Physical education

Circular graphic with 3 images; document and check mark image, picture, play button, document and graduation cap, and graduation cap. Representing accessible materials for student success.
Activity

Creating accessible materials and classroom strategies summary page

An example of an adapted tool for physical education. Colorful polo balls are on either side of a wooden goal with hanging poles.
Story

What does Adapted Physical Education look like around the world?

Two overlapping chairs representing seeing a chair with double vision.
Guide

Ten “odd” things I do with double vision

Webinar

Making Connections Through Adapted Physical Education 

Silhouette image of two kids playing with a ball.
Guide

Gym classes and low vision

Perkins Lower School student Xavier prepares to throw a football through a goalpost with help from adapted physical education teacher Matt LaCortiglia. Sports equipment with high-contrast colors can help students with low vision participate in athletic events.
Download

Educación física y deportes para personas con discapacidades visuales y sordoceguera: Fundamentos de la enseñanza

During an adapted physical education lesson, Maggie gets ready for an endurance test of sorts, where she holds a towel in front of herself and airs it out for up to a minute at a time.
Story

A new way to break a sweat

Student spars with his P.E. teacher
Story

Perkins graduate from Deafblind School learns to box

screenshot of the webcast
Article

Adaptive Physical Education

Staff member helping a student swing a big red bat at a ball that is approaching him.
Story

Building a healthy future

6 indoor modified football activities
Activity

Indoor Modified Football: Activity 1 Running Handoff

Perkins Lower School student Xavier prepares to throw a football through a goalpost with help from adapted physical education teacher Matt LaCortiglia. Sports equipment with high-contrast colors can help students with low vision participate in athletic events.
Story

Reach, climb and soar!