Move United’s Inclusive Playbook was created to educate kids on disability awareness through the lens of adaptive sport.
Move United’s Inclusive Playbook is a free workbook and online curriculum created for children in pre-K through 6th grade, focusing on disability awareness, inclusion and adaptive sport.
This resource is for teachers, coaches, youth leaders, families and other advocates to bridge the gap between individuals with and without disabilities using the power of sport.
Access all materials at hub.moveunitedsport.org/Education
The Inclusive Playbook (IPB) and its accompanying resources are all available for free with a Move United Individual Membership. Create one now at hub.moveunitedsport.org/Education
We know that no two classrooms or programs are the same, so the resources are flexible and we encourage you to use them how it best works for you!
Resources available for free download include:
Printable online, a turn-key resource designed to increase disability awareness and inclusion for K-6 students. The workbook is full of activities and educational lessons, games, and discussion prompts. Students will learn appropriate language use along with answers to these questions: What is adaptive sport? Why does inclusion matter?
Full Spanish language version of the Inclusive Playbook.
Quick 5-15 minute activities to introduce children to disability and inclusion and start discussions within your classroom or program setting.
Supplemental 25 page curriculum with 8 lesson plans, and adaptive sport integrations including boccia, sitting volleyball, scooter hockey and goalball.
Videos linked directly to pages in the Inclusive Playbook and/or curriculum, or to be used as stand-alone activities.
Interactive activity pages from the Inclusive Playbook to print as needed.
If you would like to have a physical set of Inclusive Playbooks we can send 30 (or your maximum class size) to you for free every year. Click here to request copies!
These class sets are designed to be rotated around numerous classes and programs but not written inside. For interactive pages in the Inclusive Playbook you can download and use the free online Inclusive Playbook Printable.
Move United can conduct professional development around the Inclusive Playbook that ranges from 60 minutes to half day sessions/workshops. Topics covered include:
Session/Workshop options:
Interested in an Inclusive Playbook training? Click here! We hope to have scholarships available soon.
The Inclusive Playbook Curriculum has been designed with minimal specialized equipment required – most items are already part of most sport supply closets or can be purchased affordably.
Bronze Package $200
Silver Package $800
Gold Package $1400
Interested in an Inclusive Playbook equipment? Click here! We hope to have scholarships available soon.
How to become a Move United Inclusion Champion:
Benefits of becoming a Move United Inclusion Champion:
To apply, navigate to https://moveunitedsport.org/education/inclusion-champions/
Move United’s Inclusive Playbook (sometimes referenced as IPB) is an educational workbook which aims to educate children on disability awareness through the lens of adaptive sport. The workbook is made up of two parts – the Inclusive Playbook (pages 1-19), designed for children in grades 3-6, and the Inclusive Playmat (pages 20 + 21), designed for children in grades K-2.
The Inclusive Playbook was designed to build awareness and conversation around disability at an early age. Therefore, anyone who works with youth including teachers, coaches, youth leaders, after-school caretakers, parks & recreation professionals, families, etc. can use the resources available in a way that best works for their learning setting!
Move United’s Inclusive Playbook was developed and reviewed over a two year period based on a need identified from our athletes, members and larger network. The Playbook was brought to life through the involvement of K-12 educators, higher education professionals, adaptive sports providers, NGBs, youth leaders, sports and community leaders and disability advocates. Most important were the many voices from within the disability community that are not only featured in the IPB through the content, quotes and images, but were heavily involved in the creation and review processes to make sure that the disability awareness and etiquette was communicated properly for young kids to understand as well as centering the disabled voice.
For more information about the Inclusive Playbook, please email Jess Pullar, Education Manager at Move United, jpullar@moveunitedsport.org.