Art for adults with disabilities

Learn how to 'paint' with a glue gun! Glue gun art flowers are SO MUCH FUN and they're really easy to make! This simple art project is a great craft for kids of all ages and adults - no special painting skills required!

Just like you and me, adults with disabilities enjoy the art of crafting. We all feel the profound satisfaction of completing a craft project. We all turn to scrapbooking or coloring pages if we want to relax or keep busy. Although disabled adults face more challenges than others, they should still indulge in the wonders of crafting. After all, crafting is for everyone. If you're a caregiver, teacher, or family member of a disabled adult, crafting is a great way to keep your student or loved…

Looking for a easy fun craft for your kids or students? Learn how to make pretty tie-dye coffee filter art.

Spring is the in air at the Baddour Center! Check out our 5 favorite spring art projects for adults with special needs.

Check out my list of 11 best crafts for special needs adults. These crafts are hand picked and curated to be mindful of many special and be of a help to those looking for new crafts to try.

It's SO EASY to make a q-tip flower painting! Dip a bundle of q-tips into paint and stamp them onto cardstock to create these quick and easy flower paintings. It's so fun to use an every day object to paint, and this q-tip art is also such a cheerful craft for spring! Hang your artwork on the fridge or turn it into a card for birthdays, Mother's Day, or just because. This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small commission which helps us run…

Activities for adults with disability

Art therapy has so many amazing benefits for autistic children (and adults!). Check out the benefits and some ways to incorporate this into your daily life! #autismawareness #autismparenting

This was a lovely project which my students really enjoyed. I began by handing out a picture of a Viking vase which they coloured in usin...

The most important thing to keep in mind when planning to meet the needs of students is that they are all unique individuals with unique needs. The diversity in human beings is beautiful. It is worth celebrating. Unfortunately, I don’t think teachers get enough training in teacher prep programs or