At Let’s Go!, we believe that children with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) deserve the same opportunities to lead healthy lives as those offered to typically developing children.
To ensure our 5-2-1-0 programs are inclusive of all children, we’ve developed tools and resources for children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) to address their unique needs. These tools are specifically designed for professionals such as yourself who work with children with I/DD and they complement our multi setting 5-2-1-0 programs.
Resources for Program Staff
- Everyone Plays A Role in Healthy Eating for Children with I/DD
 - Healthy Drink Guidelines for Young Children
 - Healthy Drink Guidelines for Youth
 - Healthy Eating Challenges for Children with I/DD
 - Oral Motor and Sensory Problems
 - Ways to Help Children Improve Their Eating Habits
 - When is Choosy Eating a Problem
 
Resources to Share with Families
- Breakfast: A Healthy Start to the Day
 - Children in the Kitchen
 - Eat 5 or More Fruits & Vegetables Every Day
 - Healthy Foods By Texture
 - Maine Seasonal Food Guide
 - Save Money and Eat Healthy
 - Snacks to Fuel Your Brain
 - Sports & Energy Drinks
 - Strategies for Feeding Children
 - Tips for Healthy Eating & Healthy Portions
 - Tips to Handle Picky Eating
 - The Importance of Family Meals
 - The Best Drinks for Young Children
 - What to Know About Sugar
 - Zero Sugary Drinks, More Water
 
Resources for Program Staff
- Everyone Plays A Role in Providing Non-Food Rewards for Children with I/DD
 - Food Rewards Tracker
 - Ideas for Rewards without Food
 - Transitioning to Non-Food Rewards
 - Use Physical Activity as a Reward
 - Use Students’ Interests to Use as Rewards
 
Resources to Share with Families
Resources for Program Staff
- Active Play Movement Cards
 - Creating a School Environment that Supports Physical Activity
 - Everyone Plays a Role in Supporting Physical Activity for Children with I/DD
 - Include Children of all Abilities Levels in Physical Activity
 - Legal Requirements for Including Children with Disabilities in Physical Activity
 - LET US Play
 - Movement in the Classroom
 - Movement Moment Activity Cards
 - Physical Activities Breaks and Games
 - Physical Activity Challenges for Children with I/DD
 - Physical Activity Recommendations for Out-of-School Programs
 - Physical Activity Recommendations for Young
 - Semi-Structured Recess
 - Social Inclusion and Physical Activity
 - Tips for Better Communication and Behavior Management
 
Resources to Share with Families