Arts and Crafts K A&B - Materials List

1 piece of 8”x12” felt (in any color)

11”x14” mixed media paper

2 pieces of 8”x12” colored tissue paper

2 pieces of 8”x12” felt (more if you decide to make more than two bean bags)

2-3 pieces of cardstock

2-4 marbles (or other small, heavy balls)

3-4 small, shallow dishes

8.5”x11” cardstock paper in desired color

9"x12" watercolor paper

acrylic or tempera paint

air dry clay

animal pattern PDF (provided in lesson)

ballpoint pen or another pointed tool

birdseed

black permanent marker

butcher paper or newspaper

butcher paper, newspaper, paper towels, or wax paper

cardboard

cardboard or heavy paper

clothing pattern (provided in lesson)

colored pencils

cord or lacing string

craft jewels or stickers

crayons

decorations such as macaroni, sequins, beads, etc.

drawing paper

drinking straws

embroidery floss and safety needle

embroidery thread

fabric glue

food coloring

fork

gems or stickers

glue stick or white school glue

glue stick, white school glue, or tape

googly eyes

heavy paper

heavy paper (cardstock or poster board)

heavy paper or canvas

heavy, white paper

hole punch

hot glue gun

ivory soap flakes

large pinecone

leaves

marker

markers

mini marshmallows

newspaper

nut butter

paint brush

paint Brush

paint brushes

paintbrush

palette or plate for paint

paper

paper cups

paper plate

paper plates

paper towel or toilet paper rolls (empty)

paper towels

paper towels or baby wipes

patterned tape

pencil

pencils

permanent marker

pie plate or shallow dish

pipe cleaner

pipe cleaner (also called chenille stems)

pipe cleaners (1 red and 1 of any other color)

pipe cleaners (3)

pipe cleaners (also called chenille stems)

plain popped popcorn

plastic bucket or container

plastic container

plastic zip-top bags

pom-pom (medium)

pony beads

potatoes

rice or dried beans

roller

rolling pin and cookie cutters (modeling clay cutters work well)

rubber band

rubber bands

ruler

safety needle

school glue

scissors

scraps of fabric or felt (Enough material to cover the ball and to make clothes for the doll)

several pieces of construction paper

shoebox

small bells

small branch or wooden dowel

small cookie cutters (or shape cutters for modeling clay)

small dried beans, lentils, or rice

small paint brush

small paint roller

sponge

spoon

string

string or yarn

styrofoam ball

styrofoam plate

tempera or acrylic paint

tempera paint

tissue paper

toothpicks

transparent tape or masking tape

tree leaves

ultra-fine tip permanent black marker

various household objects (paper rolls, plastic containers, old or broken knickknacks

various shapes of small noodles (like macaroni)

vegetable oil

water

watercolor

watercolor brush

watercolor brushes

watercolor paint

watercolor paper

watercolor paper (8”x12” or larger)

watered down white school glue and paint brush

wax crayon, white

waxed paper or freezer paper

white school glue

white vinegar

wooden clothespin

wooden stylus or other small, pointed tool

yarn

yarn or ribbon

yarn or ribbon (red or pink)

zip-top plastic sandwich bags