Yeaqee 12 Pcs Word Search Books for Dementia Game Reusable Alzheimers Word Search Cards Dementia Activities Large Print Products for Grandpa Elderly Seniors Patients Crossword(Pastel Color)

Yeaqee 12 Pcs Word Search Books for Dementia Game Reusable Alzheimers Word Search Cards Dementia Activities Large Print Products for Grandpa Elderly Seniors Patients Crossword(Pastel Color)

• Dementia Games for Elderly: you will get 12 pcs word find books for adults large print printed on both sides, 24 styles, and 4 pcs black erasable markers; The card is about 11 x 8.3 inch/ 28 x 21 cm and mainly in 6 colors, blue, green, orange, pink, yellow, purple; With different content printed on the front and back, these cards feature large quantity and moderate difficulty, which can meet your different needs
• Reusable and Erasable: made of quality paper and coated with a layer of glossy film on the surface, this word puzzle book is sturdy and delicate, which can be easily erased after writing with the included pen, and can be reapplied if stored well; The equipped 4 black markers are easy to clean and ideal for marking letters and words
• Inspire Interest: adult word search books can be easily washed and reapplied to provide a mentally stimulating activity for people with cognitive disabilities via simple words to help keep interest and stimulation; No hidden diagonals or reversed words to avoid potential frustration, guiding directions for word lookups
• Eye Catching and Clear: activities for dementia also contain 4 markers that are simple to clean and ideal for marking letters and words; Besides, each sheet of word search form has an attractive background behind the white word search area, enhancing the appearance and highlighting the black letters for aesthetic results
• Reason for Choice: if you are troubled by finding the erasable, moderately difficult card for your family members with dementia, our puzzle books for seniors are the ideal choice for you, sufficient quantity, nice quality, exquisite performance, easily solving the problem