These are things that we could really use at Raw Learning.
 
    * washable markers
 
    * measuring spoons
    * measuring cups
    * liquid measuring cups
    * whisks
    * small sauce pans
    * small skillets
    * mixing spoons
    * butter knives

    * paper cups, bowls and small plates
    * plastic sealable bags (gallon and quart)
    * plastic wrap
    * aluminum foil

    * science equipment
    * batteries
    * electronic assembly kits (like 30 in 1 kits)
 
   * tools for makers class tool kits listed below
   * measuring tape
   * small hammers
   * small saws
   * screwdrivers
   * small levels
   * small tool boxes

    * Legos
    * blocks (any type)
    * Kevo type blocks

    * plasticine (non drying modeling clay)
    * modeling clay
    * play dough

    * mats and foam for tumbling

    * musical instruments
    * drum set

    * washable paint
    * paper for painting on
    * 2 sided easels
    * paint brushes of various sizes
    * paint brushes for painting walls
    * smocks
    * poster board

    * labels (various sizes)

    * 8 foot tables
    * picnic tables (large and small)
    * chairs (large and small)
    * bean bags

    * storage bins

    * accessories for kitchen playset (food, dishes, etc)
    * toys of any sort
    * match box cars
    * games
    * costumes
    * magnetic letters and numbers

    * fabric of any sort

    * large (~3'X3') portfolio holders (to store students work in)
    * tape
    * stick glue (we have plenty of liquid glue)

    * scissors (blunt child's)

    * flat screen monitor
    * sound blocking head sets
    * ear plugs
    * head sets for plugging into computer
 
    * sand box sand
    * sand box toys
    * rakes, shovels, diggers etc for playing in sand and rocks
    * soccer goals 
    * soccer balls
    * volley ball net
    * volley balls
    * badminton set
    * playground equipment (climbing wall, dual glider swing, rings, etc)

    * environmentally friendly cleaning supplies
    * rags

    * boxes of tissue
    * paper towels