Adaptive Physical Education ensures all students, regardless of skill level or ability, can successfully participate in activities. Here, an educator demonstrates the concept of “task extensions" and “refinements" in Adaptive Physical Education. The educator uses practical examples across different grade levels, illustrating how to modify exercises such as push-ups, running laps, catching, throwing, and sports-specific drills in soccer, basketball, and volleyball. By offering upward extensions for more skilled students and downward modifications for those needing extra support, educators can create inclusive and engaging lessons. Additionally, refinements help students focus on key movement components, such as proper hand positioning or footwork, to improve their technique. This approach ensures that both students with disabilities, and students looking for more challenging activities, have meaningful and developmentally appropriate physical education experiences. The video encourages educators to be intentional in adapting activities to accommodate all learners, fostering a more inclusive and effective PE environment.