Access to a printer is required for this class.  Weekly files will be posted in the classroom prior to the start of class.
A sketchbook, preferably spiral bound for ease of use (can lay flat when opened), at least 8.5X11 inches or larger, with a side-by-side format if possible.
Colored pencils, crayons, markers.
Pencil and eraser.
Scissors and glue.
Other creative materials may occasionally be requested, such as plastic construction bricks or similar building toys, clay, playdough, or other building/making supplies.
Extension activities may require additional materials, but will mostly be easy-to-find, common household items, and are never required.  Any additional weekly supplies will be posted in the classroom prior to the week's lesson.

All material will be presented in a sensitive, age-appropriate manner.  The approach will be light-hearted, fun, and often silly.  The emphasis will be on what these characters look like, their main features and skills, kid-friendly stories, legends, and fairy tales where we find them, and a bit of historical and geographical context to help us understand their origins.  

I strive to be inclusive in all of my classes.  Please contact me if you have any specific concerns, as I am very open to feedback and adjustment.

Regarding supplies/activities:
Movement activities are basic in nature (animal moves, etc) but please be sure to provide adult supervision if you feel it is necessary.  Participation in movement activities is no required.  Please contact the teacher with any concerns.

Allergy Note: Playdough may contain wheat, which could cause an allergic reaction if ingested in those sensitive to wheat gluten or with Celiac disease.  I am happy to provide a recipe for gluten-free playdough upon request, or suggest alternative supplies. 
Please provide adult assistance with cutting/scissor-use as needed per the parents' discretion and child's ability.