Instructional or Access Area Standard Tools Modifications and Assistive Technology Solutions Accommodations of Task and Expectations Aids to Living: Eating utensils (e.g. spoon, cup, Verbal prompts Adapted eating aids (e.g. grips for standard eating Sample etc.) Modeling appropriate skills utensils, adapted cups/glasses, etc.) Feeding Personal hygiene tools (ex: Picture cures and prompts Feed self using appropriate utensils machines Drink using appropriate utensils toothbrush, comb, etc.) Additional time to complete tasks Adapted dressing aids (e.g. button holers, pulls for Prepare simple snack Toileting supplies (ex: tissue) Modification of task length and zippers, Velcro fasteners, etc.) Prepare basic meal Bathroom and adaptive complexity Adapted cooking and food preparation aids (e.g. Dress and/or undress self using faucet handles blender attached to control unit, adapted Cleaning materials and appropriate tools pouring handles, etc.) Complete personal hygiene and appliances See other sections of this document for leisure, grooming (brushing teeth, hair, vocational, mobility, and learning aids.) etc.) Adapted household cleaning tools and appliances Toilet self Perform simple household chores Recreation and Leisure: Puzzles Verbal prompts Knobs for puzzles Sample Tasks: Games Adult peer assistance Adapted crayon holders Participate in play activities Toys Modeling appropriate skills Adapted Participate in leisure activities (ex: Music (e.g. tape player, Cooperative participation with Adapted with symbols look at/read book or magazine, listen CDROM, etc.) Game modification Raised line coloring sheets to music, etc.) appropriately Spinners for games Manipulate and/or operate toys, Switch accessible toys (commercially available or tools, and/or electronic appliances switch accessible through switch interface) Environmental control devices required for participation in leisure activities appropriately Power control units and battery adapter devices Adaptive sports equipment Computers with adaptive input devices as needed and appropriate software to address leisure skills
Instructional or Access Area Standard Tools Modifications and Accommodations of Task and Expectations Assistive Technology Solutions Aids to Living: Sample Feed self using appropriate utensils Drink using appropriate utensils Prepare simple snack Prepare basic meal Dress and/or undress self using appropriate tools Complete personal hygiene and grooming (brushing teeth, hair, etc.) Toilet self Perform simple household chores Eating utensils (e.g. spoon, cup, etc.) Personal hygiene tools (ex: toothbrush, comb, etc.) Toileting supplies (ex: tissue) Bathroom and adaptive faucet handles Cleaning materials and appliances Verbal prompts Modeling appropriate skills Picture cures and prompts Additional time to complete tasks Modification of task length and complexity Adapted eating aids (e.g. grips for standard eating utensils, adapted cups/glasses, etc.) Feeding machines Adapted dressing aids (e.g. button holers, pulls for zippers, Velcro fasteners, etc.) Adapted cooking and food preparation aids (e.g. blender attached to control unit, adapted pouring handles, etc.) See other sections of this document for leisure, vocational, mobility, and learning aids.) Adapted household cleaning tools and appliances Recreation and Leisure: Sample Tasks: Participate in play activities Participate in leisure activities (ex: look at/read book or magazine, listen to music, etc.) appropriately Manipulate and/or operate toys, tools, and/or electronic appliances required for participation in leisure activities appropriately Puzzles Games Toys Music (e.g. tape player, CDROM, etc.) Verbal prompts Adult peer assistance Modeling appropriate skills Cooperative participation with Game modification Knobs for puzzles Adapted crayon holders Adapted Adapted with symbols Raised line coloring sheets Spinners for games Switch accessible toys (commercially available or switch accessible through switch interface) Environmental control devices Power control units and battery adapter devices Adaptive sports equipment Computers with adaptive input devices as needed and appropriate software to address leisure skills