Here is a quick adaptation for a glue stick. I used a 1/2 " tee, a small length of PVC pipe, and a cap. My students hold on to the longer part at the top. I used a small rubber band around the part of the glue stick that twists. This way I don't have to remove the glue stick to get more glue.
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ReplyDeleteI found you on the Top 40 SED blogs! In my assistive technology class I remembered this post and I told my classmates about using PVC pipe to adapt everyday classroom materials! We got into a conversation about all the simple but useful items you could find at a hardware store to make adaptations to materials. Even swimming noodles! Pretty cool!
I found you on the top 40 blogs! This is really creative, where do you get your ideas?
ReplyDeleteThis is very creative! We were just learning about assistive technology in one of my classes, and the fact that it doesn't need to be computer based (such as this).
ReplyDeleteWhat if you were to use a pool noodle instead? What else do you think this could work with, besides PVC?