Class 1:  1.Store-bought Sugar Cookies already baked, 2. Frosting or icing in a can,  3.cookie decorations such as sprinkles or candy. 
Class 2:  1. Construction paper,  2.Cotton Balls (small if possible),  3.Popsicle sticks (Smaller are better)  4.Green paint or marker to mark 
               on popsicle sticks, 5.small colored craft fuzzy balls to glue onto sticks,  6.glue
Class 3:   1.Tide brand liquid detergent  (approx. 1/4 cup) (It is important that it is Tide),  2. white glue (approx. 1/2 cup), 3. Food coloring 
               optional. The slime will turn out a blue color by itself. 4. glitter optional
Class 4:   1.Cookie jar, or jar of any size with lid. 2. Epsom salts (enough to fil the jar about a third)  3.Small items that fit in the jar, such as 
               small trees, houses, or deer. 4.Colored ribbon for the lid. (optional)   5.glue.(Only if you want a ribbon on your lid.)  6. Tap light 
               with adhesive on the back. If you use a tap light, it MUST fit in lid, and also have adhesive on back. (The tap light is optional.) 
Class 5:   1. Water  2. Vegetable Oil,  3. One packet Kool aid unsweetened drink mix, (The Play Dough will take on the color of the Kool 
                Aid) 4.Two cups all-purpose flour, 4.One cup fine kosher salt. 

Please explain to children that the crafts are not edible, except for the cookies they will decorate, of course. Also, none of the stories are religious on nature, but they do involve the Christmas season and themes like Santa.