For taking pictures:

• Camera - should have a manual mode
  
• Pencil and paper - if you want to write down the shutter speed and aperture for each picture so you know how to alter it once you have seen the developed picture
  
• Lenses - if you have extra lenses (such as ones that have a larger zoom)
  
• Extra film
  
  

For developing:

• Your exposed roll of film
  
• Scissors
  
• Bottle opener - to open the film canister
  
• Developing tank and parts (film reel, black tube insert, locking piece, and lid)
  
• Developer
  
• Stop-bath
  
• Fixer
  
• Hypo Eliminator
  
• Clothes-pin - or something similar to attach to the bottom of film for drying
  
• Negative sleeves - to store your negatives
  
  

 For Printing:

• Developed Negatives
• Enlarger
  
• Large Piece of Glass - for making your contact sheet
  
• Masking Frame - where you place your paper to be exposed
  
• Paper - DO NOT EXPOSE TO LIGHT UNTIL DEVELOPED
  
• Timer
  
• Developer
  
• Stop-bath
  
• Fixer
  
• Tongs - to pick up the picture out of the chemicals
  
• Trays - so you have something to put your picture in while you look at it
  
• Water-bath