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March 2019 Oasis SUN MON TUE WED THUR FRI SAT 10:15 AM SIT AND SWING 10:00 AM News and Views Read Across America Day 10:40 AM Refreshment and 10:25 AM Fruity Sampling 10:15 AM "Moovin and 31 Refreshing Snacks 1 2 snacks 10:45 AM Bible Study w/ Kurt Groovin " 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long 11:30 AM Lunch at Grand Oaks 10:40 AM Refreshment and snacks 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley 2:30 PM Popcorn and social 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long 2:45 PM Jewish Service (Oasis) Chapel) 2:45 PM Shabat w/ Rabbi Aft 2:00 PM Walking club 2:00 PM Glee walking club 3:30 PM Movie Matinee 2:45 PM Residents Social and 3:00 PM Residents snacks and 3:30 PM Happy Hour w/ Music by Old Music discussion Dominion Trio 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ 3:45 PM Interactive Art 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey Host or Carestaff Carestaff Seasonal Sports 10:15 AM SIT AND SWING 10:30 AM Stretch and Flex Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras Ash Wednesday 10:15 AM Mooving with the 10:00 AM News and Views 10:15 AM "Moovin and 10:35 AM Music with Wendell 3 Exercises 4 10:00 AM Trivia (library) 5 10:00 AM Seated Boot Camp w/ 6 Music 7 10:25 AM Fruity Sampling 8 Groovin " 9 10:40 AM Refreshment and 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity 10:30 AM Stretch and Fitness Owen (Commons) 10:30 AM Refreshment Refreshing Snacks 10:40 AM Refreshment and Snacks Seated Exercises 10:30 AM Sit and Get Fit snacks Stand 11:30 AM Lunch at Grand Oaks snacks 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long 11:15 AM Take A Guess Trivia 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity Snacks 10:50 AM Fruity Refreshments 11:30 AM Lunch Delivery: Chinese Take 11:15 AM Rhyme Time and Guess What? 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley Chapel) 10:50 AM Rhyme Time and Trivia 2:30 PM Popcorn and social 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley Out Lunch 11:30 AM Lunch Bunch 1:30 PM Flower Arranging 1:00 PM Tai Chi w/ Thomas (Oasis) 3:30 PM Movie Matinee 2:00 PM Walking club Chapel) 2:00 PM Potluck and Afternoon Social 1:30 PM Afternoon Sit and Stretch w/ 2:30 PM Oasis Afternoon Social 2:15 PM Baby Hat Making Club 3:30 PM Happy Hour w/ Music by 2:45 PM Residents Social and Music 2:00 PM Glee walking club w/ staff Nicole 2:45 PM Balloon Tennis and Volleyball 3:00 PM Oasis Community Social Kevin and Lena 3:30 PM Ballroom Dancing w/ 3:00 PM Residents snacks and 3:30 PM Bible Study Stories w/ Chaplain 2:30 PM Happy Times Sing-a-long Club 3:30 PM Bingo Victor discussion 3:50 PM Sorting, Organizing and 3:45 PM Interactive Art Nina 3:30 PM Ballroom Dancing w/ Victor 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey Host 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ 3:25 PM BINGO 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey Host 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff or Seasonal Sports Cutting Strings for Sibley Service 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff or Seasonal Sports Project Harvey Host or Seasonal Sports Carestaff Daylight Saving Time starts 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity 10:00 AM Trivia (library) 10:00 AM Seated Boot Camp w/ Pi Day 10:00 AM News and Views 10:15 AM "Moovin and 10:15 AM SIT AND SWING 10 Snacks 11 10:30 AM Stretch and Fitness 12 Owen (Commons) 13 10:15 AM Mooving with the 14 10:25 AM Fruity Sampling 15 Groovin " 16 10:40 AM Refreshment and 11:15 AM Take A Guess Seated Exercises 10:30 AM Sit and Get Fit Music Refreshing Snacks 10:40 AM Refreshment and 10:50 AM Fruity Refreshments 11:30 AM Lunch at Grand Oaks snacks Trivia 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity Snacks 10:30 AM Refreshment Stand snacks 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long 11:15 AM Rhyme Time and Guess 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley Chapel) 2:30 PM Popcorn and social 11:30 AM Outing to Horace Mann What? 1:30 PM Flower Arranging 10:50 AM Rhyme Time and Trivia 2:45 PM Jewish Service (Oasis) 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley Elementary School 2:00 PM Shall We Dance w/ Dustin 1:00 PM Tai Chi w/ Thomas (Oasis) 2:45 PM Shabat w/ Rabbi Aft 2:00 PM Walking club Chapel) 11:30 AM Monthly Birthday Lunch 2:30 PM Oasis Community Social 1:30 PM Afternoon Sit and Stretch w/ 2:30 PM Oasis Afternoon Social 2:15 PM Baby Hat Making Club 3:30 PM Movie Matinee 2:45 PM Residents Social and 1:30 PM The Smile Bringer Singer 3:30 PM Let's Paint Pottery Nicole 2:45 PM Balloon Tennis and Volleyball 2:15 PM Scenic Drive Outing 3:30 PM Happy Hour w/ Music by Darrin Music 3:00 PM Residents snacks and 2:30 PM Happy Times Sing-a-long Club 3:30 PM Bingo Carter (Commons) discussion Together 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey Host 3:00 PM Oasis Community Social 3:45 PM Interactive Art 3:30 PM Wendell at the Piano 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve 3:30 PM Ballroom Dancing w/ Victor 4:00 PM Music Appreciation: 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ 3:30 PM Bingo 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff or Seasonal Sports 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey Host 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff Harvey Host or Seasonal Sports Istrumental Music on the Kindle or Seasonal Sports Carestaff St. Patrick's Day 10:30 AM Stretch and 10:00 AM Trivia (library) Spring Equinox Purim 10:00 AM News and Views 10:15 AM "Moovin and 10:15 AM SIT AND SWING 17 Strenghten Exercises 18 10:30 AM Stretch and Fitness 19 10:00 AM Seated Boot Camp w/ 20 10:15 AM Mooving with the 21 10:25 AM Fruity Sampling 22 Groovin " 23 10:40 AM Refreshment and 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity Seated Exercises Owen (Commons) Music Refreshing Snacks 10:40 AM Refreshment and snacks Snacks 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity Snacks 10:30 AM Sit and Get Fit snacks 10:50 AM Fruity Refreshments 10:30 AM Refreshment Stand 11:30 AM Lunch at Grand Oaks 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long 11:15 AM Take A Guess Trivia 11:15 AM Rhyme Time and Guess 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long What? 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley Chapel) 10:50 AM Rhyme Time and Trivia 2:30 PM Popcorn and social 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley 2:00 PM Art Lecture With Roshna 1:30 PM Flower Arranging 1:00 PM Tai Chi w/ Thomas (Oasis) 3:30 PM Happy Hour W/ steel 2:00 PM Walking club Chapel) (Commons) 11:30 AM Lunch Bunch 1:30 PM Afternoon Sit and Stretch w/ 2:30 PM Oasis Afternoon Social 2:15 PM Baby Hat Making Club drum band (Commons) 2:00 PM Classical Piano 2:00 PM Glee walking club 2:45 PM Pet Therapy Nicole 2:45 PM Balloon Tennis and Volleyball 3:00 PM Oasis Community Social 3:30 PM Movie Matinee Performance (library) 3:00 PM Residents snacks and 3:00 PM Afternoon Social 2:30 PM Happy Times Sing-a-long Club 3:30 PM Bingo 2:45 PM Residents Social and Music discussion 3:30 PM Music Therapy w/Peg 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey Host 3:50 PM Sorting, Organizing and 3:45 PM Interactive Art 3:30 PM Ballroom Dancing w/ Victor Cutting Strings for Sibley Service 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve 3:30 PM Ballroom Dancing w/ Victor 3:30 PM Piano concert w/ LiLy Chang 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff or Seasonal Sports 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff Host or Seasonal Sports Project Harvey Host or Seasonal Sports 10:15 AM SIT AND SWING 10:30 AM Stretch and 10:00 AM Trivia (library) 10:00 AM Seated Boot Camp 10:15 AM Mooving with the National Vietnam War 10:15 AM "Moovin and 10:40 AM Refreshment and 24 Strengthen Exercises 25 10:30 AM Stretch and Fitness 26 w/ Owen (Commons) 27 Music 28 Veterans Day 29 Groovin " 30 snacks 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity Seated Exercises 10:30 AM Sit and Get Fit 10:30 AM Refreshment 10:00 AM News and Views 10:40 AM Refreshment 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long Snacks 10:50 AM Refreshing Fruity Snacks 10:50 AM Fruity Refreshments Stand 10:25 AM Fruity Sampling and snacks 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley 11:15 AM Take A Guess Trivia 11:15 AM Rhyme Time and Guess 12:30 PM Catholic Mass (Sibley 10:50 AM Rhyme Time and Trivia Refreshing Snacks What? Chapel) 10:50 AM Music and Sing A Long Chapel) 2:00 PM Bible Stories w/ Chaplain 1:00 PM Tai Chi w/ Thomas (Oasis) 11:30 AM Lunch at Grand Oaks 2:00 PM Walking club 2:00 PM Glee walking club Nina 11:30 AM Lunch Bunch 1:30 PM Flower Arranging 2:15 PM Baby Hat Making Club 2:30 PM Popcorn and social 1:30 PM Afternoon Sit and Stretch w/ 2:30 PM Oasis Afternoon Social 2:45 PM Residents Social and 3:00 PM Residents snacks and 3:00 PM Afternoon Social Nicole 2:45 PM Balloon Tennis and Volleyball 2:15 PM Scenic Drive Outing 3:30 PM Movie Matinee Music discussion 3:30 PM Music Therapy w/Peg 3:00 PM Oasis Community Social 3:45 PM Interactive Art 2:30 PM Happy Times Sing-a-long 3:30 PM Bingo 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve 4:00 PM Music Appreciation: 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Club 6:00 PM Family Feud: Steve Harvey Carestaff Carestaff Harvey Host or Seasonal Sports 5:45 PM Evening Shows w/ Carestaff Host or Seasonal Sports Istrumental Music on the Kindle Harvey Host or Seasonal Sports March 2019 Oasis.
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