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About Not Just Bingo: Not Just Bingo is an online resource of fun, senior activity ideas for activity professionals of nursing homes and assisted living facilities.They have been providing fun activity ideas online since 2009, and continue to assist activity professionals across the country by creating meaningful and engaging activity ideas for their residents that go “beyond bingo.” Discover Chinese New Year Celebration Ideas for Senior Living Residents with fun activities, crafts, traditional snacks, and cultural traditions. From Tai Chi and Chinese calligraphy to dumpling making and zodiac crafting, these ideas will engage and delight your residents. Celebrate with meaningful experiences that promote social interaction and well-being! Chinese New Year is on February 10th this year, as it is based on the Chinese lunar calendar. Help get your senior residents involved in the traditional festivities by adding a few of these ideas to your activity program:Host a Chinese Tea PartyIf you have lots of tea drinkers in your facility, consider hosting a special Chinese New Year tea party, featuring popular Chinese teas like oolong or Jan 17, 2023 - Celebrate Chinese New Year in January with your senior residents. Share fun games and Chinese traditions with your senior residents in your nursing home or assisted living facility. See more ideas about chinese new year activities, new years activities, chinese new year. Help your residents celebrate the Chinese New Year on January 29 in your facility by providing fun crafts and activities that relate to the 2025 zodiac – the snake. Add a few of these ideas to help you and your residents enjoy the lunar year: Making Lanterns. Provide residents with paper lanterns that they can decorate for the Chinese New Year. Celebrate special days in China with themed activity ideas, history, quizzes, trivia and more! Multicultural Activities for Seniors! Make this Chinese New Year at home a more memorable one by focusing on love, joy and togetherness. Spend time doing things together, revel in the festivities, and be grateful for all the good times shared as a family. Activities Here’s a link to our printable Activity Booklet that can be done solo! Crafts. 5 DIY decorations for Lunar Chinese New year. Make Your Own Chinese Lantern. Sweep away the bad luck!! Clean your home before the start of the Chinese New Year—as is traditionally done to sweep away bad luck from the current year. The date of Chinese New Year is determined by the lunar calendar and usually falls in January or February. The holiday falls on the second new moon after the Northern Hemisphere winter solstice on December 21, between January 21 and February 20. A caregiver can help you prepare for the new year. Just like any other holiday, celebrating the Chinese New Year with seniors can be at-times stressful. Cleaning the home, running errands, cooking, and taking care of personal hygiene needs can seem daunting when compounded on top of one another. An at-home caregiver can make all the preparation Jan 17, 2023 - Celebrate Chinese New Year in January with your senior residents. Share fun games and Chinese traditions with your senior residents in your nursing home or assisted living facility. Jan 9, 2017 - Explore Christine Camp Vaughn's board "Work - Chinese New Year at the Nursing Home" on Pinterest. See more ideas about chinese new year, chinese new year crafts, new year's crafts. This week residents across Hill House have celebrated Chinese New Year, with fantastic activities, from themed bingo, therapeutic colouring to another incredible interactive red envelope cart. As well as our staple clubs and crafts and flower arranging. Monday morning and to kick start our Chinese New Year Celebrations we gathered in the day lounge for [] This month, to ring in the Chinese New Year, seniors painted auspicious words to decorate the centre. Paper lanterns and special 3D cards were also crafted. "The various restrictions on going out, zoning and visitations have greatly reduced the physical and social interactions for our seniors with their families, volunteers, and larger community. Celebrating New Year’s Eve in an assisted living facility is all about creating moments of joy, connection, and hope for the future. By planning New Year’s activities for seniors that are inclusive, engaging, and festive, you can ensure that everyone rings in the new year with joy. 7. Sending Chinese New Year Wishes. During Chinese New Year, Chinese people will greet each other with pleasant words like: 'Xin nian kuai le' which means 'Happy New Year' (simplified Chinese: 新年快乐). See more Chinese New Year Greetings and Wishes. 8. Watching the New Year TV Gala Be inspired and prepared with activities for Lunar New Year Home; Calendar 2025 Chinese New Year Posters - Year of the Snake. Chinese New Year 2025 is fast approaching, and Malaysia is ready to embrace the celebrations with plenty of excitement. From preparing mouthwatering feasts that bring the whole family together to giving our homes a thorough clean for that extra touch of good fortune, we’re gearing up for a memorable start to the year. New Year’s crafts are an easy way to include more people in your New Year activities – whether they’re planning to come to other events or not. Craft sessions can be held individually or in groups, and can happen any time in the run up to the New Year – you don’t need to wait until 31st December! New Year’s craft ideas: 9 popular New Year-themed activities in care homes. The New Year is a time of celebration, reflection, and fresh beginnings, making it the perfect opportunity to bring joy and excitement into care homes. Thoughtfully planned activities not only enhance the festive atmosphere but also support the emotional, mental, and physical wellbeing of
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