Adapting FG ALL students should be tested Students should complete regular FG items whenever possible If an item is adapted or not completed be sure to.

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Adapting FG ALL students should be tested Students should complete regular FG items whenever possible If an item is adapted or not completed be sure to enter the correct code Every student should be tested with as little support or assistance as possible to maintain the integrity of the test When making any modification or adaptation to test items, DOCUMENT what you did so it can be replicated

Adapting FG General adaptations, consider using: Visual prompts, Additional practice, Peer buddy to demonstrate, Picture symbols to depict skill & expectations Adult assistance (documented) –Break skill down into steps –Verbal –Physical

Blank Test Items, acceptable… Acceptable reasons for a blank test item: –Test was adapted due to long-term, chronic medical condition or special need –Test was not completed due to short-term medical condition –Test was not completed due to excessive student absence

Blank Test Items, unacceptable… Unacceptable reasons for a blank test item: –Student refusal to participate –Parent refusal to participate –Absence on test date

FG Adaptations Aerobic Test/Pacer 15M: Adaptations listed from least change to greatest change. Modified Slightly (without changing test = score!) Visual cues (signs, arrows, blinking light, interpreter, etc.) Demonstrated and/or audible cadence (adult running or walking with student) Guide rope or wire for Visually Impaired (VI) students Peer or adult assist Tethered run for VI students Guided Run for VI students

FG Adaptations Aerobic Test/Pacer 15M (con’d) For non-traditional mobility (creep, crawl or arm/leg movements, etc.) document, obtain baseline and compare Adaptations (test has been changed = document) 90º turn instead of a 180º turn (student moves in a 15M X15M square) Allow increased time to get from line to line Use decreased distance (less than 15M) Run every other lap Run and/or walk until tired without following a cadence (time and count laps)

FG Adaptations Aerobic Test/Pacer 15M Adaptations (con’d) Use mobility devices (wheelchair, walker, gait trainer, crutches, etc.) Use alternate means of locomotion (crawl, creep, roll, scoot-use best means of independent locomotion) Use alternate means of locomotion (crawl, creep, roll, scoot-assisted for support only not forward momentum)

FG Adaptations Aerobic Test/Pacer 15M Adaptations (con’d) Use table top hand peddler (continuous motion- timed) Move arms or any able body part (continuous motion-timed) Use heart monitor (for non-ambulatory, dependent on adult for mobility)

FG Adaptations Curl Up (assumed position: both knees flexed/arms on floor, otherwise document) Hold feet Hands sliding on thighs Adult assistance Crunch Assisted pull to initiate movement Seated in wheelchair –double knee lift or –single knee lift

FG Adaptations Push-ups Proper position = partial lowering (record number of repetitions) Isometric (Plank) position = (record time) Reverse push-up: begin by lying on floor  rising to proper push-up position Modified push-up on knees Reverse push-up on knees = begin by lying on floor  come to modified push-up position on knees Push up from floor up to hands & knees  back to floor

FG Adaptations Push-ups (con’d)---THINK/TRY Wall push-up Seated push-up in wheelchair (from armrests) Seated ‘push away’ for students in wheelchairs (record number in set time period) Supine chest press (with/without resistance, theraband, etc.)

FG Adaptations Trunk Extension---THINK/TRY Hold feet down while student lifts upper body Student, in prone, stretches hands out in front Student, in prone, places hands under shoulder Assisted lift to initiate movement

FG Adaptations Sit-and-Reach (record distance displaced) V sit and reach Figure 4 sit and reach (do not allow external rotation of the knee) Long sit independently =measure stretch forward or time long sit Long sit with back to wall =measure stretch forward or time long sit

FG Adaptations Sit-and-Reach con’d (record distance displaced) Seated in wheelchair=position legs at seat height & reach forward toward feet Seated in wheelchair=reach forward & down Standing toe touch=straight legs

FG Adaptations Body Mass Index: Height: Lay student on mat if they are unable to stand erect without support. Weight: For non-ambulatory students use these school-based resources to obtain accurate weight: Adapted Physical Education (APE) Specialist, if available EC Nurse/School Nurse School Physical Therapist (PT) EC teacher and other EC support staff to assist with lifting/positioning

FG Adaptations Body Mass Index: Weight (con’d) For non-ambulatory students use these resources outside of school to obtain accurate weight: Parent (may be able to send copy of height and weight from latest physical) Student’s Pediatrician (if parent has given consent to contact directly)