Activity coordinators
A weekly hour that runs itself
You introduce it. A verified Gamespark host holds the table. Residents play the games they already know — on the TV you already own.
What you tell residents
It’s the games you already know, with a person who hosts the table. Not a video game. Not a class. A game night. Large pieces on the screen. No one is left behind if they’re slower.
How a hosted hour works
- Five minutes before, open Gamespark.com on the activity-room TV.
- Residents sit — at the table or in their chairs.
- A verified host greets the room and keeps the pace kind.
- You stay in the room. You do not have to know the openings.
- When the hour is over, next week is already on the calendar.
Tech checklist
- A TV, computer, or tablet with a current browser
- Wi-Fi that can stream a family call
- Volume up, captions on if anyone needs them
- No download. No app store.
Calendar copy
GAMESPARK NIGHT
Chess, checkers, and backgammon with a live host. No experience needed. Sit at the table or watch from your chair. Ask activities — or visit Gamespark.com.
