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AARPTeri
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July 27, 2022

AARP Rewards Community Learning & Earning Contest August 2022

  • July 27, 2022
  • 536 replies
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August 2022, Learning/Earning/Back to School Contest!

 

Tell us how you keep your brain active to keep engaged for the chance to be one of five (5) winners of a $50 VISA Gift card! 

 

Post your message by clicking reply at the bottom of this message! Contest runs from 8/1 until 8/31/22.  Click here to see Contest Rules.

 

Some examples to help get you started!

My son moved to Germany, and I take German classes so I can feel a little more comfortable with the language when I visit him for the holidays.

 

I like to take quizzes and watch videos about topics I’m interested in like “what do you know about long-term care” from the Rewards earning page.

536 replies

Contributor ⭐
August 28, 2022

I read a lot of fiction and non-fiction.  I also play Wordle every day.

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

I pray the Rosary, reflecting on the mysteries in it, and keeping in mind as many people as have asked for prayers and as many of the needs in the world as I can hold in my brain at once. I also like word puzzles and working with teens!

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

I play a Brain game called Lumosity. It consists of Cognitive skills, Habits, Math challenge and calculation skills, Language consisting of vocabulary and reading skills, Speed, Memory, Dexterity and many more skills etc.  I paint By number for my motor skills. I taught myself Embroidery, started back up with my Latch Hook, especially during the Pandemic era. Future projects will be- Puzzles. I listen to my favorite music for relaxation, got into reading more since I retired (and yes on Factual Politics, not hearsay). I read my AARP newsletters among other subscriptions, such as National Geographic, and Smithsonian. They are excellent subscriptions with endless education information.  I have used 'Search A Word' puzzles in the past.  I have also read many years ago, that by eating nuts, (Walnuts, Almonds) of many kinds are excellent for the memory of which I eat all the time; and has Omega 3.  Other healthy foods are Broccoli, Beets, dark chocolate, blueberries, (love) strawberries, have antioxidants (love tomatoes- they have lycopene) to name a few foods.  I am always looking up Google and/or if I hear on Television (Health Reports).

These are just some of the foods and hobbies that keep me going and keep me healthy!    Try them!

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

I read The Washington Post and New York Times, I do the puzzles in Sunday’s NYT Magazine, I play Wordle, and I use the Elevate app.

Contributor ⭐⭐
August 27, 2022

I enter sweepstakes and take quizzes to earn and learn back to school.

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

I take Spanish lessons via Duolingo and read so much in so many genres. 

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

Nothing is more engaging than reading, so I read, read and read.  I must admit I'm also hooked on Wordle and I study Spanish on Babble.  

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

When traveling to/from my elderly parents home, which is a 4.5 hour drive each way, I see how many different state license plates I can count. I list them alphabetically- when I add one I start with the "A's" and add the new one where it fits in the alphabet... So far, the highest number I have reached is 23! 

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

Surprise! I'm probably ? the only one here who does NOT have a TV or access to one.  I am a reader instead; have been since age four. Disclaimer:  I owned and worked in a bookstore for 15 years - paradise for me.  Books, and some times Kindle, will take you any where you want to go, exploring anything you want to know.  They are an unlimited resource, always within reach. You can find knowledge, learn something new, get answers or just relax and enjoy.  Books are a never ending, always accessible treasure for lifelong knowledge.  Curiosity, knowledge, relaxation and joy.  Just pick up a book. You can learn a lot!  JJG

 

Contributor ⭐
August 27, 2022

The Trivia and Crossword puzzles are fun to play daily; plus, I do Sudoku and watch AARP videos and quizzes for more current challenges.  I also enjoy reading books and belong to a book club.

Contributor ⭐
August 29, 2022

Greetings! I keep my brain active by playing the AARP games. Example the tic tack toe one , I start off easy then get to the more challenging one, I can tell I remember more an evan get faster at it.