In order to use the Twirl O'Paint, remove the arrow from the game's spinner card, attach it to the edge of the Twirl O'Paint's splash guard, and secure the spinner card to the Twirl O'Paint's motorized tray using a removable adhesive such as Blue-Tac or Silly Putty. Some board games may involve using small game pieces which may be difficult for some students to hold. Even with adaptations to materials, some students will be unable to participate in games unless the rules are changed or modified. The easiest way to modify rules is to have students play in teams instead of as single players. This allows a student without a disability to assist a student with a disability when it is his or her turn.
Peers are also an excellent resource for ideas on how to adapt games.
A guide to adapted leisure activities for children with disabilities .