Paper Each child may have his own paper
Sack sack with his name label on it. He
 may keep scraps of all kinds needed
 for certain craft problems.


Tin Cans Coffee cans and other tin cans with
 lids work well for clay. Each child
 may have his own can with his
 name on it. He can put his own clay
 work in this and it will keep moist.
 Reversed, the can may be used as
 working platform which may be
 turned to view work from any
 angle.


Garbage
Cans and
Crocks


Portfolios


Every classroom should have clay to use. A garbage can
or crock will keep the clay moist. Any other non-rustable
containers may be used.


Portfolios for the work of
each child or one large one
for the group may be used for
keeping flat work. Chip
board or corrugated board
(24 x 36 inches) may be used
for large portfolios. Place
for large portfolios. Place
boards about an inch apart
and use 3 inch brown sealing
tape as hinge. Twine may be
used under horizontal strips
of tape placed inside the port-
folio for reinforcement.


Water If a sink is unavailable, water in pails or large tin cans
 may be used, one for clean water and one for dirty water.