In short, I am busy: Bark with Biscuit

Projects: Dog Treats

• Staff in charge of this premixed the dough (pumpkin and peanut butter maybe?)
• They brought in their own cookie cutters and used stuff in the community room kitchen
• Small groups of kids went in to make the treats

Project: Dog toys

• Old towels and t-shirts
• Recyclables (plastic bottles etc.)
• Scissors
• Sewing materials
• Resources
• https://barkpost.com/life/3-dog-toys-you-can-make-from-things-around-the-house/
• https://www.ammothedachshund.com/2011/10/06/birthday-week-diy-dog-toys/
• https://barkpost.com/answers/how-to-make-a-t-shirt-dog-toy/

Project: Sewing dogs

• Dog cut-outs (by hand from a horse pattern, will order a custom die-cut for the future)
• 4 sewing machines
• needles, thread, scissors
• buttons, felt and flannel scraps, yarn
• Batting scraps for stuffing

Project: Dog houses

• Cardboard boxes
• Heavy-duty scissors, regular scissors
• Markers
• Masking tape
• Hot glue

Puppy ears

• White, brown, and black construction paper
• Glue stick, scissors, stapler, tape

Dog Parade

• Die cut mini-dogs
• Popsicle sticks
• Markers
• Tape

Other

• Dog books, dog breed books
• Biscuit coloring pages
• Lakeland Animal Shelter

Evaluation

• 3-14-20
• Attendance: 30
• Notes: We have a lot of stuff left over - the current issues surrounding corona virus dropped attendance. The people that came really enjoyed it though, and the visiting puppies from the shelter strongly approved of the treats, toys, and all the people to play with.