Fun Day For Care Centers

FUN DAY FOR CARE CENTERS

Fun day activities for: Educational Centers; Childcare Centers;

Senior Centers; Day Programs and Care Centers.

About This Book and the Author

The author (Paul Mackie) has over twenty years of experience working with

children and adults as an educator and personal care worker.

Paul is a certified level two Early Childhood educator in Alberta Canada; has worked as a Community Care worker with special needs children, adults and seniors; and has worked with special needs children in daycares, Day programs, and the school system.

This book presents activities that may help children, adults and seniors be

the best that they can be; the only difference is the way that the activities are

presented to each group of participants.

The activities are presented in sections, and it is up to you to choose the

activities that you feel will suit your participants abilities.

If needed, instructions will follow each set of activities, explaining how to

present the activities to each group of participants. The instructions will be in

the order of children, adults and seniors.

As an example: "Moving To Relax" is presented in storybook form to

children, with no explanation of the movements benefits.

With adults or special needs adults, the movements are presented as a fun

exercise, which may or may not have an explanation of benefits.

With seniors the movements are presented as a daily morning exercise, with

an explanation of benefits.

A 5 to 10 Minute Exercise To Start Your Day

Page 9. Water - Clear thinking.

Page 10. Energy Boost - Energy when you need it.

Page 11. Crossovers - Access and use both sides of the brain.

Page 12. Connections - Solve problems and deal with emotions.

Page 15. Listening Ears - Focusing and listening.

Page 17. Passing The Stick - Focusing and dealing with difficult tasks.

Page 20. Lifting The Sky - For health.

Page 21. Carrying The Moon - For youthfulness.

Page 27. Stomach Breathing - Remaining calm and relaxed.

Page 31. Noticing - Focusing on how the body feels.

Page 36. Tension and Release - Relaxation and body control.

Page 41. Staying In The Moment.