At one station, they had to dress themselves with thick gloves on to simulate limited fine motor skills. They had extra large clothes so they could put the outfit on over their existing ones using adaptive tools.

At another station, they had to go up a ramp in a wheelchair, and engage in everyday activities.

The teachers borrowed these distortion goggles from the local insurance company (the company used them at a booth for drunk driving awareness) to help kids understand what limited vision was like. The kids had to walk straight, and pick up objects.

There are a ton of physical activities that you can do just to make kids more aware. Sports are fine, but it would be cool to show them just how much effort physically challenged people have to put into day to day activities.