Here are some terrific arts and crafts supplies to collect and have on hand.
- Scissors
- Potter’s clay
- Lickable stamps
- Sidewalk chalk
- Crayons
- Hole punchers
- Rubber stamps with ink pads
- Markers of various colors and sizes
- Spices like cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves
- Hand & finger puppets
- Masks (store bought party masks to decorate with ribbons, punch-outs, etc., or plaster strips with water to mold to child’s face and decorate when dry)
- Blank puzzles for creating your own
- Flannel board & pieces
- Paper mache
- Baking soda and vinegar
- Popcorn
- Buttons and peanut shells for stringing
- Picture frames to decorate.
- Snail shells
- Dirt
- Nuts
- Moss (dried)
- Grass
- Rocks
- Pebbles
- Feathers
- Sand
- Sticks
- Leaves
- Bark
- Flowers
- Sea shells
- Egg shells
- Bird seed
- Seeds from fruits like peach pits, nectarine pits & apricot pits
- Bees wax
- Pine cones
- Crystals
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