supplies

MIG:
Filled ArgonTanks for each welder and spools of welding wire with some extra spools. I need the type of welding wire that would be good for 18 Gauge steel.  0.030 inching wire is the proper size for 18 gauge steel
propane tank for forging demos. 
Replacement MIG Tips.
A can of spatter spray or tip dip gel, there may be some around already

Sheets of 14 Gauge steel. The amount we had last year was perfect
and 18 gauge steel.  Hot rolled sheets
3/8 inch sqaure stock
¼ inch sqaure stock 3/8  inch round stock
¼ inch round stock

cutting torch ( should still be there)
full oxygen and acetylene tanks.

Plasma Cutter tip replacements

Fans next to each welder and some extra fans to keep the kids cool as they will be in there usual welding outfits.
Borax (used as flux for braising)

A lot of cutting wheels i'm guessing about 20
Grinding wheels
8 Flap disks
2 wire wheels that are compatible with the grinders.

2 blade replacements for the Chop saw.
Two ⅛ inch drill bit for riveting finishing materials:
a few rags for cleaning metal for painting and finishing
denatured alcohol for finishing, clear coat spray finishing, and a few basic colors of spray paint of possible. Red, yellow, Blue, black and white and some more fun one if possible

a spray bottle

this may need to be amazoned out for, Gun blue patina for steel

2014

this kid was great he was very mechanically minded and wanted to make a trebuchet.

we  get a good mix of kids the one who made this was wanting to make this for his last project. a lawn ornament for his mom. haha. although i didnt influence it, it is good to let them kind of flow. the same kid that made the trebuchet made this crashed rocket , the glass ord blown in the middle was made from glass he blew himself. since they are creating in other mediums in the camp at the same time as well and its pretty cool because we had a few great marriages of mediums. the rocket was blown using the PUFF PROJECT. iw ould like to do puffs again.

 puff donut based on the simpsons
another puff piece. the student that worked on this was not a very good welder, or even coordinated, but he worked really hard. the kids come to us at different developmental stages. this guy was pretty motivated, but his hand eye coordination really wasnt developed we did a lot to speed up his process...... haha

the same kid that made the lawn ornament made this mini truck. he was a real self starter and pretty much only needed one or two demos and advice on technique but took it all head on on his own a very independent motivated worker it was pretty boss.

another puff, we put a light behind this to make it in to a lamp

the lotus was great she used her jewelry class copper work to really enhance this

this was a shelf and looked like a mountain view from the

this girl was awesome she reallly got in to making creatures and this was an angler fish lamp. the shape was a puff
this was the demo we did for a creature. 
truck, lawn ornament guys lantern
we had them make piles of weld as a competition, this one turned into a cat.
weld pile rocket ship