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Question 18 of 26

What are some activities that you like to assist with as an activities aide?

The role of an activities aide can vary from day to day. From planning activities, assisting with games or arts and crafts, or assisting with an outing, the activities aide is often very busy. The interviewer is interested in knowing what you like about your job.

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  • 18. What are some activities that you like to assist with as an activities aide?

      How to Answer

      The role of an activities aide can vary from day to day. From planning activities, assisting with games or arts and crafts, or assisting with an outing, the activities aide is often very busy. The interviewer is interested in knowing what you like about your job.

      Written by Darby Faubion

      Entry Level

      "I love helping with 'game day'. On this day, we schedule a variety of different games to play within the facility. It may be bingo, go fish, any kind of game that can engage the patients. We give out small prizes for winners and they love it!"

      Written by Darby Faubion

      Answer Example

      "One of my favorite activities is touch therapy. In this activity, I get to experience one on one activities with my patients. The activity may involve something as simple as helping a female patient paint her nails, roll her hair, or fix her makeup. The smile on their faces when they have someone to spend some extra time with them is often priceless."

      Written by Darby Faubion

      Experienced

      "There are so many fun things about being an activities aide. I enjoy everything I do, but if I had to pick a favorite activity, I would have to say that helping with the facility dances would be it. It's fun to help the residents dress up and fix their hair and go down to the 'social' room. There are times when the music plays and those who are able to dance get out there that I can see a sparkle in their eye."

      Written by Darby Faubion