If you've been following my blog you know who MaryAnn F. Kohl is, right? If not, she in a phenomenal author of many Children's Art books. You can check out the list of all her books on Amazon.com here. I've posted MaryAnn F. Kohl's Top 10 Favorite Art Materials and her Top 5 Process Art Ideas which were both received very well. The next question I asked MaryAnn was: What Five Art Materials do you think all children should have access to at home?
MaryAnn: "Kids Should Have Free Access to the Basics at All Times. These are the materials that are always on a shelf or in a box that kids don't have to ask to use. This may seem like a simple list, but maybe it is a good reminder of how easy art exploration for kids can be."
1. Crayons
2. Glue
3. Scissors
4. Stapler
5. Paper
What supply should we add to the list?
*GIVEAWAY*
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What supply should we add to the list?
*GIVEAWAY*
I'm also having a GIVEAWAY of all these items mentioned above which are graciously being supplied by Discount School Supply Company. MaryAnn Kohl LOVES Discount School Supply and highly recommends them for a resource for your Art Supplies.
For An Entry to this GIVEAWAY:
Take a look at Discount School Supplies website here and tell me what supply you would love to have and mention it in the comment section below!
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Giveaway winner will be selected at random.
Deadline to make a comment for an entry: April 11, 2012, 9 pm EST.
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Good Luck!
I like lots of stuff there, but maybe either Origami paper or Specialty Printed Paper Pack - 240 Sheets, thank you for such a wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteAnd for the list I would add regular pencils.
ReplyDeletePaint and paint supplies! This is a wonderful idea. And i love the craft projects you have for marble painting the egg art! My kids go to a "play center" not a learning center so i try to teach them as much as i can and do lots of crafts and sensory things with them.
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I would love the biocolor paint kit. Discount school supply has wonderful art supplies.
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DeleteOh, the choices! The mobile classroom drying rack would be wonderful. Thank you for hosting the giveaway. cdoucettrn@netcommander.com
ReplyDeleteI've been eyeing the Easy Grip Uppercase Letter Stamps and stamp pads. I think they would be another art supply that you can have accessible for kids to use anytime. We used them at a children's museum and they were great.
ReplyDeleteI just set up two huge sets of 3 drawers on our kitchen table. I don't even pretend I'm going to put my 4 year old's art stuff away now. :) She can grab coloring sheets, crayons, markers, scissors stamps whenever she wants to. I hadn't thought of a stapler, but that would be a good skill for her to learn.
ReplyDeleteWashable stamp pads would be awesome! We're getting into stamping to help with reading and spelling and my craft ones aren't all washable. :)
I love Discount School Supply Company & have ever since I first discovered Play at Home Mom, a blog that recommends several of DSS's products. I most covet the tabletop light table, and several of the accessories for the light table, like the letters for example. My email address is sweet.chocolate.h.shizzle@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to try DSS's biocolor paints for a loooong time time now!
ReplyDeleteI have liked DSS on facebook.
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ReplyDeleteI would love to have the Colorations Simply Washable Tempera Paints, set of 11 classic colors. My daughter loves to paint and she would love all the colors!!
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ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of having certain art supplies available for our little dude whenever he wants to play with them. I like DSS on Facebook and visited their website - would love a large safety mirror. I'm not on twitter.
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I would add tape and/ or paint. Essentials for any ECE program!
ReplyDeletelove the paint supplies and teacher's fav has some gr8 products too, thanx for hosting this giveaway
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ReplyDeleteI love DSS! Their colored tape is a favorite for both my students and myself :) Thanks for the giveaway!
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What great stuff! I'd go for the florescent paint!
ReplyDeleteI have been eyeing bleeding tissue paper. ssosler(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteLiquid watercolors they are amazing! debra92691@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI love Mary Ann Kohl and DSS too - their shipping is very fast. I want to try their biocolor paints. And maybe the craft sand too! I would love one of everything from the arts and crafts section, lol. To add to your list, I'd probably say tape. My 4 year old loves tape. mnkle17(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteLiquid Watercolors!
ReplyDeleteI would want a really big bottle of glue or a big box of glue sticks. That's the supply we need to replenish the most. My email is thegoldengleam at gmail dot com
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ReplyDeletereally want some liquid watercolors! thanks for the giveaway! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to try 9" x 12" Colorations® Heavyweight Construction Paper. The colors seem to be so much brighter than the regular construction paper. Also the size of it is a big plus.
ReplyDeleteI Like Discount School Supply on Facebook as Tanya Rubezhov.
ReplyDeleteI would love to have the biocolor paint, Gold and Silver.
ReplyDeleteboxes, small and big. Shoe boxes, tissue boxes, packing boxes, diaper boxes, they come up with the craziest things and if they get ruined, they can be recycled (like you would do anyways if you didn't think to let your kids play with them!) susykins@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteok, I misread the question, but whatever goodies I'd order from discount school supplies, I'd still keep the box it came in to let the little guy play with it!
Deleteblocks, of any sort, although if I could afford it, I'd buy the magna tiles. Those things look awesome! susykins@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteI would choose the tracing paper or Scratch Design Boards. those look like a lot of fun! Thanks! letters4laura at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI almost had a conniption when you said list "five" art materials. I could go on and on!! Thank goodness everyone else did. Next time ask me for my twenty-five most important art materials. I think that was the hardest question I've ever been asked.
ReplyDeleteglittery gold watercolor paint! Tho, as someone said above,the magnatiles are pretty cool too.
ReplyDeleteA little surprised by a stapler. I would add markers to the list. I would love to try paint scrapers for different painting textures.
ReplyDeleteLove to have some paint
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would like to try liquid water colors
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I would add paint! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to have 25 lbs of moist red clay. :D
ReplyDeleteI would love liquid watercolors :-) Just saw the movie on DSS, wow! Didn't know about them before you posted the shaving cream rainbows! And when I saw what else you can do with them... Yes, they are on top of my wanting list.
ReplyDeleteWhat I would add to the list above are...colored pencils and a good pencil sharpener.
Thanks for the chance.
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I would love to try out the Con-Tact chalkboard roll! You could use that for so many different activities!
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Liked DSS on FB!
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ReplyDeleteI have been longing to get the Jumbo Washable Stamp pads! They would be great to make handprints!
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