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Facilitator Diversional Therapist, Lifestyle / Activity Staff or Volunteer

Objective of Activity

To promote discussion about specific topics, to promote cognitive stimulation and memory recall Capability Verbal communication skills and ability to share long term memories in a group setting

Environment A quiet area, with no interruptions Equipment

 Set of large picture cards (Print the cards we’ve provided, cut them in half and laminate them).  Pictorial answer sheet for each person if doing in a number of small groups, or one answer sheet if doing as one small group.  Optional - have some books or magazines with pictures and stories of the Royal Family on hand for discussion and reminiscence at conclusion of quiz.  Any number of participants may be seated around tables.

Instructions - one small group 1. Pick on group member to be the recorder of the answers. Give them a sheet of paper and pen for writing the answers. (Or alternatively a group members can be given pen and paper).

2. The activity leader holds the picture cards and shows them one at a time to the group as a whole and asks members to identify the member of the Royal Family. The cards may be passed around if people need a closer look.

3. The recorder writes down the answers on the answer sheet.

4. At the end of the quiz, encourage discussion and reminiscence about the Royal family and members’ recollections if any of meeting any of the Royal Family on visits to Australia or to the UK.

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Instructions - several small groups 1. Divide your large group into smaller groups, seated around tables.

2. Provide each group with pen and paper and a copy of the picture cards.

3. One group member of each group may be nominated as the official recorder or spokesperson.

4. Specify a set period of time. Allowing groups to look at the pictures and write down the answers of who they think everyone is.

5. When time is up. Call for everyone to stop. Call out the answers. Recorder of each group adds up the correct number of Royals identified. Each group is invited to share how many correct answers their group got.

6. The group with the most correct wins the quiz.

7. Finish with a combined discussion / reminiscence about the Royal Family and any recollections from members of the group about any dealings with the Royals on visits to Australia or to the UK.

Silver Wedding, 26th December 1971

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Name the British Royals Answers 1. HRH Prince Andrew, The Duke of York

2. HRH Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh

3. HRH Princess Alexandra of Kent, cousin of both the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, also known as the Honourable Lady Ogilvy after her marriage to the late Sir Angus Ogilvy.

4. HRH Prince Edward of Kent, , cousin of both the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh

5. HRH Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex, fourth child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

6. HRH Prince Michael of Kent, cousin of both the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh

7. HRH Prince Charles, The Prince of Wales, Heir to the throne

8. HRH Prince Henry of Wales (or Prince Harry) second child of Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales.

9. HRH Princess Anne, The Princess Royal, second child of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh

10. HRH The Countess of Wessex (Sophie), married to Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex

11. HRH of York, first child of Prince Andrew, the Duke of York and Sarah, the Duchess of York.

12. HRH Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, married to Prince William of Wales, not referred to as Princess Catherine since she was not of royal blood.

13. HRH Prince William of Wales, first child of Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales

14. Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II

15. Her Majesty, Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, deceased 2002

16. Sarah, Duchess of York, ex-wife of Prince Andrew, The Duke of York

17. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, wife of Prince Charles (also legally Princess of Wales but not called this so to avoid a conflict with the princely title which is so closely identified by the public with Prince Charles’ first wife, the late Diana, Princess of Wales).

18. Diana, Princess of Wales, ex-wife of Prince Charles and deceased in 1997

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Goals of Activity PHYSICAL:  Maintain sitting posture and balance  Encourage walking to group if ambulant

SENSORY:  Utilise vision and auditory skills  Reduce risk of sensory isolation by utilising senses: hearing, and vision

COGNITIVE:  Maintain alertness and concentration span and attention skills  Utilize comprehension and broad thinking skills  Stimulate residual mental abilities to optimise cognitive functioning  Promote visualisation skills  Maintain/build alertness and concentration span  Prompts past learned skills of a familiar nature  Assist with the maintenance of orientation, appropriate behaviours including reasoning, judgment and social insight  Stimulate long-term memories

COMMUNICATION:  Maintain social interaction and motivation to communicate within the group  Expression should be encouraged to maintain skills at both a simple and more complex level of communication  Stimulate and motivate social contact and communication skills, especially relation to the group  Maintain verbal and non-verbal skills

SOCIAL/EMOTIONAL:  Provide an avenue for interaction with fellow residents to promote and maintain social skills  Facilitate feelings of self-worth; increase self-esteem by promoting self-expression of one’s own ideas and current affairs  Promote a sense of belonging, feelings of self-worth and self-esteem, especially on completion of discussion  Peer support and encouragement, self-expression and assistance are provided in an enjoyable group environment  Reduce risk of social isolation  Maintain past interests, promote a sense of well-being  Increase self-esteem with group participation  Have Fun

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Residents Who Regularly Attend: Comments/ Prompts/Assistance Required:

Name of Person Completing Form: Signature :

Designation : Date :

Plan is to be reviewed annually or as required. Date Revised:

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