kp | Social Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Day Care setting | Client Group | Pre-School Children | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Singing and listening to songs together | Benefits of the activity | The Social benefits of this activity is that the children will get to sit in a large group with one another and learn songs. The children will then be able to learn from each other like the words of the songs and be able to help each other with the lyrics if one doesn’t know. By sitting together in a large group they are then able to communicate with each other and be able to enjoy each other’s company. This will help them to start a friendship and become friends. By singing together as a group they are interacting with one another. It also creates creativity and brings everyone together. |

| Social Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Residential Home | Client Group | Adults with learning Disabilities | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Exercise | Benefits of the activity | The Social benefits of Exercise is that adults are able to get along and interact with one another. They get to get to help each and give support on certain exercise movements. They can then be able to enjoy each other’s company and feel comfortable with one another. Service users are able to relate with one another and begin to start some form of companionship. |

| Social Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Play Group | Client Group | Under 5s (Pre-school Children) | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Musical Instruments | Benefits of the activity | The social benefits of playing Musical instruments is the children can interact and communicate with each other. They can become friends by just having simple conversation about the instruments they are playing or about other things they have in common. The children will also be able to teach each other, they can teach each other how to play the instruments that are around them and be able to make music as a group. The children can feel comfortable with each other. |

| Emotional Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Residential Care Home | Client Group | Older Adults | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Cookery | Benefits of the activity | The emotional benefits for cookery is that when the product that they are making is done they are able to feel a sense of achievement and be able to be proud of what they have accomplished, which can have them feeling very happy and excited as they were able to complete something. The older adults can feel relaxed as cookery relaxes the mind when preparing. This may even boost their confidence as they are able to do something and have a good outcome |

| Emotional Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Residential Care Home | Client Group | Adults with learning Disabilities | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Exercise | Benefits of the activity | The emotional benefits of exercise is that adults are able to feel a sense of pride as they are able to learn new skills in exercising. They are able to feel proud of themselves as they are able to do more complex moves and do more movements that weren’t able to do before which will also improve their self-esteem and make them feel like they are worth something if they are able to do something and improve on it each time they do it. |

| Emotional Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Play Group | Client Group | Under 5s (Pre School Children) | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Musical Instruments | Benefits of the activity | The emotional benefits of playing musical instruments is that children are able to feel a sense of achievement by being able to play an instrument and play a rhythm by themselves or are able to repeat what’s in front of them. They may feel happy by being able to play as a group there own tune. Children may feel excited as they are able to play instruments freely and be able to make as much noise as they like. As the children get to interact with each other they won’t feel lonely when playing |

| Intellectual Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Day care setting | Client Group | Pre-School children | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Singing and listening to songs together | Benefits of the activity | The cognitive benefits to singing and listening to songs together, children are able to learn the words to songs and be able to remember them in the future. They are able to improve on their memory as they would have to remember the words to each song. The way they also improve on the intellectual skills is by being able to learn on timing in with the rhythm of the song/music. |

| Intellectual Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Residential Care Home Setting | Client Group | Older Adults | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Cookery | Benefits of the activity | The intellectual benefits of cookery is that the older adults are able to learn and remember new recipes older adults can also expand on the knowledge that way and work on their reading skills as they have to read the methods of how to do the recipe and read what stages they need to do.. They can also improve on their mathematic skills as they have to work out how much ingredients they need to measure out in order to do the recipe. Older adults work on the organisational skills as they have to do the recipe in order. |

| Intellectual Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Residential Care Home setting | Client Group | Adults with learning disabilities | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Exercise | Benefits of the activity | The intellectual benefits of exercise is that the service users are able to improve on their abilities in exercising and be able to do more complex movement. They can also improve their maths skills as they have to count on how many movements they need to do and also count how long they need to hold their position for. |

| Physical Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Residential Care Home Settings | Client Group | Older Adults | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Cookery | Benefits of the activity | Fine manipulative Skills:As older adults get older their joint become weaker and less supple they will need to use their joints more in order for them to be stronger. The older adults will do a lot with fingers when they do cooking like when they are setting the dough they will use the fingers which will help make their joints more flexible and supple and will improve their jointsGross Motor skills:They are also using their arm muscles when they are mixing the mixture if they was to be making cakes in order to stir it involves a lot of arm activity. |

| Physical Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Play Group | Client Group | Under 5s (Pre-School Children) | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Musical Instruments | Benefits of the activity | Fine manipulative Skills:As under 5s are growing up their bones and muscles are developing therefore in order to be strong they need to be able to work on them. Playing the instruments involves a lot of hand work meaning that they are making their joints become a lot more flexible as they are using them in order to play the instrument. Gross Motor skills:As the children are playing musical instruments some require body work in order to play the. If the children are playing the drums they are using a lot of their arm work which will have them using their arm muscles and will improve them in to making it stronger as they would need to bang on the drums. |

| Physical Benefits | Health and Social Care Settings | Day Care Setting | Client Group | Pre-School Children | Creative and Therapeutic activity | Sing and listen to songs together | Benefits of the activity | Fine manipulative Skills:They may do clapping while singing to music they are ben using their hands therefore they are using their joints and making the more flexible and suppleGross Motor skills:By singing they are exercising their lungs and are able to improve their muscles and the diaphragm. |