Play is an important part of how children connect, learn and build confidence. Creating inclusive play experiences often requires only small adjustments. With a little creativity and flexibility, many popular games can be adapted so everyone can participate. From tag and hide-and-seek to dodgeball and board games, there are countless ways to make play more accessible and inclusive. Dare to challenge what you think you know. Learn more at the link in our bio. #DisabilityPrideMonth #DisabilityPride #DisabilityInclusion . Image description Slide 1: A person assists another individual in a motorized wheelchair equipped with a laptop and technology. A large blue exercise ball is in front of them. Nearby, another person stands by a hockey net. All are wearing face masks in a room with large windows overlooking trees. Slide 2: A child in a red shirt interacts with a circular light-up button game featuring large numbered buttons. Another person, partially visible, points at a button.