Dementia Caregiver Activities Playing with Legos- Sort

My dad is a retired carpenter so he enjoys working and completing projects with his hands. He can make various buildings and objects with Legos. He enjoys using different colors. Using LEGOs is a fantastic way for seniors to work on their fine motor skills, utilize spatial reasoning, and engage in creative exercises for the mind. It can be an individual activity or a group project. I keep them in a large bin. I also have a few smaller bins. Some days, he doesn't build anything he separates them by colors.

Basic Lego kit

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Dementia Caregiver Activities Playing with Legos- Sorting Objects

Mega Blocks

larger blocks are easier if your LO hands are shaky

Dementia Caregiver Activities Playing with Legos- Sorting Objects

Mega Blocks First Builders Big Building Bag with Big Building Blocks, Building Toys in a blue storage bag

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Dementia Caregiver Activities Playing with Legos- Sorting Objects

Lego table

If you have the space

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