Supply Lists

The supply lists are provided below for all courses.

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Carolyn Hogberg, 1st Grade:
1 pencil box
2 boxes Crayola crayons
2 boxes Crayola markers
2 primary ruled spirals
4 prong and pocket folders
2 dozen pencils
1 pack of eraser tops or 1 large eraser
2 boxes of Kleenex
1 paper towel roll
2 packages of handwriting paper - primary ruled
1 package of construction paper
2 boxes of quart sized Ziploc bags with the easy zipper
2 boxes of gallon sized Ziploc bags with the easy zipper
1 student scissors
4 glue sticks
2 containers Clorox wipes or antibacterial wipes
1 backpack

Michelle Hastings:
1 box of Crayola Crayons (24 ct.)
1 box of Crayola Thick Washable Markers (8 ct.)
1 box of Crayola Colored pencils (12 ct.)
2 folders with brads & pockets (red & yellow)
2 Elmers glue sticks
small personal pencil sharpener
2 Black Marble Composition books
1 pair of blunt 5" scissors
1 large plastic pencil box

3rd Grade Homeroom Supply List:
(Language Arts, Social Studies, Science)
(1) box of 8 Crayola crayons
(1) box of 8 Crayola markers (thick or thin)
(1) small bottle Elmer’s glue
(4) large pink erasers
(5) plastic prong and pocket folders (1 red, 4 any color)
(3) wide-rule 70 page spirals (any kind or color)
(1) pack of 150 sheet wide-ruled paper
(1) pack of 5 dividers
(2) red checking pens
(2 dozen) #2 pencils
(1) Sterilite plastic container (pink or blue lid)      
** Please note that these are the only containers that fit in our cubbies and still allow enough room for books.  

AM Class
(1) container Wetwipes for hands
(1) box of 25 gallon size Ziploc bags with zipper  

PM Class
(1) container Clorox wipes
(1) roll of paper towels

3rd Grade Math School Supplies List  
• 1 2” Math binder (or Mead  Five Star *preferred)
• 1 pack of dividers (5: label as “Vocabulary”, “Lessons”, “Graded Papers”, “Score Chart”, “Resources”)
• 1 pack of index cards
• 2 packs of 150 sheet college ruled paper (college ruled paper is best for math)
• 1 pack of ¼ inch graph paper
• 1 ruler - inch & centimeter
• 1 sturdy fabric zippered pencil pouch to hold the following supplies
•  several mechanical pencils (preferred)- regular pencils are your option however you must supply your own sharpener
• 1 low odor dry erase marker (any color) • 2 checking pens or pencils (any color)
• 1 pair Student Scissors
• 1 calculator (inexpensive, only $1 at Walgreens or Wal-Mart) • 1 box of colored pencils
• 1 pencil sharpener that holds shavings
• 1 highlighter (any color)
• 1 good pencil eraser 
In an effort to ease transition between classes and save valuable class time, I require each student to have all of their Math items in a single binder when they come to class. The binder should hold paper and the supply bag. *I suggest a zippered binder such as the Mead Five Star. It can hold the math textbook and all materials needed for Math class. These binders have worked well in the past, allowing students to simply grab their binder and get to class knowing everything they need for Math is inside.

5th Grade Math School Supplies List  
• 1 2” Math binder (or Mead  Five Star *preferred)
• 1 pack of dividers (5: label as “Vocabulary”, “Lessons”, “Graded Papers”, “Score Chart”, “Resources”)
• 1 pack of index cards
• 2 packs of 150 sheet college ruled paper (college ruled paper is best for math)
• 1 pack of ¼ inch graph paper
• 1 ruler - inch & centimeter
• 1 sturdy fabric zippered pencil pouch to hold the following supplies
•  several mechanical pencils (preferred)- regular pencils are your option however you must supply your own sharpener.
• 1 low odor dry erase marker (any color)
• 2 checking pens or pencils (any color)
• 1 pair Student Scissors
• 1 calculator (inexpensive, only $1 at Walgreens or Wal-Mart) • 1 box of colored pencils
• 1 pencil sharpener that holds shavings
• 1 highlighter (any color)
• 1 Protractor
• 1 good pencil eraser 
In an effort to ease transition between classes and save valuable class time, I require each student to have all of their Math items in a single binder when they come to class. The binder should hold paper and the supply bag. *I suggest a zippered binder such as the Mead Five Star. It can hold the math textbook and all materials needed for Math class. These binders have worked well in the past, allowing students to simply grab their binder and get to class knowing everything they need for Math is inside.

4th and 6th Grade:

• 1 black sharpie
• Red folder with pockets and brads 
• Home work folder color of your choice 
• 2 packages notebook paper 
• 1 package Red pens 
• 24 - #2 pencils 
• Extra pencil erasers 
• Box of Kleenex 
• One roll of paper towels 
• Disinfecting wipes 6th grade only
• Scissors 
• 1 package large construction paper (preferably all white 4th grade only 
• Ruler 
• 1 pencil sharpener 
• Set of watercolors 
• 2 highlighters 
• 1 zip lock lunch baggies (AM) 4th grade 
• 1 box gallon size zip locks (PM) 4th grade 
• Writing journal (Mead) both 4th and 6th grade 
• 1 spiral notebook for reading log 4th grade
• 1 spiral notebook for note taking 

7th and 8th math and science:

• 3 ring binder
• plenty of lined paper...there is none supplied in the classroom
• pens/pencils + ONE PACK OF RED PENS!!!
• ruler, compass and protractor
• SCIENTIFIC CALCULATER (graphing not necessary)
• 1 package of colored pencils
• box of tissues
• 1 bottle of hand sanitizer
• 1 pack of antibacterial wipes
• 1 pack of whiteboard markers