Strengthen sequencing, planning, organization, and everyday functional thinking with Game Day in Order, a football‑season themed sequencing pack designed specifically for adult cognitive‑linguistic therapy. Perfect for SNFs, memory care, outpatient neuro rehab, and hospital‑based treatment, this resource gives clients familiar, adult‑relevant routines to organize — from simple 3‑step tasks to multi‑step plans, error detection, and write‑your‑own sequences. No football knowledge is required. Every task is built on everyday skills like cooking, getting ready, using technology, and planning outings — all wrapped in a fun seasonal theme that boosts engagement.
Your download contains everything you need for immediate, no‑prep use:
16 sequencing tasks across 3 levels
Level 1 (Basic): six 3‑step routines in large print
Level 2 (Moderate): six 5‑step routines
Level 3 (Advanced):
two 8‑step multi‑step plans
one “Find the Mistake” error‑detection task
one “Write Your Own” sequencing activity
Answer key for all tasks
Data‑tracking sheet for progress monitoring
Print & Digital formats for flexible use
Perfect for mixed‑ability groups and individualized treatment.
Simple, functional routines such as:
Making popcorn
Watching the game
Ordering a pizza
Going into the stadium
Wearing your team jersey
Great for clients with moderate–severe cognitive impairment or those needing high structure.
More complex routines including:
Making chili
A day at the stadium
Recording the game
Hosting a watch party
Washing a muddy jersey
Ideal for clients working on planning, organization, and multi‑step thinking.
Higher‑level executive function tasks such as:
Planning a trip to an away game
Calling in to a sports radio show
Finding sequencing mistakes
Writing their own step‑by‑step routine
Perfect for clients with mild cognitive impairment or those preparing for discharge.
Sequencing is foundational for independence — cooking, medication management, dressing, using technology, and navigating daily routines all rely on ordering steps correctly. These tasks support:
sequencing
executive function (planning, organization, reasoning)
reading comprehension
procedural discourse
error detection
functional problem‑solving
Whether you’re running a themed group, planning a functional cognitive session, or looking for a motivating way to target sequencing and executive function, this resource gives you a polished, professional, and clinically meaningful resource you can rely on all season long.
Strengthen sequencing, planning, organization, and everyday functional thinking with Game Day in Order, a football‑season themed sequencing pack designed specifically for adult cognitive‑linguistic therapy. Perfect for SNFs, memory care, outpatient neuro rehab, and hospital‑based treatment, this resource gives clients familiar, adult‑relevant routines to organize — from simple 3‑step tasks to multi‑step plans, error detection, and write‑your‑own sequences. No football knowledge is required. Every task is built on everyday skills like cooking, getting ready, using technology, and planning outings — all wrapped in a fun seasonal theme that boosts engagement.
Your download contains everything you need for immediate, no‑prep use:
16 sequencing tasks across 3 levels
Level 1 (Basic): six 3‑step routines in large print
Level 2 (Moderate): six 5‑step routines
Level 3 (Advanced):
two 8‑step multi‑step plans
one “Find the Mistake” error‑detection task
one “Write Your Own” sequencing activity
Answer key for all tasks
Data‑tracking sheet for progress monitoring
Print & Digital formats for flexible use
Perfect for mixed‑ability groups and individualized treatment.
Simple, functional routines such as:
Making popcorn
Watching the game
Ordering a pizza
Going into the stadium
Wearing your team jersey
Great for clients with moderate–severe cognitive impairment or those needing high structure.
More complex routines including:
Making chili
A day at the stadium
Recording the game
Hosting a watch party
Washing a muddy jersey
Ideal for clients working on planning, organization, and multi‑step thinking.
Higher‑level executive function tasks such as:
Planning a trip to an away game
Calling in to a sports radio show
Finding sequencing mistakes
Writing their own step‑by‑step routine
Perfect for clients with mild cognitive impairment or those preparing for discharge.
Sequencing is foundational for independence — cooking, medication management, dressing, using technology, and navigating daily routines all rely on ordering steps correctly. These tasks support:
sequencing
executive function (planning, organization, reasoning)
reading comprehension
procedural discourse
error detection
functional problem‑solving
Whether you’re running a themed group, planning a functional cognitive session, or looking for a motivating way to target sequencing and executive function, this resource gives you a polished, professional, and clinically meaningful resource you can rely on all season long.
