| SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS Detailed below are the required materials for Kindergarten through 5th Grade. Kindergarten Supply List 2010-2011 3 packs of 24 Crayola crayons 1 pack of pencils 6 glue sticks 2 boxes of tissue 2 bottles of hand sanitizer 1 container of Clorox wipes 1 box of gallon zip lock bags 1st Grade Supply List 2010-2011 24 – Plain Pencils 2 – Boxes of Kleenex 1 – Container of Wet Wipes 1 - Bottle of Hand Sanitizer (This will be shared by class.) Please mark your name on the following items: 1 – Small School Box (fits in desk to hold crayons, pencils, and erasers) 4”x12” or 6 Qt. Plastic Storage Box (to hold art supplies) 2 – Large Erasers 1 – Bottle of Elmer’s Glue 4 – Glue Sticks 8 or 16 count – Crayola Markers Box of Colored Pencils Scissors 12” Plastic Ruler (w/IN. & CM.) Crayons (48 count or smaller) 4 – PLASTIC, Solid-Colored Folders (w/Pockets) Water Color Paint Set (Prang brand is excellent) $5.00 for film processing 2nd Grade Supply List 2010-2011 Students will need to bring the following supplies on the first day of school: Community use items... One package of pencils One box of tissue A bottle of hand sanitizer One container of Clorox wipes Please clearly label the following items. Crayons Markers - classic colors (must include black) Watercolor Paints Glue Stick Glue Bottle Scissors Eraser Six Folders One Ruler- 12 inches, with standard and metric measure One manual pencil sharpener One spiral notebook One pencil box (for storage inside the desk) One six or four quart storage container-shoebox size/shape. (They will be used to store art supplies in the students’ cubbies.) One package of white 3x5 lined index cards One NIV Children's Bible - available in the school office at Parent Orientation 3rd Grade Supply List 2010-2011 Students will need to bring the following supplies on the first day of school: A 4 quart (shoebox sized) plastic tub to store art supplies. This tub must be able to fit in the 8 ½” x 5 ½” cubby provided for each student. 2 boxes of 24 pencils for community use Scissors Ruler with inches and centimeters Glue—either glue sticks or a glue bottle will be acceptable Children’s Bible, NSrV Translation Erasers—Block style or pencil top erasers are acceptable Crayons, markers, colored pencils 2 notebooks for writing assignments A folder for homework, notes, and graded work Book covers for reading, social studies, math, and science text books A box of dry erase markers and eraser 2 large boxes of Kleenex Hand sanitizer 4th Grade Supply List 2010-2011 12 plain pencils 1 package of wide ruled notebook paper Please mark your name on the following items. 1 NIV Children’s Bible (can be purchased at orientation/students may already have one) 1 small school box (to hold crayons, pencils, and erasers) 1 4-quart clear plastic box (used as an art box) 2 large erasers Elmer’s glue 1 glue stick 8 crayola markers Scissors 12” plastic ruler Crayons 4 plastic folders 1 wide rule spiral notebook (a journal and for daily oral language) 1 watercolor paint set (Prang brand is excellent) 2 boxes of kleenex 5th Grade Supply List 2010-2011 A 4-6 quart plastic tub to store art supplies A Children’s Bible (NIRV; This is available through the school and many students already have it from last year) 2 Boxes of Pencils (Community use) Scissors 2 glue sticks and 1 glue bottle Erasers- either pencil top or “block” style Crayons, Markers, and Colored Pencils Sharpies and/or Water Color Paints (Optional) 1 Pack of blue pens (for correcting) 2 Packs loose-leaf paper, 200 count each, wide-ruled A 3-ring binder with 8 three hole pocket folders (see footnote) 1 12” cm/inch ruler 3 Boxes of Kleenex A Protractor 1 Pack, 100 count index cards, 4x6 Simple Calculator (see footnote) 5 spiral notebooks, wide-ruled, 70 or more pages, in each of the following colors: yellow, green, blue, red, and purple *Students will need a 3-ring binder capable of holding 8 three-hole pocket folders. We will organize them the first day of school. Students will be responsible for bringing their binders home each night and bringing them back to school each day. Students will keep their unfinished class work, as well as any class notes and extra notebook paper, in the appropriate corresponding folders. They will have a folder for each subject. The 7th folder will be used for homework and the 8th for mail. At the end of each day, students will be responsible for checking their in-class mailbox and putting their mail (graded papers and parent notes) in their Mail folder. Students will be responsible for giving parents their mail each night. They should place their finished homework in the Homework folder, ready to turn-in the following class period. *Students will need a simple calculator which will be used later in the year. We will practice using the calculator to check multiplication and division. Calculators are not to be used for daily homework or tests. (It is fine to check homework with a parent using a calculator, but students should always work every problem for themselves without the use of a calculator, unless the lesson calls for it.) |
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