Physical Education, Leisure, Play Adaptations: things for fun, socializing, relaxing, exercising. Examples: drawing software, computer games, computer simulations, painting with a head stick, interactive laser disks, adapted puzzles. Wheelchairs can be adapted for participation in sports, games rules on audiocassette, switch-activated fishing reels, adapted fitness and exercise equipment, swimming pool lifts.

Examples of A.T. that help a person play:

• switch to run an electric train set
• bicycle with hand pedals; low seated bicycle
• rubber stamp or paint brushes with large-grip handle
• switch-activated fishing reel
• large print playing cards and card holder
• beeping balls or goal posts

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Adaptive book pages for easier turning	Switch activated toy	Switch box -1 vibrate switch, 1 pull switch, 1 momentary switch
Pictures above - Hook item to a momentary switch to turn on		TV remote - Head activated switch goes under pillow to turn on/off
TV remote mounted to head of bed	Head activated switch	Head activated switch
Bowling ramp switch activated	Adaptive rod and reel	Adaptive rod and reel
Wheelchair accessible buggy	Wheelchair adaptive trailer with lift for saddle
Adaptive saddle	Lift for pool	3 wheel handicapped bike
Adapted training wheels and foot pedals

Spokes N’ Motion - www.SpokesNMotion.com - Specializing in adaptive skiing, mono skis, outriggers, hand cycles, handicapped cycles, disabled recreation, walking crutches, wheelchairs, disabled hand controls, water skiing, handicapped sailing equipment and associated programs and events.

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