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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY LOCATION KEY Welcome Summer Week 1 2 3 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) Unit 1 1 10:10 Who am I? (1&2) 10:10 American Spirit Oreo Balls 10:10 Fourth of July Trivia Unit 2 10:30 Dog visits with Murphy (1&2) (1&2) Court Yard CY (1&2) 2:00 Resident of the Month Social 2:00 Bingo (1&2) Living Room LR 2:00 Flamingo Ring Toss (CY) (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 3:00 Watermelon Social (CY) 3:00 Sumer Word Game (1&2) 7:00 Independence Day Secret *All Activities are Subject to Change 7:00 Rehab Cart (1) Code (2) Independence Week 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10:10 Catholic Mass Live 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) Stream (1&2) 10:10 S’mores assembling 10:10 American Pride Craft 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 10:10 Coffee and Headlines 10:10 Red, white, and Blue quiz 10:10 What am I? (1&2) 2:00 Fourth of July Celebration (1&2) (1&2) 10:10 Rosary (1&2) (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (2) (CY) 2:00 Reminiscing about camping 2:00 Pokeno (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1) 2:00 State Plate Game (CY) 2:00 Happy Hour (1&2) 2:00 States Trivia Bingo (1) 2:00 States Trivia Bingo (2) 3:15 Patriotic Sing along (CY) (CY) 3:00 Christmas in July Social 3:00 All About Ringo Starr (CY) 3:00 Conversation Starters 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 3:15 Resident Council Rounds (1) 3:00 S’mores Social (CY) (1&2) 3:30 Resident Council Rounds (2) 7:00 Rehab Trivia Rounds (1) (1&2) 7:00 Red, White, and Blue 7:00 Rehab Cart (1) scavenger Hunt (2) Independence Day Fruits of the Summer Week 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 10:10 Catholic Mass Live 10:10 Fruit Categories (1&2) 10:10 Peach Water Color 10:10 Rosary (1&2) 10:10 Crafty Corner: 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) Stream (1&2) 2:00 Build a Game (1&2) Painting (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1&2) Watermelon Craft (1&2) 10:10 Music and Nails (1&2) 10:10 Happy Birthday, 2:00 Move and Popcorn (1&2) 3:00 Kids say the Darndest 2:00 Summer Fun Jingo (1&2) 3:10 Summer Post Card Making 2:00 Peach Pie making (1&2) 2:00 Happy Hour (1&2) Disneyland (1&2) 3:30 Sunday Trivia (CY) Things (1&2) 3:00 Berry Social (1&2) (1&2) 3:00 Give Away Your Best 3:00 What’s the Word? (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 7:00 Memory Match (2) 7:00 Rehab Trivia Rounds (1) Advice (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 7:00 Rehab Cart (1) 7:00 List It (2) Out in Nature Week 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 10:00 Communion Service with 10:10 Price is Right (1) 10:10 Rhythm Circle (1&2) 10:10 Rosary (1&2) 10:10 Clue Trivia (1) 10:10 Music and Nails (1&2) 10:10 Penny Ante (1&2) Deacon Dave (LR) 10:10 Clue Trivia (2) 2:00 Planting Flowers in the 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 10:10 Price is Right (2) 2:00 Olympic Opening 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 2:00 Time to Bake (1&2) 2:00 Movie and Popcorn (1&2) 2:00 Sand Art (1&2) Garden (CY) 3:10 History of Junk Food Ceremony (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 3:30 Sing along (CY) 3:00 Beach Day Reminiscing 3:00 Who am I? (CY) (1&2) 3:00 National Parks, Monuments 3:00 Ice Cream Cone Birthday 7:00 Shake Loose a Memory (2) and Landmarks (1&2) 7:00 You Be The Judge (2) (1&2) 7:00 Rehab Cart (1) Celebration (1&2) 7:00 Rehab Trivia Rounds (1) Gold Medal Week 25 26 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 27 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 28 National Chicken Wing Day 29 30 31 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 10:10 History of the Olympics 10:10 Olympic Horse Racing 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 10:10 Catholic Mass Live 10:10 Olympic Spelling Bee (1&2) (1) 10:10 History of the Chicken 10:10 Music and Nails (1&2) 10:10 Bingo Dabber Art (1&2) Stream (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Baseball (1) 10:10 Olympic Golfing (2) Wing (1&2) 2:00 Track and Field (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Pool Noodle Hockey 2:00 Move and Popcorn (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Golfing (1) 2:00 Olympic Pool Noodle 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 3:00 Closing Ceremony (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) Hockey (2) (1) 3:30 Sunday Trivia (CY) 2:00 Olympic Horse Racing (2) 3:10 Olympic Social in the 7:00 Four Card Flip (20 3:00 Iced Tea in the Courtyard 2:00 Olympic Baseball (2) 7:00 Magazine Find (2) 3:00 Hot Fudge Sundae Social (CY) Courtyard (CY) 3:00 Buffalo Wing Social (1&2) (1&2) 7:00 Rehab Trivia Rounds (1) 7:00 Rehab Cart (1) SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY LOCATION KEY Welcome Summer Week 1 2 3 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) Unit 1 1 10:30 Dog visits with Murphy 10:50 I Love Lucy! (1&2) 10:50 Sensory Wake Up (1&2) Unit 2 (1&2) 2:00 Resident of the Month Social 2:00 Bingo (1&2) Court Yard CY 10:50Best of Johnny Cash (1&2) (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) Living Room LR 2:00 Flamingo Ring Toss (CY) 3:45 Target Games (1&2) 3:45 Refreshments (CY) 3:45 Stretching (CY) 4:15 Fabric Swatches (1&2) 4:15 Life Skills (CY) *All Activities are Subject to Change 4:15Best Music of the 70’s (CY) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy (1) Independence Week 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10:10 Catholic Mass Live Stream 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) (1&2) 10:50 Monthly Gazette (1&2) 10:50 History of Independence 10:50 Legends Concert Series: 10:50 Music and Nails (1&2) 10:50 Dip Making (1&2) 10:50 Sensory Wake Up (1&2) 11:15 Stretching (1&2) 3:00 S’mores Social (1&2) Day (1&2) 50’s & 60’s Rock (1&2) 2:00 State Plate Game (CY) 2:00 Happy Hour (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (2) 2:00 Fourth of July Celebration 3:45 Shocking History of the Bikini 3:00 Christmas in July Social 2:00 Bingo (1) 3:45 Stretching (CY) 3:45 Target Games (1&2) 2:00 States Trivia Bingo (1) 2:00 States Trivia Bingo (2) (CY) (1&2) (1&2) 4:15 Classical Music (CY) 4:15 Fabric Swatches (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 3:15 Patriotic Sing along (CY) 4:15 Sensory Gloves (1&2) 3:15 Resident Council Rounds (1) 3:45 Hand Massages (1&2) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy 4:15 Life Skills (CY) 4:10 Patio Social (CY) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy (1) 4:15 Sensory Bottles (1&2) 4:15 Enhanced Sensory (1&2) (1) Independence Day 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy (2) Fruits of the Summer Week 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 10:10 Catholic Mass Live Stream 10:50 Summer Songs (1&2) 10:50 Every Day Life Photos 10:50 Activity Sticks (1&2) 10:50 Old Time Commercials 10:50 Travel to Georgia (1&2) 10:50 Sensory Wake Up (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Build a Game (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Happy Hour (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 11:15 Stretching (1&2) 3:45 Hand Massages (1&2) 2:00 Summer Fun Jingo (1&2) 3:45 Ring Toss (1&2) 2:00 Peach Pie making (1&2) 3:45 Target Games (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 2:00 Move and Popcorn (1&2) 4:15 Sensory Gloves (1&2) 3:45 Bean Bag Toss (1&2) 4:15 Sensory Bottles (1&2) 3:45 Stretching (1&2) 4:15 Fabric Swatches (1&2) 3:45 Refreshments (CY) 3:30 Sunday Trivia (CY) 4:10 Patio Social (CY) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy 4:15 Enhanced Sensory (1&2) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy 4:15 Music of the 40’s (1&2) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy 4:15 Life Skills (CY) (1) (2) (1) Out in Nature Week 18 19 20 21 22 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 23 24 10:50 National Parks Adventure 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 10:00 Communion Service with 10:50 National Geographic 10:50 Making Moon Dough 10:50 Guess the Country (1&2) 10:50 Cornell Lab Bird Cams (1&2) 10:50 Sensory Wake Up (1&2) Deacon Dave (LR) Expeditions (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Opening Ceremony 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 2:00 Movie and Popcorn (1&2) 2:00 Sand Art (1&2) 2:00 Planting Flowers in the 3:45 Nature Coloring (1&2) 2:00 Time to Bake (1&2) (1&2) 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 3:45 Lightening Quiz Rounds 3:30 Sing along (CY) 3:45 Balloon Bop (1&2) Garden (CY) 4:15 Sensory Bottles (1&2) 3:45 Stretching (1&2) 3:45 Refreshments (CY) 4:15 Sensory Gloves (1&2) (1&2) 4:00 Patio Social (CY) 3:45 Hand Massages (CY) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy 4:15 Music of the 50’s (1&2) 4:15 Life Skills (CY) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy (1) 4:15 Fabric Swatches (1&2) 4:15 Enhanced Sensory (1&2) (2) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy (1) Gold Medal Week 25 9:45 Move and Groove (1&2) 26 9:45 Walking Group (1&2) 27 28 National Chicken Wing Day 29 9:45 Chair Dancing (1&2) 30 31 10:10 Catholic Mass Live 10:50 Highlights of Past Olympics 10:50 Olympic Game Show (1&2) 9:45 Exercise (1&2) 9:45 Tai Chi (1&2) 10:50 Happy Birthday, Henry 9:45 Exercise (1&2) Stream (1&2) (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Baseball (1) 10:50 Rosary (1&2) 10:50 Chicken Wing Art (1&2) Ford (1&2) 10:50 Sensory Wake Up (1&2) 11:15 Stretching (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Golfing (1) 2:00 Olympic Pool Noodle 2:00 Bingo (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Pool Noodle Hockey 3:00 Closing Ceremony (1&2) 2:00 Bingo (1&2) (1) 2:00 Move and Popcorn (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Horse Racing (2) Hockey (2) 3:45 Ring Toss (CY) 3:45 Lightening Quiz Rounds 3:10 Patio Social (CY) 3:45 Hand Massages (1&2) 2:00 Olympic Baseball (2) 3:30 Sunday Trivia (CY) 3:45 Hand Massages (CY) 4:15 Sensory Bottles (CY) (1&2) 3:45 Refreshments (CY) 4:15 Sensory Gloves (1&2) 3:45 Stretching (1&2) 7:00 Magazine Find (2) 4:15 Enhanced Sensory (1&2) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy 4:15 Fabric Swatches (1&2) 4:15 Life Skills (CY) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy (1) 4:15 Music of the 60’s (1&2) (2) 7:00 Music and Aromatherapy (1) .
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