store to see available options.

A Dose of Deep BreathingDeep breathing, also known as belly breathing, can help alleviate stress, increase relaxation and lower heart rate and blood pressure. You can do it almost anywhere. Breathe in slowly through your nose for four counts until your abdomen feels fully expanded, hold your breath for one count, then exhale through your mouth for five counts. Experts recommend doing this three times an hour.

Mandala MeditationFrom a Sanskrit word meaning “circle,” a mandala is a popular tool used in meditation, often representing wholeness. You may have seen a mandala without realizing what it was. Simply stated, it is a circular shape filled with repeating geometric patterns. Creating your own mandala — by drawing at least three concentric circles, then filling in the spaces between the circles with various shapes — can be therapeutic and relaxing. Coloring or painting pre-drawn mandalas has the same effect.

Brain Bender: What a DollAmy owns a four-piece set of Russian nesting dolls. Each of the four dolls has her own name—Anastasia, Irina, Katya or Natasha. Each is painted a different color—blue, purple, red or yellow. Using the following clues, can you place the dolls in order from smallest to largest, and determine the color of each one?

• When the dolls are nested, Natasha is only touching one other doll, the purple one.

• Katya is the red doll.

• The blue doll is larger than Irina, but smaller than Katya.

• The second-largest doll is not yellow.

U.S. Military MottosWhat branch of the U.S. military uses the motto or slogan listed?

1. Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win

2. Semper Fidelis – “Always Faithful”

3. This We’ll Defend

4. Semper Paratus – “Always Ready”

5. Non Sibi Sed Patriae – “Not for Self but Country”

Palindrome PlayA palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same backward or forward. See if you can guess the palindrome that fits each description.

1. Another name for a mother _ _ _

2. A call for help _ _ _

3. A female sheep _ _ _

4. Sound a baby chick makes _ _ _ _

5. 12 p.m. _ _ _ _

6. To make horizontal _ _ _ _ _

7. A light, narrow boat _ _ _ _ _

8. Detection system _ _ _ _ _

Feathered FriendsThis is a zigzag word search. Words go left, right, up, down, and can bend at a right angle, but not diagonally. Every letter is used only once.

Take a Closer LookSee if you can identify 12 differences in these two illustrations.

Solution can be found at the bottom of this page.

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1. Air Force; 2. Marine Corps; 3. Army; 4. Coast Guard; 5. Navy

Brain Bender AnswersThe smallest doll, Natasha, is yellow. The second-smallest doll, Irina, is purple. The second-largest doll, Anastasia, is blue. The largest doll, Katya, is red.

Palindrome Play Answers1. mom; 2. SOS; 3. ewe; 4. peep; 5. noon; 6. level; 7. kayak; 8. radar

Puzzle Solutions

MAY 2020

A Message From Leisure CareAs you know, due to ongoing concerns about COVID-19, there have been many crucial changes to our daily routines in order to maintain the health and safety of our residents and staff. Following protocol from the CDC and state regulatory agencies, our activities and outings continue to be on hold until further notice. Instead of our monthly calendar, we are using these pages to provide you with activities and entertainment since we are practicing social distancing.

Please know that we are working hard to keep you connected. For our most recent updates, visit www.leisurecare.com/communication-plan. Please speak with your management team if you have any questions.

Simple Ways To Practice Mindfulness

• Savor a snack. Whether it’s a crisp, fresh apple or a decadent candy bar, enjoy a snack slowly and deliberately. Close your eyes and think about the food’s flavors and textures and the rhythm of your chewing.

• Enjoy nature — even from indoors. Look out your window to study birds and plants. Notice as much detail as you can. Or look at a nature photo from a book or the internet and gaze at it peacefully.

• Set aside specific times of the day to read a meaningful poem, quotation, mantra or prayer.

• Download a free guided meditation app. Search “meditation” in your device’s app store to see available options.

A Dose of Deep BreathingDeep breathing, also known as belly breathing, can help alleviate stress, increase relaxation and lower heart rate and blood pressure. You can do it almost anywhere. Breathe in slowly through your nose for four counts until your abdomen feels fully expanded, hold your breath for one count, then exhale through your mouth for five counts. Experts recommend doing this three times an hour.

Mandala MeditationFrom a Sanskrit word meaning “circle,” a mandala is a popular tool used in meditation, often representing wholeness. You may have seen a mandala without realizing what it was. Simply stated, it is a circular shape filled with repeating geometric patterns. Creating your own mandala — by drawing at least three concentric circles, then filling in the spaces between the circles with various shapes — can be therapeutic and relaxing. Coloring or painting pre-drawn mandalas has the same effect.

Brain Bender: What a DollAmy owns a four-piece set of Russian nesting dolls. Each of the four dolls has her own name—Anastasia, Irina, Katya or Natasha. Each is painted a different color—blue, purple, red or yellow. Using the following clues, can you place the dolls in order from smallest to largest, and determine the color of each one?

• When the dolls are nested, Natasha is only touching one other doll, the purple one.

• Katya is the red doll.

• The blue doll is larger than Irina, but smaller than Katya.

• The second-largest doll is not yellow.

U.S. Military MottosWhat branch of the U.S. military uses the motto or slogan listed?

1. Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win

2. Semper Fidelis – “Always Faithful”

3. This We’ll Defend

4. Semper Paratus – “Always Ready”

5. Non Sibi Sed Patriae – “Not for Self but Country”

Palindrome PlayA palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same backward or forward. See if you can guess the palindrome that fits each description.

1. Another name for a mother _ _ _

2. A call for help _ _ _

3. A female sheep _ _ _

4. Sound a baby chick makes _ _ _ _

5. 12 p.m. _ _ _ _

6. To make horizontal _ _ _ _ _

7. A light, narrow boat _ _ _ _ _

8. Detection system _ _ _ _ _

Feathered FriendsThis is a zigzag word search. Words go left, right, up, down, and can bend at a right angle, but not diagonally. Every letter is used only once.

Take a Closer LookSee if you can identify 12 differences in these two illustrations.

Solution can be found at the bottom of this page.

Feat

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ed F

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Take

a C

lose

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okU.S. Military Mottos Answers

1. Air Force; 2. Marine Corps; 3. Army; 4. Coast Guard; 5. Navy

Brain Bender AnswersThe smallest doll, Natasha, is yellow. The second-smallest doll, Irina, is purple. The second-largest doll, Anastasia, is blue. The largest doll, Katya, is red.

Palindrome Play Answers1. mom; 2. SOS; 3. ewe; 4. peep; 5. noon; 6. level; 7. kayak; 8. radar

Puzzle Solutions

MAY 2020

A Message From Leisure CareAs you know, due to ongoing concerns about COVID-19, there have been many crucial changes to our daily routines in order to maintain the health and safety of our residents and staff. Following protocol from the CDC and state regulatory agencies, our activities and outings continue to be on hold until further notice. Instead of our monthly calendar, we are using these pages to provide you with activities and entertainment since we are practicing social distancing.

Please know that we are working hard to keep you connected. For our most recent updates, visit www.leisurecare.com/communication-plan. Please speak with your management team if you have any questions.

Simple Ways To Practice Mindfulness

• Savor a snack. Whether it’s a crisp, fresh apple or a decadent candy bar, enjoy a snack slowly and deliberately. Close your eyes and think about the food’s flavors and textures and the rhythm of your chewing.

• Enjoy nature — even from indoors. Look out your window to study birds and plants. Notice as much detail as you can. Or look at a nature photo from a book or the internet and gaze at it peacefully.

• Set aside specific times of the day to read a meaningful poem, quotation, mantra or prayer.

• Download a free guided meditation app. Search “meditation” in your device’s app store to see available options.

A Dose of Deep BreathingDeep breathing, also known as belly breathing, can help alleviate stress, increase relaxation and lower heart rate and blood pressure. You can do it almost anywhere. Breathe in slowly through your nose for four counts until your abdomen feels fully expanded, hold your breath for one count, then exhale through your mouth for five counts. Experts recommend doing this three times an hour.

Mandala MeditationFrom a Sanskrit word meaning “circle,” a mandala is a popular tool used in meditation, often representing wholeness. You may have seen a mandala without realizing what it was. Simply stated, it is a circular shape filled with repeating geometric patterns. Creating your own mandala — by drawing at least three concentric circles, then filling in the spaces between the circles with various shapes — can be therapeutic and relaxing. Coloring or painting pre-drawn mandalas has the same effect.

Brain Bender: What a DollAmy owns a four-piece set of Russian nesting dolls. Each of the four dolls has her own name—Anastasia, Irina, Katya or Natasha. Each is painted a different color—blue, purple, red or yellow. Using the following clues, can you place the dolls in order from smallest to largest, and determine the color of each one?

• When the dolls are nested, Natasha is only touching one other doll, the purple one.

• Katya is the red doll.

• The blue doll is larger than Irina, but smaller than Katya.

• The second-largest doll is not yellow.

U.S. Military MottosWhat branch of the U.S. military uses the motto or slogan listed?

1. Aim High … Fly-Fight-Win

2. Semper Fidelis – “Always Faithful”

3. This We’ll Defend

4. Semper Paratus – “Always Ready”

5. Non Sibi Sed Patriae – “Not for Self but Country”

Palindrome PlayA palindrome is a word or phrase that reads the same backward or forward. See if you can guess the palindrome that fits each description.

1. Another name for a mother _ _ _

2. A call for help _ _ _

3. A female sheep _ _ _

4. Sound a baby chick makes _ _ _ _

5. 12 p.m. _ _ _ _

6. To make horizontal _ _ _ _ _

7. A light, narrow boat _ _ _ _ _

8. Detection system _ _ _ _ _

Feathered FriendsThis is a zigzag word search. Words go left, right, up, down, and can bend at a right angle, but not diagonally. Every letter is used only once.

Take a Closer LookSee if you can identify 12 differences in these two illustrations.

Solution can be found at the bottom of this page.

Feat

her

ed F

rien

ds

Take

a C

lose

r Lo

okU.S. Military Mottos Answers

1. Air Force; 2. Marine Corps; 3. Army; 4. Coast Guard; 5. Navy

Brain Bender AnswersThe smallest doll, Natasha, is yellow. The second-smallest doll, Irina, is purple. The second-largest doll, Anastasia, is blue. The largest doll, Katya, is red.

Palindrome Play Answers1. mom; 2. SOS; 3. ewe; 4. peep; 5. noon; 6. level; 7. kayak; 8. radar

Puzzle Solutions

MEMORY C A R E

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & On This Day 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Baking Hour 2:00 ● OPAL FAMILY PARADE 3:00 ● Baking Social 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

10:30 ● Coloring & Crosswords 10:30 ● SCENIC DRIVE 1:30 ● MOVIE IN THEATRE 2:30 ● Games 3:00 ● STORIES WITH SALLY

& MAGGIE 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Craft Hour 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement 10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 11:00 ● LUNCH IN SALMON SPRINGS 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Personal Pamper 3:00 ● Cheers! 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Coloring & Crosswords 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:30 ● Balloon Volleyball 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 11:00 ● ELDERGROW WITH DEBBIE 2:30 ● HAPPY HOUR 3:00 ● Coloring & Crosswords 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement 10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Coloring & Crosswords 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:30 ● HIGH TEA 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 4:00 ● Watercolor Painting 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement 10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Puzzles/Coloring 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:30 ● HIGH TEA 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 4:00 ● Watercolor Painting 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement 10:30 ● Social Hour & On This Day 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Baking Hour 3:00 ● Baking Social 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

10:30 ● Coloring & Crosswords 10:30 ● SCENIC DRIVE 1:30 ● MOVIE IN THEATRE 2:30 ● Games 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Social Hour & This

Day in History 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Craft Hour 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Personal Pamper 3:00 ● BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION 3:00 ● Cheers! 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History

11:00 ● ELDERGROW WITH DEBBIE 2:30 ● HAPPY HOUR 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Puzzles/Coloring 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement 10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Puzzles/Coloring 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:30 ● HIGH TEA 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 4:00 ● Watercolor Painting 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & On This Day 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Baking Hour 3:00 ● Baking Social 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

10:30 ● Coloring & Crosswords 10:30 ● SCENIC DRIVE 1:30 ● MOVIE IN THEATRE 2:30 ● Games 3:00 ● STORIES WITH SALLY

& MAGGIE 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

10:30 ● Coloring & Crosswords 10:30 ● SCENIC DRIVE 1:30 ● MOVIE IN THEATRE 2:30 ● Games 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Craft Hour 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Craft Hour 3:00 ● Cheers! 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History

1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Personal Pamper 3:00 ● Cheers! 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History

1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Personal Pamper 3:00 ● Cheers! 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History 11:00 ● ELDERGROW WITH DEBBIE 2:30 ● HAPPY HOUR 3:00 ● Coloring & Crosswords 3:30 ● Chef John’s Cooking Show 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & This Day in History

11:00 ● ELDERGROW WITH DEBBIE 2:30 ● HAPPY HOUR 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Coloring & Crosswords 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:30 ● Balloon Volleyball 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement 10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Coloring & Crosswords 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:30 ● HIGH TEA 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 4:00 ● Watercolor Painting 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident Choice Weekend

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:30 ● HIGH TEA 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 4:00 ● Watercolor Painting 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & On This Day 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Baking Hour 3:00 ● Baking Social 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement

10:30 ● Social Hour & On This Day 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 2:00 ● Baking Hour 3:00 ● Baking Social 4:00 ● Games 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● Movie: Resident

Choice Weekend

9:45 ● Strength & Stretch/Movement 10:00 ● BUS ADVENTURE 10:30 ● Coffee & Newspaper 11:00 ● Puzzles/Coloring 1:30 ● Afternoon Walking Group 3:00 ● Cheers! 3:30 ● BINGO 6:15 ● Caregiver Activity 7:00 ● “Jeopardy!”/”Wheel

of Fortune”

MOTHER’S DAY

MAY DAY

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BirthdaysBarbara Gobble, 15th

Physical Social Experiential Emotional & Spiritual Creative & Artistic Therapeutic Sensory

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