Wooden Dowel Marker Support
Drill a half-inch hole into a wooden dowel, insert a marker, add two rubber washers to keep the marker secure and increase student participation in name writing or art assignments. Add a maker with letter or number stamps so student can practice writing the alphabet or counting.

Plaster Marker Holder
Instead of relying upon hand-over-hand assistance, enable students to select colors and recap makers independently with a weighted marker holder.  Find a plastic container that will hold a one inch base of plaster paris. Add plaster paris to the container, insert markers cap-end down and let the plaster harden.

Polaroid Camera
Photo essays make great alternatives to poster projects or term papers that entail lengthy detail or fine motor exertion. Polaroid cameras produce photos on the spot for instant satisfaction and results.  Students can use the cameras to document lab assignments or other research findings.

Polaroid I-zone Camera
Increase participation in classroom assignments or homework with this inexpensive camera that takes and develops small photos on the spot.  Insert special film with self-adhesive backing and attach photos easily to pages in binders, notebooks, poster paper or more!

PVC Pen Holder
Construct a pen or pencil holder from the PVC pipe available at most home improvement stores and enable students with a gross grasp to doodle, draw or compose other written work. Drill a 1/4 inch hole into the center of a PVC tee. Attach this PVC tee and another tee, to each end of a PVC Nipple. The parts are threaded and will screw together. Thread the thumb screw into the drill hole. Place a pencil, marker or paint brush into the tee and tighten with the thumb screw until secure.