Dear parents and caregivers,
The following is a list of items that can be incorporated into our alphabet activities, and/or can be useful to the classroom itself. If you have any of these items and you do not need them, would you please consider donating them to the school?
Any clothes (Halloween costumes, adult clothes no longer needed) are always great for playing dress-up and dramatic play. Magazines are helpful as well for collages and making books.
Many Thanks!
The following is a list of items that can be incorporated into our alphabet activities, and/or can be useful to the classroom itself. If you have any of these items and you do not need them, would you please consider donating them to the school?
A | acorn, aprons |
B | bags, baking cups, balloons, bark, beads, bells, bottles and caps, bowls, boxes, buttons |
C | calendars, candles, cans, capes, cardboard rolls, carpet samples, cartons, cash register tapes, chalk, checkers, cloth, clothes (for dress-up), clothes-pins, colored pencils, combs, computer paper, confetti, construction paper, containers(various types and sizes), cookie cutters, corks, cotton balls, crayons (broken bits), cups |
D | dishes (unbreakable),doll clothes, drink cartons |
E | egg cartons, envelopes, erasers |
F | fabric, feathers, felt, finger paints, flowers (artificial), foil, fruit (plastic), funnels |
G | games, garbage bags and ties, gift wrap, glasses (frames only), glitter, gloves, glue, greeting cards |
H | hair rollers and curlers, hangers, hats, hobby scraps, hose |
I - | ice cube trays, icing cake decorations, icing decorator |
J - | jars (especially baby food ones), costume jewellery, jugs (plastic) |
K | keys |
L | labels, lace, leather, lids(hairspray, toothpaste, jar, etc.), light bulbs, locks |
M | macaroni,magnetic tape, magnets, maps, masking tape, measuring spoons and cups, mesh bags, milk cartons, mirrors, |
N | napkins, neckties, newspapers, nuts and bolts |
O | |
P - | packing materials, paints, panty hose, paper cups, paper scraps from various sources, pencils, pens, pictures (from calendars, magazines, etc.), pillows, pine cones, ping pong balls, pipe cleaners, plastic squeeze bottles, popcorn, Popsicle sticks, poker chips, pot holders, pots and pans, potting soil, prisms, purses |
Q | quills, quilts |
R | radios (broken), receipt books, ribbon, rice,road maps, rocks, rollers (paint), rolling pins, rubber stamps, rubber tubing, rug samples |
S | salt and pepper shakers, sand, sandpaper, sawdust, scarves, scoops (e.g., laundry detergent), scrabble letters, screws, seed pods, seeds, sequins, sheets, shells, shoes, shopping bags, shower curtains, sieves, snaps, soap, socks, sponges, spools, spray bottles, springs, stamps, stickers, sticks, stir sticks, straws, string |
T - | tape, telephone wire spools, telephones, thread, tissue paper, toilet tube rolls, tongue depressors, tools, |
U | utensils (kitchen) |
V | vases, vegetables (plastic), velvet, vests |
W | wallpaper samples, watches and clocks, wax, wax paper, wigs (frozen or washed for sanitary reasons), wire, wood scraps and shavings, wool, wrapping paper |
X | |
Y - | yarn |
Z - | zippers |
Any clothes (Halloween costumes, adult clothes no longer needed) are always great for playing dress-up and dramatic play. Magazines are helpful as well for collages and making books.
Many Thanks!