Activities for individuals with disabilities

At Stephen’s Place, we’re big fans of DIY activities that involve texture as an artist’s medium. Our residents and their friends have made hydroponic sand, erupted volcanoes, painted with shaving foam, made loads of different types of play slime, and much more. Yeah, texture is a big thing in our wo

What is the best way to find joy in that journey? To make the best of each day? To really stop and see each child for who they are? This article lists some activities for developmental delays, activities for families of children with developmental delays and tries to incorporate fun into the mix as well.

IEPs give students legal protection, and make it possible for parents and teachers to work together to provide students with disabilities an education. Let’s take a look at all of the ways that IEP’s are important!

🧠Twinkl's Developmental Disabilities Awareness Bulletin Board Design Pack celebrates the diverse abilities and unique contributions of people with developmental disabilities to our communities. Join us in raising awareness and promoting inclusion for individuals of all abilities. Let's build a more inclusive society together!💡

A tutorial for how to make adaptive game pieces which can be helpful for people who have limited dexterity and finger range of motion.

If you are looking for suitable crafts for adults with disabilities I've compiled a helpful list! I hope you find a craft that works for you and that you love!

Want to plan something fun on your next caregiving shift, but can't make it outside? Try one of these 7 great indoor activities for adults with disabilities.

Whiteboards are an indispensable tool for Activity Coordinators and can be used for group activities, communication and learning! In this article we cover: The Advantages of Using Whiteboards Types of Whiteboards How Whiteboards can be used by Activity Coordinators Five Whiteboard Games to Play

Choose fun activities for teenagers with autism spectrum disorders and intellectual disabilities based on their functional level than age. Read on to know more.

Sensory, Fine Motor, and Language groups for children with disabilities