Azalea Mountain School is seeking the donation of the following items:

• large metal sieve (for rinsing grains, such as quinoa)
• felt
• pyrex, 2 cup measuring cup
• (2) tea pots (the ones we have are on loan)
• (4) small pitchers or milk bottles children can pour from
• large bag of plain flour (for play dough)
• (15-20) short, wide mouth glass jars for painting
• (15 – 20) 1″ wide natural bristle paint brushes
• Stockmar watercolor paints in: vermillion or carmine(red), ultramarine or prussian blue and yellow
• (20) small, matching bowls for snack
• tea towels
• colored tissue paper
• play silks
• solid colored flat bed sheets
• beeswax candles – votives and large pillar
• candle snuffer
• pure beeswax (big chunk from bee supplier that we can make beeswax wood polish, lanterns, candles, etc. with)
• geodes
• wood boat bath toy; metal funnels; small sieve (all for water play – we would like to designate one sink in the classroom as the water play sink)
• real gardening tools (rakes, trowels, spades, etc. – both adult hand tools and sturdy child size tools)
• bags of soil
• truck load of garden soil and mushroom compost
• logs or boards with which to construct raised beds (would like to have raised beds along fences and boardwalk near the sandbox; other raised beds where tipi was standing)
• sprinkler
• (4) watering cans: both adult and child size
• wood stumps
• wood boards of various lengths (most immediate: (1) 5′ long 1 x 6; palettes we can build forts with)
• child size, sturdy, wood working bench/table
• 4-in-1 rasp/files (5)
• small hammers (5)
• sandpaper
• bulk bottle of lavender essential oil
• bird feeder, bird seed, and metal “shepherd’s crook” to hang it on outside our window
• wooden animals and figures
• bass wood or other soft wood from which to carve wood animals and figures
• table puppets (or materials to make them with: felt, batting, skin colored jersey fabric, large metal washers, embroidery thread)
• embroidery thread in various colors
• wool yarn in various colors
• lamb skin for the cozy corner
• pillows
• pretty “Waldorf” pictures/postcards we can hang in the room
• slide (just a slide that can be installed in the hillside by digging out and setting it into the ground or one that can be tied between two trees)
• (2) 4 x 4′s with large hooks (to set in ground and hang a hammock)
• rope ladder that can be tied between two trees and let hang down hillside for children to scale the hill
• tightly bound hay bales for climbing and fort building
• old wood door (to lay across hay bales as a roof or platform)