Students may choose how they would like to present their room interior design boards.  (These may be presented on poster board, or even on regular paper in a 3-ring notebook).  Some students might want a 3-fold presentation board for each area (or for excerpts of their entire home design as part of their last day presentations. Students may also wish to use advertisements or magazines or prints of furniture that they like off of the internet.  (Parental approval advised.)

Students may use any materials they wish above and beyond:

Graph paper

Templates provided by the teacher with each lesson

Glue Sticks

Scissors

Students may use Legos, Minecraft or Physical materials (cardboard, poster board (Like Lesson 4 of Arch Rocks) to "Build" their dream homes.

Students would do best to have a physical  home furnishings catalog or magazine to cut up and glue stick their interior room choices to their design "boards".    To obtain a physical catalog, you could go to or contact a local Ikea store or ask that they mail you one:).   Other physical catalogs, magazines or ads will work too.     Students who are old enough, could "shop" the ikea online store and then print out their "cart" in color if at all possible.  (https://onlinecatalogue.ikea.com/US/en/IKEA_Catalogue/#/pages/1)

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Students will be encourage to use basic art supplies and materials such as glue, scissors, and paper clips.
Students will be asked to find, cut out and glue photos of furniture and interior design elements that they would like to include in their dream homes.  These images may come from anywhere a parent approves such as magazines, books, and newspaper ads.
Students may use or "furniture shop" on the internet, but this isn't required and parents are encouraged to supervise with their family Internet usages guidelines.
One more thing, parents, when you are walking barefoot, watch out for random "building bricks" left on the floor:).