Homeschool Cabinet Resources

Homeschool Cabinet Resources
When Peggy & I FINALLY (my fault) got together to organize the cabinet, she suggested doing an inventory so y'all leading projects/groups would know what we have for you to work with. She typed it up while we were reloading the cabinet.
Yea, Peggy!Paper-making frames (20)
Balls, 2 kick-balls, one mini-football, all in need of air
Jump ropes, red and white, 7,
4 orange cones
Owl Pellets posters
Rocket (more rocket project stuff in 4-H box)
Return of the Jedi lunch box with name tags (behind paper goods box)

Paint Supplies
-3 sizes brushes; small, medium and large
-tempera paint; large bottles-many colors (even the flexi-paint stuff!) 27 bottles all liquids
-3 bottles finger paint, red, yellow, blue,
-paint palettes (6 slot) and eye droppers,
-MANY water paint trays
-MANY sponges
-baby food jars
-cardboard to protect surfaces
-PAINT SHIRTS!!! (7)
-cotton swabs, one box,
-egg cartons, 3
-Styrofoam fruit trays, one large, one small,
-clear plastic small cups, 3 ¼ ounce , 200ish

Paper
-one sketch pad (minus sketches)
-2 + reams of copy paper
-letter sizes file folders, 200ish
-card board, thin, 21
-8 x 10 (ish) card stock thickness, glossy side is advertising
-construction paper variety of colors, 2 sizes 9x12 and 12 x 18
-box of white packing foam, paper-like stuff (if you can figure out what to use it for, PLEASE DO!) I.e. angel, snow, wings
-stencils capitals, alphabet and numbers, 2 inch each on poster
-tissue paper, 20 x 2.6
-neon poster board 20 x 24 (?)
-white paper bags, lunch size (8)
-Christmas craft coloring copies, 3 images; angel, manger, Christmas tree,
-8 ½" doilies, (20ish)


Roll of double-sided adhesive foam, ½- ¾ inch width, thin

Craft Supplies
-glue, school glue bottles, 10ish
-large gallon size bottle of school glue to refill smaller ones
-2 boxes craft sticks, (about 2000)
-markers, 5 bins originally with 42 each (haven’t checked for working status)
-markers, 2 new boxes of crayola
-3 boxes of white chalk
-crayons and colored pencils
-scissors, 14
-paperclips, large (also a few push pins in that box)
-tape dispensers, 2 WITH tape!
-pencils, 24
-1 box of peel off China markers (wax pencils)
-1 pack green chenille

Craft Stuff
-glitter
-foam animals, non-adhesive (also in bag are beads and sequins)
-Holiday garland, foam pieces to string

Up for the Taking
4 hot chocolate (EMPTY!) canisters, 20 ounce size with plastic lid.
Puzzle pieces, small, for craft

Wish List
Yard stick, ruler
Pencil sharpener

Theater Arts Play on Women's Sufferage

Treasure Seeker's Final Meeting

-Wow! What a great year Treasure Seeker's had! New friends were made, important life skills were learned and memories were gained. One of the most important things the club members could have learned was using the knowledge and skills we gained to glorify our great God. During May 4th's business meeting, we discussed our approaching book swap and end-of-the-year program. We adjourned the business meeting early, not only so the drama group could prepare for their play, but also because of the guest speaker the Mrs. Patti Crawford's fiance group was blessed to have. Ms. Shelly Gibbs (vice president of M & S bank) came and spoke to the group about credit. The drama group performed their women's rights play in front of our group, and had a wonderful time doing it! The group thanks Mrs. Patti Crawford (Finance leader), Mrs. Debbie Lazic (Drama leader), Mrs. Danielle Williams (Drama leader), Mr. Dravin Dixon (Forestry leader), Mrs. Cindy Picklesimer (Forestry leader), Mrs. Peggy Summy (Cloverbud leader) and all the other parents who helped make Treasure Seekers' wonderful year possible!-

4H Happenings-What we Did this Month

Treasure Seekers’ April meeting (4/6/09) was a very active meeting. Our business meeting was fairly short since we mainly only discussed old business (end of the year program, book swap etc…) and heard announcements from the moms. But since the business meeting was so short, we were able to dive right into our group projects! In finance, Mrs. Patti Crawford went through the 4H “Money Moves” book with her group; they also discussed the cost of credit and home mortgages. In drama, Mrs. Debbie Lazic led the group in a final rehearsal of the “Women’s Rights” play. The practice went well and the group plans on performing the play at the next meeting for the rest of the club. In Cloverbuds, Mrs. Peggy Summy, along with the help of other moms, led the group in building their own mini boxes. The Cloverbuds were all very proud of themselves, and they made it through the day without smashing any fingers! Treasure Seekers’ final meeting for the 2009 school year will be May 4, 2009