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Haviland Hall April 2020 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 3 4 9:30 Distribution of 10:45 Daily Chronicle 10:45 Safe Tabletop 10:00 Safe Bingo Calendars & Bowling (residents are 6 feet 10:45 Safe Bingo World & Local News 2:00 Friday Round Table away from each other) 2:00 April Fool’s Day 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart & Fun 2:30 Are You Smarter Ice Cream 2:00 Coffee & All April Activities will be held in the th Daily Chronicle, Trivia, Than A 6 Grader? 3:30 Pictionary Conversation Haviland Hall Activity Room Word Games, etc. 3:30 Animal Trivia April Fools’ Day 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 10:00 Short Stories 10:00 Daily Chronicle 10:45 World News 10:00 Individual Fun 10:45 Daily Chronicle 10:45 Safe Tabletop 10:00 Safe Bingo - HH -HH Handout & Coffee Packet & Bowling (residents are 6 feet 1:00 Movie Matinee: 10:45 Safe Bingo 2:00 Who or What Am I? 10:45 Safe Bingo World & Local News 2:00 Friday Round Table away from each other) “The Devil Wears Prada” 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart 3:30 Would You Rather 2:00 Jeopardy 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart & Starring: 2:00 Travelogue: Game 2:30 Pictionary Game Ice Cream 2:00 Jeopardy - HH Meryl Streep/Anne Hathaway Discover Nicaragua 3:30 Reminiscing 3:00 Ice Cream Cart 3:30 Word Challenge Palm Sunday Passover Begins Good Friday 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10:30 April Trivia 10:00 Daily Chronicle 10:45 World News 10:00 Individual Fun 10:45 Daily Chronicle 10:45 Safe Tabletop 10:00 Reminiscing 12:30 Ice Cream Cart Handout & Coffee Packet & Bowling 1:00 Movie Matinee 10:45 Safe Bingo 2:00 You Be The 10:45 Safe Bingo World & Local News 2:00 Friday Round Table 2:00 Safe Bingo The Music Man” 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart Judge…? 2:00 Star of the Month: 2:00 Chef Demo & (residents are 6 feet 2:00 Jeopardy 3:30 Fact of Fiction? The Biography of with Bill Ice Cream away from each other) 3:30 Biography of Shirley Temple 3:30 Buzzword 3:30 Mystery Person of Frederic Chopin the Week Easter Sunday 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 10:00 Short Stories 10:00 Daily Chronicle 10:45 World News 10:00 Individual Fun 10:45 Daily Chronicle 10:45 Safe Tabletop 10:00 Safe Bingo Handout & Coffee Packet & Bowling (residents are 6 feet 2:30 Movie Matinee: 10:45 Safe Bingo 2:00 Boggle 10:45 Safe Bingo World & Local News 2:00 Friday Round Table, away from each other) “Monster in Law” 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart 3:30 Activity Advisory 2:00 Celebrating Earth 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart Ice Cream, and Starring : 2:30 Crossword Puzzle Meeting Day: Fun Facts & Trivia, 2:00 Understanding Arbor Day Fun Facts 2:00 Coffee & Jennifer Lopez/Jane Fonda 3:30 Word Game Word Search & More… Ramadan 3:30 Biodegradable Conversation 3:00 Ice Cream Cart 3:30 Word Game Starter Pots Earth Day Ramadan Begins Arbor Day 26 27 28 29 30 10:00 Short Stories 10:00 Daily Chronicle 10:45 World News 10:00 Individual Fun 10:45 Daily Chronicle Activity times and programs -HH Handout & Coffee Packet & 1:00 Movie Matinee: 10:45 Safe Bingo 2:00 Resident Council 10:45 Safe Bingo World & Local News are subject to change. “Houseboat” 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart Meeting 2:00 You Be The 2:00 Tasty Treat Cart Please refer to the Starring: 2:30 Cranium Crunches 2:30 Random Trivia Judge…? 2:30 Jeopardy Cary Grant & 3:30 Trivia Challenge 3:00 Reminiscing 3:30 Individual Art Project Daily Activity Board. Sophia Loren 3:00 Ice Cream Cart Haviland Hall Assisted Living Neighborhood. Activity times and locations are subject to change. Please refer to the Daily Activity Board. .
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