TOOLS

 Awl
 Carpenter's Saw (io teeth to the inch)
 Back Saw (io-iz teeth to the inch)
 Brace and Bits (bits, assorted sizes)
 Chisel (y in. to y in. widths)
 C-Clamps
 Claw Hammer
 Gimlet Drill
 Gouge (U-shaped)
 Hand Drill (drills, assorted sizes)
 Nail Set
 Planes (block and jack)
 Pliers (utility)
 Rasp (9 in.-io in. half round)
 Screw Driver
 T-Square
 Wood Carving Tools


Weaving MATERIALS

 Cotton Roving (assorted colors)
 Raffia (assorted colors)
 Warp Cord (Macrome)
 Twine (i lb. cone)


 LoOMS-VARIOUS TYPES AND SIZES




* With emphasis on free expression, it is necessary that the right materials
be provided. The quantity of items and quality will vary with the resources
of the school and experience of the teacher.

* To take care of the needs of the children, such basic supplies as: large paper;
large brushes; newsprint; a variety of colors in crayons, chalks and paints;
and material for crafts such as cloth, wood, clay, etc., should be available to
every child.

* Those who are initiating an art program should begin with the minimum
essentials and add others as the needs are known. More expensive equipment
and tools may be added a few at a time each year.

* In schools where several teachers are sharing art supplies, it is advisable
to keep a record book in the supply room where those getting materials and
tools may sign up. Elementary school children may furnish their own scissors
and crayons, or several classes might share the set of scissors, brushes, etc.