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Home · Care organizations

Built for teams who are short on hours.

One license covers your whole building. Print what you need, when you need it, from a library that keeps growing — instead of photocopying the same six worksheets until they fall apart.

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8,000+printable activities
More than fifteen yearsof Montessori-based engagement
One loginunlimited residents, unlimited printing

Built for the realities of the job

Written with activity directors in mind — the ones covering a full calendar with a part-time assistant and no budget line for materials.

Nothing to order in advance

A resident has a bad morning and the planned session won't work. Print something else in two minutes rather than improvising.

Covers a mixed room

The same session can run at several levels of difficulty, so nobody sits out and nobody is bored.

Anyone can run it

Instructions are on the page. A new aide or a weekend volunteer can lead a session without being trained first.

What a license includes

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Full activity libraryEvery category, with new material added on an ongoing basis.
Unlimited printingAcross your building, for as many residents as you have.
Ready-made calendarsSeasonal and observance-based programming, planned out in advance.
Multiple staff logins[Confirm how many seats a license includes.]
Onboarding session[Confirm whether this is included or charged separately.]
Personalized items[Confirm whether resident books are included or ordered separately.]

Licensing

Two licenses, split by how your team is arranged rather than how large it is.

Site license

For facilities

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  • One building, unlimited residents
  • Unlimited printing on site
  • Shared staff logins
  • Adult day centers, assisted living, memory care

Team license

For agencies and clinical teams

[Pricing to confirm]
  • Seats belong to individual caregivers
  • Travel with staff between clients' homes
  • Central admin view of who has what
  • Home care companies, private duty teams, therapy practices

Caregivers who arrive with something to do

For in-home agencies this is as much a differentiator as a resource.

Consistent across staff

Every caregiver draws from the same library, so the quality of a visit stops depending on who was assigned that day.

No training required

Instructions are printed on the page. A new hire can lead an activity on their first shift without being taught how.

Something to show families

A folder of activities is a concrete thing to put on the table during a consultation, next to competitors who bring a brochure.

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Tell us about your team and we'll come back with pricing and a walkthrough.

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