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Using a communication board can be tricky in different environments, so here’s a tutorial on make one that will work in and out of the pool!

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Here’s a tutorial with ideas for making puzzles more accessible for children with disabilities. Use magnets or velcro on an easily graspable handle, and also on each puzzle piece.

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A fix for children learning to use a mouse for the first time, and anyone who needs help positioning their finger on the button.

Use a toy jewellery ring (with the gem cut off!) to make a guide for your finger. Check the position of the ring on the mouse, and use a double sided sticky foam pad to attach it.

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Fed up with straws moving around when you try to drink? This simple fix could help someone unable to tip their head to drink, and looks great for kids too!

Use a larger straw or plastic tube glued onto the clothes peg so you can remove the drinking straw and replace after each use.

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Cut two holes in the base of a foam can cooler and thread through straps to make an easily grippable drinks holder

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Follow this tutorial to make any bowl non-skid – this looks great for anyone with an arm in a cast or sling and looking for a quick fix!