At first, it was difficult to start on the ideas.

Frustrated as we could not think of a suitable game that would sufficiently engage the seniors

Worried that there were not enough games.

Frustrated that the tape did not work when we were piecing together the game parts.

Had to think of different ways to setup the game

Excited with the anticipation that the game would engage the seniors

The seniors could not understand us and sometimes, could not hear us clearly.

Did not know how to engage them

Some seniors were unresponsive when we tried to talk to them

Did not prepare enough songs

The seniors kept forgetting the instructions of the game and we had to repeat

Some seniors were too competitive and seemed overly excited

Wearing the mask made it difficult to project our voice (especially at Level 1)

It was difficult to figure out which language to use with the seniors

Felt scared to speak loudly as the Level 2 room was very enclosed

Felt encouraged as the seniors smiled and welcomed us

A senior played the harmonica for us and we were pleasantly surprised by how skillful she was

Some seniors were very friendly and interacted with us

The seniors were engaged with some of the games

It was heartening to see the seniors helping one another

Some seniors waved back at us when we entered the room

Need more time to interact and play with the seniors

More time to increase the quality of the games

We could invite other groups to play the games we made so that we can get suggestions on how to improve the game

Be mentally prepared to plan for some moderations to the game

Other groups could help one another with their games

The seniors liked music and songs so we could perform a song item