Adapted Games for Sale
Fun Adapted Family Games for families with someone who is disabled. Now everyone can join in on the fun with these switch adapted games β Adapted Pie Face, Adapted Bingo, Adapted Monopoly Junior, Switch Adapted Tic Tac Toe, and more.
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Adapted Pie FaceSKU #9412This exciting and hilarious game is now adapted! Place some delicious whipped cream on the βhandβ and activate your switch.$154.95 -
BingoSKU #4051Family game night is a lot more fun when everyone can play and learn. Just activate your switch and the bingo cage rotates, dropping a number ball into the tray.$189.95 -
Hi Ho Cherry-OSKU #941The adapted version of this classic counting game will delight children of all ages and abilities.$249.95 -
High RollerSKU #757Improved design! Itβs a sure bet that everyone will love our adapted dice roller.$99.95 -
High Roller & Switch Spinner BundleSKU #4126Complete your game collection with two different ways to play. High Roller can be activated by pressing on the dome or the lip of the device, while Switch Spinner works with a light touch on the integrated switch or your external capability switch.$225.95 -
Matching Picture Lotto BingoSKU #943TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE We've adapted this classic game that teaches students to recognize words and identify pictures.$169.95 -
Switch SpinnerSKU #4532Great for game night, this switch-activated spinner device means everyone can play!$159.95 -
Tic Tac ToeSKU #949An adapted version of the classic toy! Get βtic tac toeβ by activating a switch that lights up LED squares in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal direction.$204.95
About Adapted Games
These indoor games for special needs have modifications that let people with disabilities play. We offer everyday games like board games and bingo adapted for people with a wide range of motor and intellectual abilities. Since we specialize in switch adapted toys, many of our game products work with ability switches. The player presses their adaptive switch to activate the game. Some of our simple games for special needs also have bigger buttons for people with different motor skills. Everyone can have fun with these accessible toys.
Who Can Benefit From Adapted Games?
The short answer? People of all abilities! When everyone can join in on the fun, we all benefit. Customers who buy our adapted board games include:
- Special education classrooms: A special needs class uses play to help students discover the world. Thanks to board games for special needs, teachers can include everyone in both group and individual activities. Play allows students with disabilities to learn social skills and logic.
- Families: Family caretakers and parents can buy our board games for adults with intellectual disabilities and children with special needs. These products let people of all abilities play with their loved ones and learn life skills like cooperation.
- People with motor disabilities: Children and adults with motor disabilities can play strategy-heavy games, but they need a few modifications. Larger buttons and switch adapted dice let them play the board games of their choice. As a result, people of all motor abilities get to have fun together and socialize.
How to Include Everyone in Game Night
Teachers, caretakers, families and aides can all take steps to create an inclusive game night. When you let everybody play, every person who participates feels included. Try these strategies to make game night a hit for everyone:
- Offer a wide range of games: Different games suit unique physical and intellectual abilities. Make sure to include activities that challenge people with and without intellectual disabilities. For example, you can offer Hi-Ho Cherry-O for people learning how to count and Monopoly for those who like strategy. Both of these games come with an adapted spinner or dice roller. Remember to provide spinners and dice rollers so that you can adapt typical board games.
- Accommodate every kind of sensory need: Some people with disabilities can feel under or overstimulated, especially during a group event. Keep stim toys on hand, and provide a quiet, dark place where participants can take a sensory break.
- Have teachers, aides or parents available: Everyone can use a little help from time to time. Keep extra support staff on hand for people who need assistance. Parents and caretakers who know the participant can also help them have a blast.
Ask Us About Our Custom Toy Service
At Enabling Devices, we understand that everyone has unique abilities. That’s why we offer custom toy adaptation. We can create brand new products or make an existing game accessible. If you have a specific product in mind, get in touch with our product development team. Call 800.832.8697 X320 or contact our staff online to learn what we can make for you!
