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Best Family Card Games for All Ages

People of different ages playing family card games at table.

Did you know that card games are one of the easiest ways to introduce intergenerational activities into your home or community?  The reason? Playing cards offer cognitive benefits to children, adults, and seniors, alike. After all, most games require players to use math, categorize and sort cards, memorize sets, and problem-solve—all while having fun together. … Read more

Intergenerational Activities in Your Community

An elderly woman baking cookies with young teenager.

Intergenerational activities and programming are nothing new. Yet, finding creative ways to boost engagement among different age groups can be challenging. Age-related stereotypes or biases are often the culprits for the social division and misunderstandings among young and older generations. But, in reality, we all have something to learn and teach those around us—regardless of… Read more

Tips for Pumpkin Carving with the Grandkids

A young granddaughter and grandson holding freshly carved pumpkins.

We’re already nose-deep into pumpkin season, but if you haven’t grabbed your bright-orange, soon-to-be Jack O’ Lanterns yet, there is still plenty of time!  We want to share a few fun, fall-themed activities you can enjoy with the grandkids. These activities are perfect for every age and skill level.  But before we dig in (pun… Read more

Indoor Walking Tips for Seniors

An older man and women stretching before they begin their indoor walking routine.

Many of us are familiar with the health benefits associated with walking. These may range from reducing your risk of heart disease, lowering blood pressure, or boosting mental wellness and social engagement. Most experts agree on why walking is important, but as we get older, our mobility and range of motion can become more of… Read more

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