Colored pencils, 3-5 colored pencils in each shade, (for example, a primary color blue, a greenish blue, and a purplish blue, and maybe also a dark navy blue and a pale sky blue) Make sure you’ve got the whole ROYGB(i)V plus white, black, gray, and a few shades of lighter and darker browns in both warm and cool tones. 

A set of 36 colored pencils would be great. I highly recommend Prismacolor brand pencils, but they are a pricey investment to set up initially. No pressure to jump into that right away for this class, but you will need more than just a Crayola 12-pack here. Some brands I think are best avoided are Prang and Rose Art, because they don't have strong enough pigments and are frustrating to use.  

Paper: Some lessons will need gray paper, and some will need white. If you’re unsure, check with me in the classroom. 

White Vinyl eraser, like Staedtler Mars Plastic
Kneaded eraser
Pencil sharpener with 2 size options

Optional: 
Blending tortillons or stumps
Eraser shield 

Please be ready with your paper and pencils and other tools. It would be great if you have a desk lamp to shine on your paper so I can clearly see it. 

You'll need to run the Outschool zoom with a phone on a stand. You can purchase one, or get creative and make a contraption from a box, jar, or cake stand that points the camera straight down at your iPad on the table in front of you. You'll probably need to have the phone screen right under your chin. That lets you see what I'm demoing on my paper at the same time I can see yours.