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Mind
+
Body
+
Spirit
Facts
Regarding Individuals
With Disabilities
Painting
is one of the
best craft ideas for disabled adults
and children. You can try out differ-
ent forms of painting, such as oil
painting, faux painting, canvas
painting, acrylic painting and
watercolor painting.
Singing
and Music
can be
good craft ideas for adults with
disabilities. Many disabled people
have achieved a name for them-
selves in the fields of singing and
music by consistent efforts. These
are the forms of art which stay with
the person forever, irrespective of
his or her physique.
Loving God,
You make each living
person in your image, a
seed to build a community
of interdependence and
respect for all life. Guide
our hands to build access
and welcome. Guide our
minds to understand the
power and wisdom of
human vulnerability.
Give us courage to stand
up to the forces willing
to destroy life because
they fear disability or
make judgments about
its "quality."
--Amen
PRAYER
CRAFT IDEAS
HEALTHY HOME C
OOKING
Kid Fun Gr
anola Bars
Ingredients
2 cups rolled oats
� cup packed brown sugar
� cup wheat germ
� teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 cup all-purpose flour
� cup raisins (optional)
� teaspoon salt
� cup honey
1 egg, beaten
� cup vegetable oil
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
Instructions
Preheat the oven t
o 350 degrees F (17
5 degrees C).
Generously gr
ease a 9x13 inch baking pan.
In a large bowl, m
ix together the o
ats, brown sugar, w
heat
germ, cinnamon, flo
ur, raisins and salt. M
ake a well in the
center, and pour in t
he honey, egg, oil a
nd vanilla. Mix w
ell
using your hands. P
at the mixture even
ly into the prepare
d pan.
Bake for 30 to 35 m
inutes in the prehe
ated oven, until the
bars begin to turn g
olden at the edges
. Cool for 5 minute
s,
then cut into bars w
hile still warm. Do n
ot allow the bars t
o
cool completely b
efore cutting, or t
hey will be too h
ard to cut.
WHO KNEW?
2
37.5% of individuals
who receive an Autism
Spectrum Disorder
(ASD) diagnosis will
go on to lose that
diagnosis.
1
13% of children ages
13-17 have a developmental
disability (ranging from mild
disabilities such as speech
and language impairments
to serious developmental
disabilities, such as intellec-
tual disabilities, cerebral
palsy and autism).
3
3
7% of children
ages 3-17 have
Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder
(ADHD).
11% of boys,
4% of girls
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