GrandMinds
Handyman's Tools 12 Piece Puzzle
Handyman's Tools 12 Piece Puzzle
Couldn't load pickup availability
Included with the puzzle is our “Note to Caregiver'' that gives tips and tricks to make doing a puzzle easier. A goal when doing any activity with someone with dementia is to make sure that they are successful in whatever activity they are doing.
These puzzles are designed by mother-daughter occupational therapists using simple designs and vibrant pictures so it is easy to put together. The puzzle pieces are large so that they are easy to manipulate. This allows the senior to feel successful by being able to complete the puzzle.
Share






"Thank you, GrandMinds for making these products available. My mom comes alive when she works on these beautiful puzzles. The texture, vibrant colors, and high quality artwork makes them appealing to her, and gives her a sense of accomplishment. We highly recommend!" -Jill
Blog posts
View all-
Providing Help With Everyday Tasks When Thinkin...
Do you struggle to know how much help to provide to your loved one with dementia? Check out these tips on providing the right amount of help!
Providing Help With Everyday Tasks When Thinkin...
Do you struggle to know how much help to provide to your loved one with dementia? Check out these tips on providing the right amount of help!
-
Navigating the Holidays with a Loved One with D...
Trying to navigate the holidays with a loved one with dementia can be a challenge. Here are some points to consider when navigating holiday gatherings.
Navigating the Holidays with a Loved One with D...
Trying to navigate the holidays with a loved one with dementia can be a challenge. Here are some points to consider when navigating holiday gatherings.
-
Choosing the Right Puzzle for Dementia or Alzhe...
Why should I have my loved one do a puzzle? Seniors engaging in puzzles is a great way to keep the brain active
Choosing the Right Puzzle for Dementia or Alzhe...
Why should I have my loved one do a puzzle? Seniors engaging in puzzles is a great way to keep the brain active