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Our Star-Spangled Story Unit Projects Supply List Our Star-Spangled Story Unit Projects Supply List Unit 1 Unit 3 • 2 to 2 ½ cups flour • Paper cups (approximately 2-inches • 1 cup salt across the bottom), black or any other • Water color • Parchment or waxed paper • Ruler • Baking sheet and oven, optional • Scissors • White craft paint • Black craft paint • Paintbrush • Paintbrush • Black marker • Black construction paper • White glue or craft glue Unit 2 • Embellishments as desired (examples: felt, buttons, ribbons, lace, craft • 1 piece brown construction paper feathers, brads, sequins, stickers, etc.) • 1 piece blue construction paper • 3 craft sticks Unit 4 • White paper • 1 piece blue construction paper • White glue • Scissors • Marker • Blue crayon • Blue crayon • Black marker • Scraps of other paper • 6 tea bags • White glue • Brown paper • Tape • Glue stick 1 Unit 5 Unit 8 • 3 pieces white cardstock • 1 piece white poster board • Tape • 1 ruler/yardstick • 1 piece of aluminum foil (a little larger • Pencil than a piece of cardstock) • 1 sponge • Pencil • White paper • Glue stick • Cardstock • Ruler • Pen • Marker • Scissors • White glue • Craft paint: red, blue, gold • 22 craft sticks • 2 small paper plates Unit 6 Unit 9 • 1 ¾ cups cornmeal • 1 paper cup • 1 ½ cups flour • Pencil • ¼ cup sugar • Scissors • 2 tablespoons baking powder • Craft sticks • ½ teaspoon salt • White glue • 2 ¼ cups milk • Raffia, yarn, or narrow string (raffia is • 1 tablespoon vinegar long strands of dried grass, available at • 2 eggs, well beaten craft stores) • ¼ cup oil, plus oil for skillet • Butter and honey or maple syrup for Unit 10 serving • White or colored paper • Ruler Unit 7 • Colored pencils, crayons, or markers • Stapler • Notebook or journal • Writing and drawing utensils 2 Unit 11 Unit 14 • construction paper in these colors: • Food-safe paper (waxed paper or blue, brown, black, gray, yellow or parchment paper) cut in 9-inch gold squares • Scissors • ½ cup cornmeal • Pencil • ½ cup water • Glue stick • 1 ½ cups additional water • Small shoes to trace • ¼ teaspoon salt • ⅓ cup dried fruit (such as cranberries Unit 12 or raisins, or whortleberries, if you have them!) • construction paper: 1 red, 1 brown, 1 • 2 to 3 tablespoons molasses (or ¼ cup black, 2 white sorghum, honey, or maple syrup) • Scissors • Graham crackers • Glue stick • Ruler Unit 15 • Pen • Colored pencils • White adult sock • 2 clothespins Unit 13 • Craft or fabric glue • Cardboard circle, 1¼ inch • 40 craft sticks • Markers: black, brown • Black marker • White paper • black construction paper • Pen • ruler • Scissors • 4 pennies • Scraps of felt: red, black, brown • 4 sheets blue construction paper • 2 google eyes (or eyes made from two • Crayons, colored pencils, or markers tiny circles of black paper glued to two • 2 dice small circles of white paper) • Small envelope • Old letter with postage stamp 3 Unit 16 Unit 19 • 1 sheet white paper • material for medal (thin white • black pen cardboard or cardstock in white, • green crayon yellow, or gold) • scissors • circle to trace (about 3 to 3 ½ inches • glue stick across) • 1 sheet white cardstock • pencil • 2-inch clear mailing tape • yellow crayon (if needed) • hole punch • black pen or marker • thin ribbon (red, orange, and/or • scissors yellow) • material for band (yarn, ribbon, construction paper for paper chain) • stapler or tape Unit 17 • 1 piece white posterboard Unit 20 • black marker • 5 pieces white cardstock • 5 sheets of construction paper or cardstock, any color • 1 piece white paper • circle to trace • pencil • pencil • scissors • black marker • brown construction paper • scissors • glue stick • tape • household items (see page 364) • stick • pebbles, acorns, or twigs Unit 18 • scripts • costumes 4 Unit 21 Unit 24 • construction paper (red, green, purple, • 1 piece white posterboard yellow, orange) • pencil • pencil • thick black marker • scissors • fine black marker or pen • “tow sacks” (any kind of cloth bags) • red and blue crayons Unit 22 Unit 25 • Oil for greasing pan • 1 paper plate • 1 cup all-purpose flour (or glutenfree • gray crayon all-purpose substitute) • 2 sheets white cardstock • 3/4 cup white sugar • ruler • 2 tablespoons cocoa powder • pencil • 2 teaspoons baking powder • scissors • 1/4 teaspoon salt • colored pencils (red, blue) • 1/2 cup milk (or water) • toothpick • 2 tablespoons oil • glue stick • 1 teaspoon vanilla • tape • 3/4 cup packed brown sugar • white paper • 1/4 cup cocoa powder • aluminum foil • 1 1/2 cups water • hole punch • yarn, thread, or string Unit 23 • card • gift • box • tissue paper • ribbon 5 Unit 26 Unit 29 • 1 piece white paper • construction paper (any colors) • pencil • drawing and writing materials of • scissors choice • construction paper (red, white, and/or • greeting card-size envelopes blue) • postage stamps • marker • straws Unit 30 Unit 27 • construction paper (any colors) or print pages at: notgrass.com/osss • cereal box • drawing/writing instruments of choice • scissors • stapler • waxed paper • 2-inch clear mailing tape • large tray or baking sheet • frosting • candy, cookies, snacks for decoration Unit 28 • 6 pieces construction paper (any colors) • ruler • markers, crayons, or colored pencils • stapler For more information about Notgrass History resources, visit notgrass.com or call 1-800-211-8793. 6.
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