by Joseph A. Chrzanowski (Editor), Mary B. Randolph (Author)
This third book in the series introduces several new word games, while retaining much of the popular format presented in prior issues. Some of the new challenges include: Name the ActivityName the SynonymIdentify the Action or Use of an ObjectName the Occupation, Given its Tools Name the Food, Given its IngredientsIdentify the Famous LocationAll tasks are carefully designed to challenge the minds of seniors, particularly those in mild to moderate stages of Alzheimer's disease. Some of the games may be easy to complete; others may take more time or a little help. Activities at all levels provide essential mental stimulation. Seniors may complete the books independently, or along with a family member, friend or caregiver. Activities Directors may engage groups of seniors in nursing homes or assisted living facilities. Regardless of the setting, all will enjoy reminiscing, laughing, sensing the pride of success or simply appreciating the moment.
Author Biography
A Speech-Language Pathologist with over twenty years experience providing therapy to students with difficulties in communication. Recently retired, Ms. Randolph's interests have turned to helping seniors whose memory and word recall skills are challenged. Through personal experience with family members and friends in mild to moderate stages of Alzheimer's Disease, Ms. Randolph discovered a remarkable paucity of puzzles, games and books geared toward this population. Responding to that void, she wrote and published the entertaining and stimulating word games presented in the Joggin' Your Noggin series. She sincerely hopes that her books will provide many hours of pleasurable activity and enrich the lives of all who use them.
Number of Pages: 170
Dimensions: 0.39 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: December 14, 2012