Assignment 3: Part 3 - 10 items that can be found at the dollar store

1. Magnified Glass - Can be purchased for a dollar and used to support students with visual impairments.


2. Beads - Come in a pack often with string for a dollar and can be used as a fidget toy as well as a math counter for students with visual impairments.


3. Pencil Grips - Come in many different sizes to provide support to students who have difficulty holding pencils.


4. Ear phones - Come in handy to students who have autism and have noise sensitivity.


5. Serving Dish - We thought this item would be useful for creating a sensory board. The dish it self gave a mirror reflection and was ribbed around the edges.


6. Stress Ball - These come in many different colors, sizes and textures. These dollar toys can provide relief to students with ADHD, ODD and OCD.

7. Garden Gloves - Dollar gloves sometimes come in packs of three and could provide relief for students with autism who have texture sensitivity issues.


8. Sticky Tack - This fun goo can keep objects in one place for students with fine and gross motor difficulties. It can also be soothing for students with ADHD.


9. Suction Cups - These suction cups can hang calenders for visual schedules and keep larger objects in one place for students who can not.


10. Foam Letters - These foam letters often come in a tub for a dollar and can be used to support students that have visual impairments. They can be glued, stapled or taped to paper and traced. They can be used to place on white boards using magnets or clips for a visual schedule.