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This book deals with play equipment on a budget. This is a collaboration of ideas for building affordable equipment that can be used by teachers and individuals working with students with disabilities, either in physical education, adapted physical education or community recreation. Using inexpensive materials, teachers can construct a wealth of creative physical education equipment that is both useful and easily adapted to students' individual needs. This book is full of ideas, using equipment that is affordable for even the tightest of budgets. Diagrams and photographs are included to provide a visual guide and each description features ideas for using the equipment and customizing it for different abilities and purposes.

Theresa Sullivan has been teaching students with various disabilities in adapted physical education since 2002 in the North East Independent School District in Texas. Cindy Slagle has been an active member of the Texas Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance since 1992 and is responsible for leading a team of 14 adapted physical education specialists. Thelma (T.J.) Hapshie is a US certified adapted physical education teacher with more than 40 years of experience working with people with developmental, physical and emotional disabilities. Vic Brevard has been a teacher since 1989 and has coached football, basketball, athletics and tennis for eight years. Debbie Brevard has taught for 28 years and has taught adapted physical education for five years.