This does not have to be the case. Games are one of the most versatile forms of recreation and virtually any game can be modified to accommodate a child with a disability. Some games provide physical activity while other games provide social interaction and mental exercise. Regardless of the type of games or the outcome, all games provide the setting in which an essential element of life is learned - Good Sportsmanship. Good sportsmanship is useful not only in recreational activities but also in everyday life.
Informal games are games that are played with a few simple rules.
No one player is in the most active part for very long. He then turns so that he can see the players. All who are seen moving are sent back to the starting line. Wheelchairs can be pushed by other children if a child is unable to wheel the chair. Children who do the pushing should be cautioned not to push too fast or stop too suddenly.