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SUMMARY:Tuesday Toy Cars
DESCRIPTION:Three hours on a Tuesday evening turning off-the-shelf ride-on cars into mobility devices fitted to one specific child. \nNo wiring or workshop experience needed. Every station has a guide and someone who has done it before. \nQuestions: Pete\, (865) 719-3966.
URL:https://power-of-play.org/event/tuesday-toy-cars-10/
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SUMMARY:Thursday Thrills
DESCRIPTION:Two hours of playing something together. This is where reverse inclusion actually happens: we take a sport usually limited to athletes with disabilities and hand everyone else a chair too\, so nobody is watching from the sideline. \nEquipment is provided and there is no cost to play. Come as a player\, a parent\, or a first-timer. \nQuestions: Pete\, (865) 719-3966.
URL:https://power-of-play.org/event/thursday-thrills-11/
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SUMMARY:Tuesday Toy Cars
DESCRIPTION:Three hours on a Tuesday evening turning off-the-shelf ride-on cars into mobility devices fitted to one specific child. \nNo wiring or workshop experience needed. Every station has a guide and someone who has done it before. \nQuestions: Pete\, (865) 719-3966.
URL:https://power-of-play.org/event/tuesday-toy-cars-11/
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SUMMARY:Thursday Thrills
DESCRIPTION:Two hours of playing something together. This is where reverse inclusion actually happens: we take a sport usually limited to athletes with disabilities and hand everyone else a chair too\, so nobody is watching from the sideline. \nEquipment is provided and there is no cost to play. Come as a player\, a parent\, or a first-timer. \nQuestions: Pete\, (865) 719-3966.
URL:https://power-of-play.org/event/thursday-thrills-12/
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SUMMARY:Second Saturday
DESCRIPTION:The long one. Four hours on the second Saturday of the month for GoBot building\, and then play. \nFamilies\, volunteers\, and sponsors all welcome. \nQuestions: Pete\, (865) 719-3966.
URL:https://power-of-play.org/event/second-saturday-3/
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SUMMARY:Tuesday Toy Cars
DESCRIPTION:Three hours on a Tuesday evening turning off-the-shelf ride-on cars into mobility devices fitted to one specific child. \nNo wiring or workshop experience needed. Every station has a guide and someone who has done it before. \nQuestions: Pete\, (865) 719-3966.
URL:https://power-of-play.org/event/tuesday-toy-cars-12/
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SUMMARY:Thursday Thrills
DESCRIPTION:Two hours of playing something together. This is where reverse inclusion actually happens: we take a sport usually limited to athletes with disabilities and hand everyone else a chair too\, so nobody is watching from the sideline. \nEquipment is provided and there is no cost to play. Come as a player\, a parent\, or a first-timer. \nQuestions: Pete\, (865) 719-3966.
URL:https://power-of-play.org/event/thursday-thrills-13/
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