We Move Together: questions to ask and activities to try
A group of children of all abilities move through their community together, and notice the stairs, gaps and barriers that keep some people out. We Move Together shows accessibility as everyone's business.
What age is it for? We Move Together is best for ages 4–8. Good for: Mobility, accessibility, inclusion and disability community.
We Move Together (Kelly Fritsch and Anne McGuire)
- Age
- 4-8
- Best for
- Mobility, accessibility, inclusion and disability community
Written by disabled authors, with wheelchairs and mobility aids shown as ordinary, not tragic. Ask what could change so everyone can join in: the question is about the world, not about the children.
What it helps with
- Accessibility and inclusion
- Seeing mobility aids as ordinary
- Noticing barriers in everyday places
- Thinking about fairness for everyone
Comprehension and discussion questions
Pick two or three, not all of them. “I don’t know” is a fine answer, and you can always come back to it another day.
- “What could we change so everyone can join in?”
- “What got in the way for some of the children?”
- “How did the friends help each other?”
- “Where have you seen a ramp, a lift or a wide door?”
- “What makes a place easy for everyone to use?”
- “How do you like to move: fast, slow, rolling, dancing?”
5-minute activities to try together
Spot one change
Look around your street or school and spot one change that would help everyone join in.
Ways to move
Put on music and take turns choosing a way to move: rolling, sliding, waving arms, stepping slowly. Everyone joins in their own way.
Free printables: We Move Together worksheet and activity pack
This book’s one-page worksheet with the questions and activities above, plus our activity pack: printable scenario cards, three 5-minute activities and a “What could I try?” page for practising everyday skills together. Enter your email and download them straight away.
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- Best for
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- Age
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- Best for
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- Age
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- Best for
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By the Growing Wise team · Last reviewed: 1 October 2026
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