To participate in the Drawing and Sketching Animals Club, you will need a few basic materials. Here's a list of what you'll need:

Paper: You can use any type of paper that you're comfortable with. It can be plain white paper, sketch paper, or even a sketchbook.

Pencils: You'll need a variety of pencils to create different shades and textures in your drawings. It's recommended to have a set of graphite pencils ranging from 2H to 6B.

Eraser: An eraser is essential for correcting mistakes and making adjustments to your artwork. A kneaded eraser or a soft vinyl eraser are good options.

Sharpener: Make sure you have a sharpener handy to keep your pencils sharp and ready for use.

Optional: While not mandatory, you may also find the following materials helpful for enhancing your drawings:

Colored pencils: If you want to add color to your animal drawings, having a set of colored pencils can be a great addition.
Fine-tip pens: These can be useful for adding details and outlines to your sketches.

Blending tools: You can use blending stumps or even tissue paper to blend and smudge graphite for shading effects.

Remember, these are just the basic materials to get you started. Feel free to explore additional art supplies based on your personal preferences and interests. Looking forward to seeing your artwork in class!