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Send It – Adapted Sport Workbook

Send It - Adapted Sport Workbook

Students will discover the power of adaptive sports, rethink what inclusion looks like, and become champions for accessibility in their schools and communities.

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What is Send It?

Adapted sport has the power to change perceptions, build empathy, and create school communities where every student belongs.

Send It is a free, interactive workbook designed to introduce middle and high school students to disability, adaptive sports, accessibility, and inclusion through engaging activities, athlete stories, and hands-on learning experiences.

Whether students are learning about the Paralympic Movement, exploring adaptive sports for the first time, or discovering how they can become stronger allies and advocates for the disability community, Send It encourages curiosity, challenges assumptions, and inspires action.

Access all education materials at hub.moveunitedsport.org/Education

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What Adapted Athletes Want Teenagers to Know About Disability:

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“I am just like everyone else with the same dreams and desires. Just because my path may look different, it’s just as important and a lot of fun!”

Autumn, Age 16

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“Disabled people can be independent and can accomplish even more things than everyone else.”

Aarya, Age 16

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“We’re just like everyone else and can do ANYTHING!”

Jack, Age 14

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“We are more alike than different. We all want to be included and the way to inclusion is different for every person.”

Johanna, Age 19

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“It doesn’t have to be the end of your life. Through my sports career I’ve had the opportunity to travel the world and meet so many people. Things I likely would never have done if I wasn’t disabled. Being disabled can teach you how to be adaptable, and having a problem solving mentality can be such a tool!”

Tomas, Age 18

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“That I don’t always need assistance although I appreciate your thoughts and concern.”

MJ, Age 16

What You Need To Know!

What is Send It?

Send It was created to help students better understand disability, adaptive sports, and inclusion while giving educators practical tools to create engaging, inclusive learning experiences. By combining education with sport, the workbook empowers young people to challenge stereotypes, remove barriers, and build school communities where everyone has the opportunity to participate.

What's Inside?

Designed for students ages 12–18, Send It combines engaging content with practical learning experiences, including:

  • Athlete spotlights
  • Disability awareness and inclusion
  • Adapted sport and the Paralympic Movement
  • Accessibility and Universal Design
  • Interactive challenges and PE Skills Labs
  • Reflection activities and classroom discussion prompts

Who is it For?

Whether used in PE, health, leadership, advisory, or after-school programs, the workbook helps create meaningful conversations about disability and inclusion. Send It is designed for:

  • Physical Education teachers
  • Health & STEM teachers
  • Adapted Physical Education teachers
  • Coaches
  • School administrators
  • Community recreation programs
  • Students in grades 6–12

How was Send It Created and Reviewed for Credibility?

Send It was brought to life through the involvement of K-12 educators, higher education professionals, sports and community leaders, disability advocates and adapted athletes themselves.

How Can I Get More Information?

For more information about the Inclusive Playbook, please email Jess Pullar, Education Manager at Move United, jpullar@moveunitedsport.org.

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