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2016-2017 Class Supply Lists

July 29, 2016 by Leslie Rapolla

Kindergarten

2 containers of household surface wipes (like Clorox wipes for germ control)

1 large box tissues

1 box of Crayola brand washable markers (thick kind)

1 box of Crayola crayons- 16 count, large size grip

1 roll of paper towels

1 box of sandwich size zip lock bags- girls

1 bottle of liquid hand sanitizer- boys

2 containers baby wipes (for cleaning hands)

1 poly envelope (plastic letter size folder with Velcro flap on the side)

1 dozen small prizes for the treasure chest

8 glue sticks

First Grade

1 backpack without wheels please- they will not fit in our cubbies if they have wheels. (Please put your child’s name on the outside)

1 lunch pail with your child’s name written on the outside. Your child will need a lunch and snack each day. Hot lunch is available.

1 container (approximately 18-24 count) glue sticks from Costco. (Very important: please do not send Office Max, Office Depot or Staples brand sticks. The glue sticks do not stick. Thanks!)

1 package of 24-count Crayola brand colored pencils

2 packages 10-12 count Crayola watercolor markers (thick style please)

2 packages 24 count Crayola brand crayons

1 large size refill container of baby wipes (for cleaning hands)

1 box of Kleenex

1 roll of thick brand white paper towels

1 box of gallon size Ziplock style bags

1 box of quart size Ziplock style bags

1 photograph of your family on an adventure this summer that will not be returned (could be a trip or day at the Boardwalk)

Second Grade

Supplies provided

Third Grade (Updated 8/1/16)

A New International Version (NIV) Bible, preferably one with a concordance. There is a resource in the back of some youth Bibles called a “dictionary concordance” which is more confusing and less thorough. If you can find one with a regular concordance, that would be best. This Bible should be one that can be left at school. If you have trouble finding one, go to www.cbd.com and type in “NIV Bible concordance thinline.” Several options pop up in various colors, etc. This is the same Bible for 3rd – 5th grade.

1 1½ inch three ring binder. The ones that we’ve found work the best are 1½ Avery Heavy-Duty (or Durable) View binders with EZ-turn rings. You don’t have to get that exact binder but the one you buy does need some very specific things. It needs to have pockets inside the front and back covers. It also needs to have a place where a paper can be slid into the outside front and back covers. Please really check to see that all these features are present. Just bring it in empty on the first day and we will set it up together.

1 folder with pockets

3 glue sticks

2 pack of pencils (Ticonderoga preferred but not necessary)

$5 for extra supplies (We’ll buy dividers for the binder, pencil pockets, and oil pastels in bulk)

1 composition notebook

3 fine tip black sharpies

1 box of colored pencils (We have packs of crayons)

3 red pens

1 box of tissue

1 container of Clorox type disinfecting wipes

1 hand sanitizer bottle

Fourth Grade

Required Supplies:

A New International Version (NIV) Bible, preferably one with a concordance. There is a resource in the back of some youth Bibles called a “dictionary concordance” which is more confusing and less thorough. If you can find one with a regular concordance, that would be best. This Bible should be one that can be left at school. If you have trouble finding one, go to www.cbd.com and type in “NIV Bible concordance thinline.” Several options pop up in various colors, etc. This is the same Bible for 3rd – 5th grade.

A 1½ inch three ring binder. Just FYI, the ones that we’ve found work the best are 1½ Avery Heavy-Duty (or Durable) View binders with EZ-turn rings. You don’t have to get that exact binder but the one you buy does need some very specific things. It needs to have pockets inside the front and back covers. It also needs to have a place where a paper can be slid into the outside front and back covers (usually called a “view” binder). Please really check to see that all these features are present. Just bring it in empty on the first day and we will set it up together.

1 set (12-24) colored pencils

1 set of thin markers

1 highlighter

1 basic calculator

1 pencil sharpener with a lid

$5 for extra supplies inside your binder

1 backpack (not the rolling kind, they do not fit in cubbies)

1 5-subject wide ruled spiral

2 packages (or boxes) of standard presharpened #2 pencils

several blue pens

2 boxes of Kleenex

1 pencil pouch (for controlling the rolling in the desks)

1 package of wide ruled notebook paper

Optional Supplies: These are supplies that some students enjoy having in their desks.

ruler

good pair of scissors

extra #2 or mechanical pencils

Fifth Grade

A New International Version (NIV) Bible, preferably one with a concordance. There is a resource in the back of some youth Bibles called a “dictionary concordance” which is more confusing and less thorough. If you can find one with a regular concordance, that would be best. This Bible should be one that can be left at school. If you have trouble finding one, go to www.cbd.com and type in “NIV Bible concordance thinline.” Several options pop up in various colors, etc. This is the same Bible for 3rd – 5th grade.

journal (for Bible journal)

2” binder with 7 dividers

2 3-ring folders with pockets

3-ring zipper pencil holder (for in the binder)

binder paper – college ruled **

several erasable blue or black pens **

red pens **

pencils**

several fine tip blue or black Dry Erase pens

sock (to use as an eraser)

pencil sharpener

4 extra large book covers (no sticky covers-the stretchy fabric ones are great, and paper grocery bags will work)

Webster’s pocket dictionary

pocket thesaurus

flash drive

box of Kleenex

pink, yellow, and green highlighters

household wipes

** Enough to last the school year

Middle School

General Supplies

pencils

blue or black pens

red correcting pens

colored pencils

binder paper – college ruled

glue stick

scissors

highlighters – blue, green, yellow, pink, and orange for Step Up to Writing 

English

2-3 inch binder with 4 dividers

AR book with you each day

History

pocket folder

spiral notebook or composition notebook (for History only)

Math (Updated 8/1/16)

15cm – 6-inch ruler

calculator TI-30XS

2 black felt tip pens

graph paper

pocket folder

Science

pocket folder 

Bible

lined journal or composition notebook (for Bible only)

approximately 50  3×5 cards

Spanish

note cards

pocket folder

 

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