 The school supply lists provided in this handout are for grades Pre-K – Fifth. The lists include items that are to be brought in during the first week of school. Many of these items are consumables and therefore teachers may ask you to supply additional items as the school year progresses. We appreciate your willingness to attain these items and know that with your help this school year will be fantastic.
We ask that you also check with your child’s classroom teacher if you are able to provide additional items for the room. Thank You and welcome to another great year at Hearst Elementary School! -Hearst Elementary School Teachers
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Ms. Dawkins and Ms. Holman Pre-K Supply List *For everyone 1 large box of tissue 1 roll of paper towels (like select-a-size if possible) 1 small package of napkins 1 box of 5oz paper cups (like “Dixie” cups) 1 small box of plastic spoons 1 package of plastic forks girls only 1 package of plastic knives boys only 1 package of baby wipes 1 package of disinfectant wipes (like “Clorox” wipes) 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 1 box of snack size zipper style bag 1 box of quart size zipper style bags 1 box of gallon size zipper style bags 1 10-count package of broad Crayola® markers, Classic colors (includes pink and gray) 1 10-count package of thin Crayola® markers, Classic colors (includes pink and gray) 1 Crayola® Washable No-Run School Glue - 4oz (because it doesn’t clog like Elmer’s) 3 glue sticks 1 package of jumbo crayons, Classic colors 2 composition books 1 package of copier paper
Emergency Snack Supply: Please avoid items that contain nuts **Non-perishable snack for 20 children, girls only **Juice boxes for 20 students, boys only * We will periodically need restocking of these supplies during the school year. These are our beginning of the year needs. Please look for notices during the school year as our supplies need restocking. ** Emergency snack supply in case someone forgets his or her “Snack Day.” Please avoid items that are high in sugar or contain nuts.
NEEDED ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL For your little darlings: Please label ALL items with your child’s name 2 complete changes of clothing, please replenish as needed 1 small (crib size) blanket 1 crib size fitted sheet to cover the mat 1 very small pillow 1very large backpack (needs to be large enough for blanket, pillow and folder) 1 2-inch resting mat (Angeles® 2" Super Rest Mat Item #: 8WWMAT. This can be purchased at www.discountschoolsupply.com) All mats must be 2 inches thick to meet NAEYC requirements and this is a durable one which will last all school year These items are due no later than the first day of class. Other items are due no later than Friday, August 28th Kindergarten Ms. Anderson Dear Parents and Kindergarteners, Welcome to Kindergarten! I am so excited to have you in my class! To prepare for the busy year ahead, I am sending a list of some of the items we will need to get our year off to a great start! Please be mindful that some items on this list may need to be replenished as the year progresses. I will send home notes as more supplies are needed:
For the Classroom (Please do not label-all students will use): 4 extra large glue sticks 3 large boxes of tissue 2 rolls of paper towels (Bounty ½ size sheets) 1 Large Bottle of Hand Sanitizer 2 packs of copy paper (white) 2 boxes of Broad Line Crayola Markers (classic colors w/ pink & gray) 1 box of multicultural Broad line Crayola markers 2 packs of cardstock-any color except white 2 packs of Jumbo Crayons (classic colors w/ pink & gray 2 large boxes of Clorox Wipes 1 non-perishable snack and juice boxes (enough for 20 students) (no nuts) 1 large box of wipes 1 package of spoons 1 package of forks 1 box of quart-sized Ziploc bags 1 box of snack-sized Ziploc bags 1 box of Gallon-sized Ziploc bags 2 disposable cameras
The Following Items should be labeled with your child’s name Large backpack (no wheels-limited space) 1 large bath towel for nap 2 changes of clothes in a large Ziploc Bag (pants, shirt, undergarments, socks) 1 Day Dreamer Rest Mat (found at Sullivan’s Toy Store) If possible, we would love to have 11” x 17” white copy paper. Thanks! Kindergarten, Ms. Prince Hello Kindergarten Families, I am so excited to have your child in my class. This year is sure to be fantastic and to start things off just right I need your help in securing the items on the list below. Your generous donation of these items will help us to prepare for a very busy year. Please know that some of these supplies may need to be replenished. I will send notes home when more of these items are needed. Thank you and I look forward to greeting everyone on the First Day of School. –Ms. Prince 1 box of Crayola Multicultural Broad Tip markers 2 Disposable cameras w/flash 1 pack of white copy paper 1 small box of spoons GIRLS 1 small box of forks BOYS 1 box of Jumbo Size Ziplock bags (2.5 Gallons: 12 count) 1 box of gallon size ziplock bags 1 box of ziplock sandwich bags Label these items with your child’s name: 2 Mead Primary Composition Books www.mead.com (primary journal w/drawing space: $5.29 each) Also sold at Walmart. 1 child sized backpack (no wheels-limited space) 2 changes of clothes (underwear, bottoms, tops, and socks) stored in a large Ziploc bag. The rest mat and clothes will be due on the first day of school. We would like for all families to bring in a non-perishable snack on the first day of school. These items will be used for snack during the month of September. We will begin the rotating snack schedule in October. Please look for snacks that are low in sugar. All other items are due on or before the first Friday. First Grade Classroom Supplies Welcome to the first grade! The following items are our foreseeable needs for the first grade classrooms. We may, however, ask for more supplies and materials as the year proceeds. Thank you for your support! Unless otherwise noted, please do not label individual items. Place all of the items in a bag with and label the bag with your child’s name. · 2 large boxes of Kleenexes · 2 rolls of paper towels · 3 packages of baby wipes refills · 1 box of quart size food storage zipper bags · 1 box of snack size food storage zipper bags (Boys Only!) · 1 box of gallon size food storage zipper bags (Girls Only!) · 4 Dry Erase Markers, low-odor, wide tip · 1 package of paper plates (please no plastic or Styrofoam) (Boys Only!) · 1 box of plastic spoons, forks, and knives (approx. 20 each) (Girls Only!) · 24 #2 pencils (Dixon Ticonderoga or Staples brand preferred) · 6 Erasers · 1 box of Crayola® crayons (24+ count) (Boys Only!) · 1 box of colored pencils (12+ count) (Girls Only!) · 2 Heavyweight Folders (with pockets at the bottom) (Please label the inside with your child’s name.) · 2 wide rules composition books (Please label the inside with your child’s name.) · 1 bottle of hand sanitizer · 1 pair of kid scissors · 4 glue sticks · 1 package of index cards · 1 backpack (large enough for folders, no wheels)
We look forward to seeing you all on the first day of school! 2nd Grade, Ms. Walker I am so excited to be your child's teacher this year! These are our beginning of the year needs. We will periodically need restocking of some of these supplies. Please look for notices during the school year. 2 large boxes of tissue · copy paper – white or colored (most desired item!!!!) · cardstock, any color · outdoor play equipment: balls (nerf or rubber), jump ropes, hula hoops · floor puzzles (32-64 pieces) · Board Games for rainy days · backup snacks to keep on hand for forgetful friends Mr. Williams' supply List 2nd Grade
3 large containers of wet wipes 1 large roll of paper towels 1 box of quart sized zip lock bags 1 box gallon size zip lock bags 4 Dry Erase Markers, low-odor, skinny tip 1 small dry erase board (8 by 10 inch) 12-24 #2 pencils (Dixon Ticonderoga or Staples brand preferred) 6 erasers (pink or white wedge) 4 marble Mead notebooks 1 pair scissors 4 glue sticks (NOT liquid glue) 4 packages of LINED index cards (small size) 2 soft folders (plastic, NOT paper, pockets on the bottom. Preferably plain folders, no pictures or logos) 1 large box of crayons 1 ream of copy paper 1 ream of colored construction paper (8.5 by 11) 1 package of plastic cups
Wish List Items
Any board games or age appropriate puzzles Brain Quest cards (1st - 4th grade) Outdoor play equipment (balls, jump ropes, etc.) Mr. Rope and Mrs. Gassert 3rd Grade
Contributions to the Classroom: One large package of Number 2 pencils. Office Depot pencils are strongly preferred unless families wish to send in high quality Dixon-Ticonderogas. 72 pencils (6 12-packs) can be bought at Office Depot for around $3.00. Three pocket folders, one marked “Classwork,” one marked “Homework,” and one unmarked for the general class supply. Six boxes of kleenex. One roll of paper towels One canister disinfectant cleaning wipes (for desks -- chlorox or any similar brand) One pack of Fine-point Expo DRY-ERASE black markers, for students’ use in math. Expo markers are the best kind. Be sure they are DRY-ERASE. These should be about the size of a ball-point pen, for students’ use on mini-whiteboards, not for use on large whiteboards. 2-4 Glue sticks. Ten large erasers for erasing by hand (NO CAP ERASERS!) Five used envelopes (for holding weekly Mystery Grab Bag tickets)
Individual Needs: Backpack Lunch Bag/Box (if not participating in school lunch program) One Soft Pencil Pouch (NO PLASTIC BOXES!) Individual pencil sharpener (sharpened pencils are provided daily) Notebooks or composition books Any kind of pen (other than erasermates, see below, to contribute to class supply).
Wish List Items: Printer Cartridges (HP 56 or 57) Rope / HP Officejet Pro 8500 Gassert Expo Low-Odor large dry-erase markers (other kinds won’t work on the Learning Cottage large whiteboards) Whiteboard erasers Packs of red Papermate ERASERMATE pens – Must be erasable! White copy paper Fourth Grade Supply List Welcome to 4th grade! Your generous donation of these items will help us to prepare for a very busy year. Thank you for honoring these requests and feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Supplies NOT listed below will be sent home. FOR COMMUNITY USE Please do not label these items. 4 Expo Low Odor Dry-Erase Markers, Wide Tip, Assorted Primary (dark colors) 72 #2 pencils (Dixon Ticonderoga or Staples brand preferred) 9 wedge erasers (NO CAP ERASERS!) 1 box colored pencils 1 package loose-leaf notebook paper (wide-ruled) 1 ream copy paper (white) FOR PERSONAL USE Please label these items with child’s name. 1 weekly Academic Planner(BE SURE IT HAS ENOUGH SPACE TO WRITE DOWN HOMEWORK DAILY)1 12-Inch Ruler (with standard and metric measurement) 3 one subject, wirebound notebooks (wide-ruled/70 sheets) 2 heavyweight folders (with pockets on the bottom) 1 backpack (please be sure it is big enough for folders and does not have wheels) 1 clean sock (for dry erase boards) 1 Plastic Card File, 3" x 5", 250-Card Capacity 1 pack 3” x 5” white index cards (with lines) 1 pack 3” x 5” index card alphabet dividers 2 1 inch floppy binder (1 red and 1 blue) 1 pack 5 tab binder dividers HOMEWORK SUPPLIES Please have these items readily available at home. Sharp Pencils/Erasers Colored Pencils 12-Inch Ruler (with standard and metric measurement) Children’s Scissors Glue stick WISH LIST ITEMS Any of the following items would be greatly appreciated! age appropriate books on CD mini-tape recorders age appropriate board games (for indoor recess) HOUSEKEEPING SUPPLIES Please do not send these items to school in August. Due to lack of storage, I will ask families to restock these housekeeping supplies throughout the year: tissues, paper towels, baby wipes, plastic spoons, forks, and knives, paper plates, hand sanitizer
We look forward to working with you and your child in the upcoming school year! Ms. Weise missweise@gmail.com and Ms. Weng mswengsclass@gmail.com Please note that we have a new fifth grade teacher and a new supply list will be forthcoming. In the meantime you can purchase the community use items as these items will be needed. Check back on the listserv for an updated list next week. Thank you!!
Welcome to fifth grade! Listed below are the supplies your child will need in our classroom. Supplies can provide enhancement or distractions from instruction. That being said, I appreciate you providing your child with the supplies on this list. Supplies not listed below will be sent home. Thank you for your support!
FOR COMMUNITY USE Please do not label these items.
· 4 Dry Erase Markers, low-odor, wide tip (dark color preferred) · 36 No. 2 Pencils (Dixon Ticonderoga or Staples brand preferred) · 6 Wedge Erasers · 1 Pack of 4x6 Index Cards · 1 Pack of 3x5 Index Cards · 3 Pads of 3x3 Post-It Notes (unlined) · 1 Package of Loose-Leaf Notebook Paper (wide-ruled)
FOR PERSONAL USE Please label these items with child’s name.
· 1 Weekly Academic Planner (to record daily homework) · 3 Single Subject Wire bound Notebooks (wide-rule – 100 sheets) · 4 Heavyweight Folders (with pockets on the side or bottom) · 1 Soft Pencil Pouch (no plastic boxes) · 1 two-inch three-ring binder (no Trapper Keepers or zippers) · 1 Backpack (no wheels) · 12-Pack of Colored Pencils · 8-Pack of Thin Markers · 3 Glue Sticks · 1 Child’s Scissors
HOMEWORK SUPPLIES Please have these items readily available at home. · Sharp Pencils and Erasers · Colored Pencils · 12-Inch Ruler (with standard and metric measurements) · Children’s Scissors · Glue stick
HOUSEKEEPING SUPPLIES: During the year I will ask 2 families to help restock some of our classroom supplies. They will include: tissue boxes, paper towels, 8 oz. bottles of hand sanitizer, plastic bags, dry erase markers, index cards and sticky notes. Please do not send the supplies in August, as storage space is limited.
***Ms. Mehring’s Supplies List*** Elementary Autism Classroom for the 2011-2012 School Year
Welcome to the 2011-2012 school year! Here is a list of the items that your child should bring in during the first week of school.
o one box of tissues o one large bottle of hand sanitizer o one container of disinfecting wipes o one box of plastic utensils o one package of cups o one package of napkins o one communication journal (a standard notebook or composition book) o one 2-pocket folder (this will be used to bring paperwork/homework back and forth and should be kept in the students’ book bags)
*in addition to these items, please send two snacks daily! Thank you!!!
Mrs. Jasmine Valdes, Early Childhood Autism Classroom Classroom Supply Needs Mrs. Valdes will purchase supplies to start the school year and asks that parents provide a donation of $20 to support those costs. She will also send home periodic supply needs lists throughout the school year. In addition to the supply donation she would like all families to send in a non-perishable snack that contains little to no sugar to start off the snack schedule in August.
Thank you and we look forward to a great year!
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 Hearst Elementary is committed to providing all students with a rigorous curriculum integrated with exposure to the Arts. Our school is dedicated to encouraging healthy living and an appreciation for the world around us. Our staff work as a team to promote a positive atmosphere from PK through 5th grade. |
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