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Originator....... Tom Jeary E-mail.....tlj@golden.net |
THE PROBLEM: People who communicate by pointing to symbols lose this ability when in the pool.
THE SOLUTION: The floatboard is made up of three parts. The upper part is a plastic bucket turned upside-down and bonded to a section of floatboard A floatboard can be obtained at any sports store. Underneath, a second, much smaller plastic jar, filled with concrete, is bonded on. The end result is a floating communication board that always stays upright. Two strips of velcro go around the top bucket, to which can be attached twenty to thirty picture words. A portion of the top (i.e. bottom of the large bucket ) can be removed and a separate lid put in place so that the inside area can be used for storage of picture words. These cards are clear plastic waterproofed. A short length of rope is used to keep the unit from floating out of reach.
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