1. Easy adaptations for everyday classroom tools Visual Examples
Everyday Adaptations
Easy adaptations for everyday classroom tools
Visual Examples

3. Each individual is different….

4. Each individual is different….

7. Hot glue lines to help with cutting
Outline student drawings in hot
glue for painting or add high contrast
Values
Out line music notes

8. Materials:
Paper
Puff paint
Tempera or acrylic paint
Paintbrush
Sensory mix-ins for the paint: salt, flour, oats, birdseed, sand, etc.
Blindfold
The challenge for your child (and you!) is to create a painting without using your sense of sight.
High Contrast Colors
Color code textures
Warm colors – softer textures
Cool colors – grittier textures
Salt, Flour, sand, oats, varieties of bird seed, etc
Card Board Scrapers - Leave different patterns/edges
Caution: Students with multiple disabilities (e.g. visual
Impairment plus Autism Spectrum Disorder) may
Become overstimulated.

9. Scent Can be helpful for visually impaired
Caution: Some students (e.g. on the Autism Spectrum) may become overstimulated.