Skilled Nursing Facility- Small Dry-Erase Board and Marker

 



Ixir Technologies Small White Board 6.5 x 8.25-inch White Boards for Kids Dry Erase Whiteboard Mini Dry Erase Board-Blue - Walmart.com


White Board Uses for Adults:


1. Low-tech AAC

        -A clinician may use a white-board to give choices, or to create a keyboard.

        -The patient can write or draw what they are trying to communicate.


2. Following directions 

        -Providing verbal and written directions can give the patient multi modal stimulus.


3. Games

        - Jeopardy:answering questions, naming items in a category, listing sequence of events

        -Hangman:word finding

       


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