Dozens of imaginative ideas for making outdoor activities accessible to children with physical disabilities.
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This review is from: Backyards and Butterflies: Ways to Include Children with Disabilities in Outdoor Activities (Paperback)
Written almost as a children's book for the parents, the content of this book is simplistic, centered around a do-it-yourself guide for a few tools, toys and games. If you're looking for a scientifically based, nature-as-therapy type of resource, this is not it. Nor should this be used for public areas, due to its home-built nature. It may be a good primer for those completely unfamiliar with the concepts, but overall there are much better texts available
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