Everyday Activities To Sequence

Everyday Activities to Sequence Mary Pitti Daly and Daniel D. Daly. This all-in-one tool will help clients who have difficulty organizing and sequencing the steps required to perform a task as a result of stroke or brain injury. Helps improve sequencing, organizational and oral language, communication, and critical thinking skills. Eighty full-color photo cards feature 20 functional sequenced activities in three- to five-card sets. For example, four cards depict different time frames in the act of shaving. When placed in the correct order, they demonstrate the natural sequence in which a man shaves his face with a razor. Helps retrain language, enhance critical thinking, and develop problem-solving skills. Categories of activities include: • Daily living skills • Household tasks • Hospital situations • Community mobility

Accompanying manual provides ideas for using the photo cards creatively, including suggestions for using them in group settings. Reproducible forms help document responses and track progress.

Contains: 80 full-color 8” x 6” cards and eight-page softcover manual all in a sturdy storage box

Larger cards are an invaluable tool for working with clients who have neurogenic disorder

Full-color cards help clients who have difficulty with sequencing and organizational skills