Hi Jennifer Pool noodle as a bat, craft foam balls or sponge ball try and get your sponges in orange, or lime green as visually impaired see these colours better thanks
Great Ideas!. We have10 blow up bats for Canada Day, and I like the idea to use a brightly colored Nerf balls to go along with. Thanks for the idea!
sallyt
3rd Jan 2015
you could try French cricket you get them to stand or sit in a circle with one person in the middle using plastic bat sponge ball the aim of the game is giving everyone in the circle a turn on bowling but trying to get the legs of the person in the middle three strikes on the legs your out also you can be caught out
Love all the great ideas. Love Golden Carers. I have used so many of your ideas since I started and all with great feedback with staff who like to join in too. What a difference I have seen in the residents, more joining in because of giving them time to express what they like to do and always offering for them to join in, whatever the activity. Having so much to offer but not overwhelming them, just a little at a time and someone will show their enthusiasm to give it a try. Thank you Golden Carers.
Has anyone have and ideas of how to adapt the game of cricket so it can be played indoors by wheelchair residents.
Thanks.
Pool noodle as a bat, craft foam balls or sponge ball
try and get your sponges in orange, or lime green as visually impaired see these colours better
thanks
We have10 blow up bats for Canada Day,
and I like the idea to use a brightly colored Nerf
balls to go along with.
Thanks for the idea!