Each group needs:

• scoop spatula, available online
• LEGO mini-figure, available online
• white LEGO brick base plate, available online 
• swizzle sticks, available online
• lab notebooks; one per student
• hand lens magnifier
• oral dispenser syringes, 5 ml, available online; at least 1 per group, but 50 per class is better
• 5 clear plastic jars, 5 g, or cosmetic containers with lids
• large poster board
• safety goggles (for every student)
• lab gloves
• Material Costs List

To share with the entire class:

• Bartholomew and the Oobleck, by Dr. Seuss; available on Amazon as a hardcopy, or free as a digital scan
• digital scale that can tare with metric measurements, available online
• small white plastic bottles for each substance (such as medicine bottles)
• bottle labels
• paper towels
• Sun Laboratories Aloe Vera Gel, available online
• disposal container labeled “Hazardous Waste”, about 1 L
• white printer paper, one ream
• substances for designing solutions for collapsing the oobleck; (it is fine if you cannot buy them all or there is a difference in brand, so long as there is a variety of substances)
• sparkling water, 250 ml
• iodized salt, 128 g (or 1 cup)
• dry shampoo or baby powder, 1 bottle
• foaming dishwashing or handwashing soap, 1 bottle (it is important for it to be a foaming soap so that its consistency is less viscous)
• hydrogen peroxide, 500 ml (or 16 oz)
• natural epsom salt, 128 g (or 1 cup)
• cane sugar, 128 g (or 1 cup)
• stack of sticky notes
• digital camera or device with recording capability
• computer or tablet access
• Substance Translation Document (for the END of the entire activity)