Crafts for individuals with disabilities

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.

Looking for fun and accessible craft ideas for blind individuals? Check out this list of 12 great craft ideas that stimulate the senses and encourage tactile exploration. From clay imprints to sensory balls, these crafts offer a range of textures, scents, and materials to explore.

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!

22 Nursing Home Crafts offers unique craft ideas that are enjoyable to create and easy to accomplish. Get the residents' creative juices flowing with one of the unique painting techniques provided below. Allow them to create something beautiful to display in their bedroom with one of the quick and easy DIY wall decor tutorials. Encourage them to relieve some stress by coloring in a beautiful coloring page rendition of a cute animal with all their favorite colors. Celebrate a holiday with…

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!

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

I'm getting ready to post about my new clay projects and thought I would share a project I picked up last fall at a workshop offered at KSDE called Adapting the Visual Arts for Special Needs Students. The process is very simple: 1. Roll clay into balls 2. Line bowl* with plastic, line plastic with clay balls (one layer that fills in all the gaps) 3. Smooth seams between the balls 4. When smooth, let dry 5. Paint! I used this lesson with several of my primary students this year. I have a lot…

Activities for Individuals with Developmental Disability

Fairy Glow Jars are easy, fun and a beautiful way to light up your room. Who doesn’t love a bit of magic from these Fairy Glow Jars? Here’s what you’ll need for this fun project: 1 mason jarGlow in the dark paintPaintbrushesPaper to use as an easelElmer’s glueA little bit of pixie dust (glitter)St

Before you know it, summer will be here, and there is still plenty of time to prepare for the warmer days ahead. You will love these summer crafts for seniors!