Thinking Cards

Thinking Cards Marge Engelman, Danielle Leuthje, Gail Petersen and Kim Petersen Specially designed cards for adults with mild cognitive impairments have 100 mental exercises, activities, and memory tips. Activities include brainstorming, word activities, memory and music, creative thinking, and learning new ways to see, hear, touch, and smell. Color photo on the back of each card illustrates its topic and encourages discussion. Larger type and simple text encourage participation. Instruction booklet presents strategies for using the cards, coping and memory tips, and suggestions for group leaders.100 (4" x 6") non-glare cards, instruction booklet and storage box.

These 6 and 8 step sequence cards portary a variety of indoor and outdoor locations which provide excellent opportunities for language work, including syntax, grammar, vocabulary, and time concepts. These cards feature adult models and appropriate ac...

Healch Care Communication Board - For clients to communicate medical, physical , and emotional information. The 70 pictures, alphabet and numbers on disposable cards can be used in long or short term situations, at bedisde, in therapy sessions, or le...

Color Cards: What's Wrong? stimulates visual observation, thinking skills, and language. The large, sturdy, full-color photographs show mistakes in everyday scenes. The situations depicted range from the obvious (a picture hanging upside down) to the...

Word Finding Intervention Program, Second Edition by Diane J. German is a revised comprehensive intervention program for people aged six years through young adult. The intervention strategies discussed can be used in one-to-one settings or small grou...