For All Subjects:

Pencils (preferably mechanical)

#2 pencils (Mrs. Roberts)

Arrow tip erasers (Mrs. Roberts)

3 hole notebook paper (2 packs) (Mrs. Roberts & Mrs. Hostetter)

5 tab notebook dividers (2 packs) (Mrs.Roberts)

extra erasers

(6) 2 Pocket Folders

Blue or Black pens

Accent Highlighter (Pack of 6 - 2 Shades of Yellow, Green, Orange, Pink, Blue)

4 Pens any color other than blue or black 

Dry Board Eraser or Piece of felt

EXPO Brand Dry Board Markers (dark colors) (3)(Other brands stain the boards.)

Colored Pencils

Textbook covers

Data storage advice (Flashdrive) ****** Students will need this for research papers.

  

For Math:

Three 2 Pocket Folders (Turpin)

Multiple Pocket Soft Folder  (Should have at least 5-6 pockets)

Notebook

Calculator (Texas Instrument TI-30X IIS)

   

For ELA

2 Marble Hardback Composition Books

2 Wire bound notebooks - easy tear (Roberts & Hostetter)

Index Cards 3x5 - 2 packs with lines

Index Cards 4x6 - 1 pack, 1 pack with lines

Notebook paper

Poster Board for Various Projects (May purchase as needed)

4 (2 Pocket Folders)  1 for LAL and 1 for Writing and 2 for Library Science

  

For Social Studies:

Notebook paper

Glue stick

Pkg of colored construction paper

Markers

NOT NECESSARY BUT WOULD BE HELPFUL TO HAVE AT HOME AND/OR

TO BRING TO SCHOOL FOR PROJECT

Craft sticks

Cardboard boxes

Paints

Other craft materials 

  

 For Science

·  Same as "FOR ALL SUBJECTS" except as noted:

Note: 2-pocket folders for Science Notes must have three bendable tabs to hold important papers in the proper order, as well as common 3-hole notebook.

Note: The smaller  3-ring binder is recommended for better management.

(sometimes found in discount stores around $1)

 

Specialized Science Fair Project Boards may be purchased anywhere at varied prices as the the Oldmans Science Fair date approaches.

(Mr. Walzer will again attempt to locate a source for a lower group rate.)

 

Science students should buy their own data storage devices to help transfer information between school and home computers. (Sticks, Disks, etc.)

 

Fine print permanent markers are needed to personally label science materials