Shopping List
Schedules
Location
Inclusive Planning
100
What is one thing you need to buy that is food related?
Forks, spoons, plates, napkins, cups, straws
100
It is good practice to let someone know if you're going to their party. True or False?
True
100
What are some places where you can hold a party indoors?
At home, restaurant, community building
100
Inclusive means including certain people or everyone?
Everyone
200
Name something you need to put up decorations
tape, pins
200
Kids' parties are typically how many hours long?
1-2 hours
200
What are some places you can hold a party outside?
park, backyard, beach
200
Accessibility is how easy someone can reach, use, or be able to do something. True or false
True
300
When buying food, you should keep in mind if anyone has any food ________
allergies
300
Adults tend to have parties around night time that can last for how many hours?
2-4 hours
300
If it's a big party, you might have to rent or reserve a __________
Venue
300
What are some PHYSICAL barriers someone with a wheelchair or walker might face?
Stairs, bumps, steps, not being able to fit their chair at the table, reaching certain items
400
Before you buy anything, it is a good idea to set a _____.
Budget
400
How long a party is will depend on two things. Guess what they are
Age and occasion
400
Party location will depend on three things. Can you guess what they are?
Age, occasion, and how many people are going
400
What musical activity is something that most people can do with minimal adaptations?
Karaoke/Singing, you can have large print to read the lyrics and use ASL if nonverbal
500
It's not a birthday party without a birthday _____
Cake
500
Parties, regardless of age, typically are timed around what?
Meal times - parties at noon often include lunch, late night party after dinner
500
What places are FREE to host a party at?
Home, backyard, park
500
Inclusion is known as one of the core ____ of Abilitypath.
Values