Polymer Bake Clay (any brand you prefer. I like to use Sculpey III). 
*In total, approximately 2oz. of clay is plenty!* 
Whatever colors you want for your dragon. At least one main color and an accent color. 
Note: I often use Translucent polymer clay for wings, but you can use any color you wish.

Basic Sculpting tools: Something for smoothing pieces together, rolling, cutting, and a dotting tool (or end of small paintbrush) for eye sockets

1/2 of a wood toothpick OR 1" metal wire to attach head to body

OPTIONAL: Small/Medium GLASS beads/crystals for eyes (4.0 size works nicely). Larger glass bead, marble or gemstone for holding (as in samples)

A Baking sheet covered in parchment or aluminum foil

A non stick surface to work on (You can cover a piece of cardboard with parchment paper and tape it to the bottom…that works)

OPTIONAL: Clear water based glaze for after baking

**Polymer clay requires baking according to the package direction. (Generally ~275 °F, depending on your brand of clay). You may do this after class. Parental help is necessary. 

In addition to the Outschool classroom, this class uses:
Nearpod

**Polymer clay requires baking according to the package direction. (Generally ~275 °F, depending on your brand of clay). You may do this after class. Parental help is necessary.