To complete the Mother's Day Make it Take it arts and craft class, learners will need the following materials:

1. **Card-Making: **
   - Cardstock or heavy paper
   - Markers
   - Colored pencils
   - Scissors
   - Glue or glue sticks
   - Decorative elements such as stickers, ribbons, or sequins

2. **Flower Crafting: **
   - Tissue paper or crepe paper in various colors
   - Pipe cleaners (green works well for stems)
   - Scissors
   - Glue or tape
   - Optional: floral wire, floral tape

3. **Decorative Craft Creation: **
   - Empty jars or containers
   - Photo frames
   - Paint (acrylic or craft paint)
   - Paintbrushes
   - Decorative embellishments such as buttons, beads, or gems
   - Keychain rings (if making keychains)
   - Clear adhesive (such as Mod Podge or clear glue)

4. **General Supplies: **
   - Table coverings or newspapers to protect surfaces
   - Aprons or old shirts to protect clothing
   - Paper towels or cleaning wipes for any spills
   - Optional: additional decorative materials or personal items to customize crafts

These materials will enable learners to fully engage in the class activities and create thoughtful and personalized gifts for Mother's Day.

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

While the Mother's Day Make & Take it arts and craft class aim to be a fun and uplifting experience, there are some aspects of the class content that may require learners to take extra safety precautions:

Emotional Impact: While the class content focuses on creating heartfelt gifts for Mother's Day, it's possible that some learners may find the topic emotionally challenging, particularly if they have experienced loss or difficult relationships with their mothers. Instructor will create a supportive and inclusive environment, allowing learners to opt-out of specific activities or discussions if they feel uncomfortable.

Sharp Objects: If the craft involves the use of sharp objects such as scissors or needles, it's essential to emphasize proper handling and provide supervision to ensure safety.

Hot Materials: Activities involving hot glue guns, hot wax, or other heated materials can pose a burn risk. Ensure that participants are aware of proper handling techniques and provide protective equipment like gloves if needed.


Cultural Sensitivities: Be mindful of the cultural diversity among participants and avoid materials or themes that may be insensitive or offensive to certain groups.

Allergies: Some craft materials like certain types of glue, paints, or scents can trigger allergies in some learners. Make sure to inquire about any known allergies beforehand and provide alternative materials if necessary.