September celebrates National Honey Month, marking the conclusion of honey collection for beekeepers and honey producers. There are many reasons to celebrate National Honey Month, but the primary reason is to take a moment to appreciate the ... Read more
FAMILY LEGACY – August Activity Ideas
In light of the COVID-19 crisis, senior living communities have come to feel more like a family than ever before. With limited opportunities to leave or visit their actual family, seniors are relying on each other and the staff to help ... Read more
JULY UNTAMED – July Activity Ideas
As we dive into the summer season, it’s a great time to observe wildlife at its peak. Hibernating animals have since emerged from their winter beds and all other wildlife are busy preparing for the next winter season. It’s no wonder why ... Read more
COWABUNGA, IT’S NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH – June Activity Ideas
Originally established to promote the sale of milk in grocery stores in 1937, National Dairy Month reminds us all to consume essential nutrients found in a variety of dairy products. Celebrate all things dairy during the month of June with ... Read more
SPICE IT UP – May Activity Ideas
Get ready to spice things up – May is National Salsa Month! Today, we use spice to enhance flavors and satisfy our palettes. Long ago, spices were used strictly for medicinal purposes and were a highly valuable commodity used to barter or ... Read more
QUARANTINE ACTIVITY GUIDE
The COVID-19 coronavirus, which is sweeping across our nation, has certainly caused many of our usual activities and routines to cease. Our government is asking Americans to keep their distance and stay home in order to contain this ... Read more
KEEP CALM IN APRIL – April Activity Ideas
National Stress Awareness Month is observed during the month of April. While a little stress can be good for our health, too much stress is detrimental to our emotional and physical well-being. Seniors aren’t immune to the effects of ... Read more
HER-STORY – March Activity Ideas
President Jimmy Carter issued the first Presidential Proclamation declaring the second week of March as National Women’s History Week in 1980. Over the years, that week has evolved into an entire month. Since 1995, each president has issued ... Read more
FOR THE LOVE OF BOOKS – February Activity Ideas
Libraries offer a sanctuary away from the busyness of everyday life. They offer an abundance of resources for students, a safe place to play and explore for young children, and keep seniors engaged through adult education. It’s no wonder ... Read more
MY CUP OF TEA – January Activity Ideas
Cold and dark winter days call for nothing less than a cozy blanket, a seat near a warm fire, and a hot cup of tea to warm you up from the inside out. January is National Hot Tea Month. It’s the perfect month to sip cup after cup of hot tea ... Read more
HOLIDAYS OF YESTERYEAR – December Activity Ideas
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Each holiday celebrated in December has a wealth of traditions and rituals that bring a sacredness and nostalgia to the season. As you unwrap the month, slow down with your group in order to ... Read more
NOW BOARDING – November Activity Ideas
From the earliest theories of flight to every contraption that promised lift-off, our imaginations have been captured by the idea of soaring through the atmosphere. November celebrates Aviation History Month, a month to recognize all the ... Read more
SPOOKTACULAR OCTOBER – Activity Ideas
There’s something ghoulish in the air of October. The cooler winds blow summer away and yield to winter’s beginnings. October culminates with Halloween, a holiday that’s eerie, spooky, and full of treats. Build anticipation with your group ... Read more
HATS OFF! – September Activity Ideas
September brings a change of seasons. The hot, humid weather of summer waves goodbye as we anticipate the cooler, crisper weather with autumn’s arrival. National Fall Hat Month kicks off in September, encouraging us to hang up our ... Read more
PUTTING AROUND – Activity Ideas for August
Although the game of golf has its origins in Scotland, golf has become a popular American pastime. In August we celebrate National Golf Month, a time when many golf courses offer discounts and the driving ranges invite both amateurs and ... Read more
ALL AMERICAN – July Activity Ideas
All over the country, Americans are preparing to celebrate Independence Day with parades, concerts, fireworks, and backyard barbecues. It’s only fitting that July’s theme is All American. Take members on a patriotic journey and extend your ... Read more
WILD ABOUT THE ZOO – June Activity Ideas
With the arrival of summer in June, this is the perfect month to plan a trip to the zoo. It’s also the perfect month to go “Wild about the Zoo.” This month, we’re celebrating National Zoo and Aquarium Month. Grab your hats and sunglasses, ... Read more
PICKING STRAWBERRIES – May Activity Ideas
There’s nothing like the sweet taste of a sun-ripened strawberry, fresh from the vine. May is National Strawberry Month, since strawberries are the first fruit to ripen each spring in the U.S. There are even two special days in May that ... Read more
DIG INTO APRIL – April Activity Ideas
Spring is officially here and the cold days of this past winter’s polar vortex are well behind us. By now, your group is probably feeling antsy to get outdoors, enjoy warmer weather, and witness the rebirth of all things green. Fortunately, ... Read more
March Madness – March Activity Ideas
College basketball culminates in March, with many college students and alumni hoping that their alma mater will make it into the tournament and go on to win the national championship title. March into the madness and join the millions of ... Read more
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