Supplies from A to Z

1- or 2-liter soda bottles (empty

   and clean)
aluminum foil

baby food jars

baskets or boxes

blocks

blunt scissors

bulletin board (butcher) paper

   (for murals and bulletin board      backgrounds)

card stock

cardboard tubes

CD player

chenille stems

children’s Bible with pictures

coffee cans with smooth edges

construction paper (all colors)

cookie cutters

copy paper

craft sticks

dishpan

egg cartons (foam, washed)

electric skillet

envelopes

fabric markers

fabric scraps

felt

film canisters
funnels

gift bags
glue, bottles or sticks

hand sanitizer wipes

hot glue and gun

hole-punch


index cards

laundry basket (for games and              storage)

magnifying glass

manila paper
markers, crayons, colored pencils
metal rings and brads

mirrors

modeling clay and play dough

newspaper

old greeting cards

old magazines and catalogs for cutting

old Sunday School literature with

    pictures

old teaching pictures (Bible and

   missions)

paintbrushes

paper cups and plates

paper towels

plastic bowls and wooden spoons
plastic containers with lids such as

   margarine, yogurt, sour cream

   tubs (all sizes)

plastic forks, spoons, and knives

plastic fruits and vegetables

plastic stand-up figures

poster board

primary pencils

puzzles


rubber balls to roll or toss

rulers (no larger than 12-inch size)

rhythm instruments (homemade or manufactured)

rubber bands

self-adhesive plastic,

    clear and colored

shoe boxes

sidewalk chalk

smocks

sponges

stamp and ink pad

stapler and staples

string

tape: masking, clear, and electrical

tempera, watercolor, or finger paints

tissue boxes

tissue paper

toy vehicles

utility knife

various toys such as push-and-pull

     toys, dolls, toy telephone, puppets

waxed paper

yarn, ribbon, rickrack, large buttons,

    large plastic sewing needles
ziplock plastic bags in several sizes