Here are some supplies we use regularly. Each week, I will also post any additional supplies needed.
 
•notebook (spiral, composition, or make your own by simply stapling some papers together) If you can find paper with the three lines (dotted line in the middle), that is great for kids who are learning how to form letters properly!

•I highly recommend a small whiteboard/marker. It's just so easy and helpful! If that is not available, then paper and pencil will work, too.

•printable resources- We will often use worksheets or printable resources in class, so having a printer is highly recommended. However, if you do not have access to a printer, your child can still participate in class. Some of the resources we use can simply be drawn/written on plain paper. I also demonstrate the activities, so students can still see visually, even if they do not have the printable right in front of them. 

•other supplies we will sometimes use: plain paper, pencil, crayons, scissors, glue, small counters, dice, supplies for science or other activities. (If you don't have the supplies right away, your child can always watch my demonstration during class and then recreate it later when they have the supplies.) 

•I also recommend a pocket folder, large envelope, or gallon size plastic bag to help your learner keep resources organized and easily accessible.

•Students will sometimes use scissors for activities that we do in class. 
•Please be sure your child has enough space for safe participation in movement activities. (arm movements, walking around in small area, hopping, etc)