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Games to help kids develop good auditory processing skills.
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T1107-B: Maddak Inner-Lip Plate, Off-White Plastic The Inner-Lip Plate is designed to aid children, the elderly or persons with limited muscle control in self-feeding. |
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T1107-C: Maddak Inner-Lip Plate, Blue Plastic The Inner-Lip Plate is designed to aid children, the elderly or persons with limited muscle control in self-feeding. |
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T1107-E: Maddak Inner-Lip Plate, Off-White Plastic with Non-Skid Disk The Inner-Lip Plate is designed to aid children, the elderly or persons with limited muscle control in self-feeding. |
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T1109-C: INNER LIP PLATE WITH SUCTION CUPS, Plastic Stop that plate from skidding! Reduces frustration. |
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T1119-A: Reuseable Drinking Straws 3-16" (4.8 mm) hole The thick walls resist kinks due to biting. |
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T1120: Reuseable Clear Plastic Drinking Straws Bag of 3 Useful for drinking soups, milkshakes and other moderately thick liquids |
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T1121-A: Artho Thumbs Up Cup, Cup only For those who need to keep the wrist in a neutral position |
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T1121-B: Artho Thumbs Up Cup, Cup with Plastic Lid and Raised Mouthpiece Unique design keeps the double-walled, graduated cup steady double-walled, graduated |
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T1121-C: Artho Thumbs Up Cup, Plastic Lid only Unique design keeps the double-walled, graduated cup steady double-walled, graduated |
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T1123-A: FLO-TROL Vacuum Feeding Cup This cup makes it possible to drink liquid without raising the head. |
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Assentive Computer Technology - Using The Touch Free Switch To Click
To use the Touch Free Switch with users with disabilities, just point the camera at an arm, elbow, face, finger or foot. Zoom in or out to capture small or large movements. Select an area in the onscreen video window, then move in or out of the box to trigger a mouse click. Try using it with switch adapted software.