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Explore the World of Handcycling

A new guide from New Mobility highlights how much handcycling has evolved, with options for everyone from casual riders to competitive athletes. From clip-on attachments to high-performance and off-road models, today’s handcycles are more versatile and accessible than ever.

With improved gear, customization, and power-assist options, more people can get outside, stay active, and ride alongside friends.

 

Want to learn more or get started? Check out the Active Project resources:

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National Adaptive Sports Day | April 28th

https://www.nationaladaptivesportday.com/

Something big is happening!

On April 28, we're joining the national movement for disability inclusion in sport. Sport has the power to push us further and bring us closer — and on National Adaptive Sport Day, we celebrate exactly that. Sign the pledge and stand with the adaptive sport community.

#NationalAdaptiveSportDay #AdaptiveSports

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Bring wildflowers into your classroom

https://www.flawildflowers.org/classroom-resources/

Wild About Wildflowers! is a free activity guide developed by the Florida Wildflower Foundation to help students and learners of all kinds discover Florida’s native wildflowers. Fully updated in 2026, this expanded edition is organized into nine units that progress from the anatomy of a single flower to the broader ecological and cultural roles wildflowers play — covering flower parts, life cycles, pollination, seed dispersal, adaptations, plant and animal interactions.

Florida Wildflower Foundation resources:


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Thank you for your interest in Wild About Wildflowers! — we hope it becomes a valuable resource in your classroom, program or outdoor space.

You can access the full guide here: FlaWildflowers.org/wild-about-wildflowers.

The guide is organized into nine units that can be used in sequence or individually. Each unit includes hands-on activities, vocabulary, discussion questions and a curated list of books and web resources.

If you're looking to grow wildflowers alongside your program, visit our grants page to learn about opportunities for schools, libraries and public demonstration gardens.

We'd love to hear how you use the guide. Feel free to reach out at info@FlaWildflowers.org with questions, feedback or to share what your students are discovering.

Happy exploring!


The Florida Wildflower Foundation


FlaWildflowers.org

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Three players, one shared dream: a Paralympic women’s Para ice hockey tournament

https://www.paralympic.org/news/three-players-one-dream-paralympic-women-para-ice-hockey-tournament

ⒸJames Fearn/Getty Images for IPC

By World Para Ice Hockey

Three female Para ice hockey players came together at the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games to reflect on the past, present and future of women’s Para ice hockey on International Women’s Day this Sunday (8 March). 

Their shared dream: to compete in a women’s tournament at a future Winter Paralympics – ideally, as early as at the French Alps 2030.


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Goal Setting in Adapted PE: IEP Reflection & Student Engagement by Sarah Fuller

https://justadaptit.com/blog/goal-setting-adapted-pe-iep-reflection-student-engagement

Goal Setting in Adapted PE: IEP Reflection & Student Engagement

Learn how to create meaningful, measurable Adapted PE goals that engage students and connect to cognitive, affective, and physical domains for midyear IEP success.


When developing IEP goals for Adapted PE, consider these essential elements:

  • Specificity: Define exactly what the student will accomplish

  • Relevance: Ensure goals connect to functional movement and life skills


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Unified Sports Bring Together Athletes For More Than Wins And Losses by Jim Paulsen, Star Tribune/TNS | March 10, 2026

https://www.disabilityscoop.com/2026/03/10/unified-sports-bring-together-athletes-for-more-than-wins-and-losses/31896/

MINNEAPOLIS — Liam Chau is a popular kid at Stillwater High School. A senior with a permanent smile, Chau rarely makes it an hour without students waving, stopping to say hi and chatting. Jill, Liam’s mom, said a simple trip to Target can take more than an hour because of Liam’s lofty standing within the community.

It wasn’t always like this for Liam, who is naturally outgoing. The fist bumps, the hugs and interactions with other students weren’t as overt.

Over the years, his network of friends grew. It came via the Unified Sports program at Stillwater, a Special Olympics program that supports teams composed of students with and without intellectual disabilities.

Liam has Down syndrome.


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Proof Positive [blog] Permission to Play

https://proofpositive.org/skills/permission-to-play/

https://proofpositive.org/about/news-media/international-day-of-happiness/

For many people, especially autistics, play shows up as deep immersion in interests. This isn’t avoidance; it’s a powerful form of play, regulation and joy.


Try This

Give yourself permission to deep dive into your favorite interest today.


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Plant a Seed Day, set it on the first day of spring, everyone is invited. Put a seed in dirt…March 20, 2026

https://biggreen.org/resources/

Togetherness.

Holidays exist to make ordinary acts feel significant and shared. Thanksgiving is a meal we could have on any old Thursday. New Year's is a number changing on a calendar. What makes holidays matter is the collective agreement to mark it, to do it all together.

Simplicity.

A seed going into dirt, by itself, is about as modest as human action gets. It costs almost nothing, takes minutes, and requires no expertise. You can do it in a paper cup on a windowsill in an apartment with no outdoor space, and I know this because people send us photos of exactly that every year.

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