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Tell Me How Cards – Printable
Everybody likes to talk about things that they know a lot about, and these cards focus on everyday experiences and activities in which most aging seniors are experts.
You’re welcome to print and use this free PDF version.
Or you can buy a set including:
25 sturdy, laminated cards
Follow-up questions
Sample lists
Discussion prompts
Game instructions
Variations
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Wikipedia is one of the fundamental tools when using the internet to engage aging seniors.
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