Students will need all of the following supplies (this is the quick version. If you register, you will get the extra-detailed version in the classroom, explaining exactly how much of everything you need):
-PENCIL
-PAPER:
  -9x12 construction paper (ideally, Tru-Ray - it is far superior to other construction papers)
  -12x18 construction paper (ideally, Tru-Ray - it is far superior to other construction papers) - you will have to measure and cut one piece down (if you want a wraparound cover). The others will stay full size. IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO/CANNOT CUT DOWN A LARGER PIECE - you can use a 9x12 piece for the cover, BUT I'd like to use 12x18 paper to make a folder on day 2.
  -copy/printer paper
  -scrap paper to protect your table when gluing
-SCISSORS
-FOLDING TOOL (so many options! eg a bone folder, "folding tool," popsicle/craft stick, ruler, non-serrated butter knife)
-A GLUE STICK - I recommend this for all decorating on day 1! White glue is tricky to use on a book without it wrinkling the paper terribly. 
-A DISHTOWEL 
-SOMETHING TO MAKE HOLES WITH: like an extra-large push pin 
-SEWING SUPPLIES: 
   -a needle, slightly on the thicker side - I HIGHLY recommend a blunt needle, like a TAPESTRY NEEDLE (#18 is a perfect size) - tapestry needles are ideal for this because they are thicker and blunt and there's less risk of poking fingers, plus it is easy to get craft thread into them. I don't recommend using a sharp sewing needle at all but if you do send your student with one of those, please ALSO send a thimble.
   -craft thread or similar (NOT embroidery floss, it separates)
-IF YOU HAVE SMALL BINDER CLIPS IN YOUR HOUSE - 2 small ones (don't go buy them if you don't have them)
-A BRAD (can be plain or decorative) - unless you are skipping the wraparound cover
-MARKERS/COLORED PENCILS for decoration
-SMALL BEADS (technically these are optional, but nice to have for the beaded binding on the last day)
-OPTIONAL - more decorative paper scraps
-OPTIONAL - Stickers or other embellishments
-OPTIONAL - washi tape

Please note, students will be using sharp things in this class: scissors, pushpins and needles. Although I review safe usage, if you have any concerns about your student's ability to use these materials safely, please make sure you are nearby to offer assistance.