Helpful Society – Disabilities

My father had Multiple Sclerosis and was in a wheelchair.  You can take a wheelchair up and down stair by tipping it slightly and bumping along on the back wheels only.  But how much easier it is to use a ramp.  In addition, I don't think there are very many wheelchair-bound individuals that could balance on their back wheels and take the stairs if they don't have a companion along.

Can you think of others ways our society helps people with different disabilities?

DisabilityInfo.gov: Disability related information and resources from the Federal Government

COLLEGE AND GRADUATE SCHOOL GUIDE FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

Play A Category Game – Cities

Player one starts by naming a city and stating a category in which that city falls.  Player two must then name another city that falls into that same category and then state a different feature that could describe the same city.  Player three must name a new city that falls into the new category named by player two.

• Player One:  Cape Town is an ocean port.
• Player Two:  San Francisco is an ocean port; San Francisco has a famous bridge.
• Player Three:  London has a famous bridge (the Tower bridge, not the London bridge which is now located in Arizona); London is on an island.

Our examples are spread throughout the world, but your game can include only local cities and towns (especially if you are playing with young children).