Class #1:
For the bath salts, students will need: 
-a decorative jar
-1-2 cups of Epsom salts (or the measurement for the decorative jar the student chose)
-2 Tablespoons of coconut oil (You can also use rose hip oil) 
-15-20 drops of peppermint essential oil (About 1/4 of a teaspoon) 
-2 Tablespoons of red sugar sprinkles
-A tag, string & marker to write the directions
-*optional a candy cane to decorate the jar
For the Snowman Christmas card: 
-Construction paper: white, orange, black (or a a black marker)
-other markers

Class #2: 
For the reindeer ornament: 
-any plain color bauble ornament
-brown acrylic paint
-sharpies (black & red)
-*optional red sequins & glue (for Rudolph's nose)
-*optional glitter pens
For the Christmas lights card: 
-1 piece of white cardstock or construction paper 
-a black marker or sharpie 
-variety of different paint colors (depending on the colors you would like the lights to be)
-*optional baby wipes or wet paper towels

Class #3: 
For the Candy Sleigh: 
-1 full size KitKat candy bar (Or any other candy bar in a rectangular shape) 
-2 full size Candy Canes
-10 miniature candy bars for each sleigh 
-double sided tape
-glue gun
-ribbon and/or bow to decorate 
-*optional a Chocolate Santa
For the Christmas tree card: 
-1 piece of red, white & green construction paper. 
-Scissors & a glue-stick 
-Markers/Crayons/pens
-*optional- any decorations the student would like to add to their card (for example, sequins, gems, stickers, ect)

Class #4: 
For the Christmas gnome:
-1 fuzzy sock (supplies can be cost effective by shopping at the dollar store!) 
-A mason jar
-Craft fur
-1 wooden round bead
-Candy to fill your jar
-Scissors 
-A Glue-gun
-*optional a pipe cleaner
For the Gingerbread House Christmas Card: 
-1 piece of brown construction paper 
-Scissors & a Glue-stick
-Printable from the classroom 
-Markers/Crayons/pens
-*optional- any decorations the student would like to add to their card (for example, sequins, stickers, gems, ect.)

This class does require a hot glue gun for class #3 and #4. There are many options of hot glue guns for children. A cold glue gun is not as hot as a hot glue gun.