Kindergarten Supply List
12 Pencils
1 Pencil box
2 Boxes of crayons
4 Glue sticks
1 Pair of scissors
2 Plastic folders with pockets
2 Boxes of Kleenex
Book bag (without the rollers)
Sleeping mat (Mrs. Dawson & Mrs. Barber)
3 Rolls of paper towels
2 Boxes of wipes
2 Large erasers
1 Box of Clorox wipes

 

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First Grade Supply List

Crayons
2 Boxes of #2 pencils
Scissors
Germ-x
Clorox wipes
5 x 8.5 Hard plastic pencil box
2 boxes of Kleenex
2 rolls of paper towels
Black Marble composition book
6 glue sticks
2 large packs of eraser tops
Ziplock Bags: (Boys) quarts – (Girls) gallons
1 Red Plastic folder
1 Green Plastic folder
1 Blue Plastic folder

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Second Grade Supply List

#2 pencils (24 pack)
Scissors (Fiskars are great)
2 boxes of crayons
12" ruler
2 boxes of Kleenex
2 packs of eraser tops
1 pack of notebook paper
Small art box
2 packs of glue sticks
2 Anti-bacterial hand cleanser (No water needed)
1 roll of paper towels
2 packs of wet wipes
3 plastic pocket folders (no prongs) any color
2 plastic folders (with prongs) any color
2 spiral notebooks
Ziploc bag containing the following:
23 pennies, 8 nickels, 10 dimes and 1 quarter
9 ¾ x 7 ½ composition notebook (journal)
Ziploc bags – gallon and quart
1 box of red pens
1 box of blue pens
Band-aids – Any size
 

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Third Grade Supply List  2008-2009


1 Book bag (without rollers)
2 Doz. #2 pencils (no mechanical pencils)
1 Pencil Sharpener that will hold shaving (not battery powered)
2 Doz. Eraser tops
2 Boxes Crayons (24)
1 Pencil Bag
1 Bottle Elmer’s Glue
1 Pack Glue Sticks
3 Packs loose leaf wide rule paper
1 Ruler
1 Pair scissors
1 Plastic art box (shoebox size)
1 Blue, Red, and Orange folder with prongs
1 Purple plastic folder with pockets
Girls: 1 Clorox wipes and 1 box quart size Ziploc bags
Boys: 1 box baby wipes and 1 box gallon size Ziploc bags
3 Rolls paper towels
2 Boxes Kleenex
1 Bottle Hand Sanitizer
***$10.00 for Science and Social Studies Newspaper (this is part of our curriculum and grades are given from these papers)

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4th Grade Supply List

4- packs of clorox wipes
4- rolls of paper towels
2- boxes of tissues
scissors
glue sticks
ruler
4- 3-subject spiral notebooks
2-  1 inch white binders
2- quart size boxes of ziploc bags ( girls)
2- gallon size boxes of ziploc bags  (boys)
3- packs of 3x5 index cards
colored pencils
markers
crayons
24- pencils
pencil bag or box
4- packs of wide ruled notebook paper
1 -pack of red pens

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5th Grade Supply Sheet
(2)- Heavy Duty Zip Up Binders (Mead, Five Star or Trapper Keepers work best)
(3)- 1Subject spiral notebooks at least 140 sheets (purple for Spelling, blue for Reading and orange for Daily Oral Geography)
(2)- Vinyl pocket folders with prongs (yellow for Daily Oral Language and green for Writer’s Workshop)
(2)- pencil pouches (one for each binder)
(10)- Red Pens (divide evenly between pencil pouch)
(10)- Blue Pens (divide evenly between pencil pouches)
(10)- Black Pens (divide evenly between pencil pouches)
(1)- Permanent Marker (Sharpie for labeling)
Highlighters (blue, yellow, green & orange)
Loose Leaf Paper
Glue Sticks
Dividers for binders (3 sets in all)
Art Box
Assorted Markers and/or colored pencils
Kleenex
Hand Sanitizer

Optional Items (can count toward hours)

      Ziploc Bags –Gallon Size for Girls –Quart Size for Boys
      Paper Towels
      Dry Erase Markers
      Post-It Note Pads
      Paper Plates, cups, bowls, forks, spoons, and napkins
      White Out for Teachers

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6th grade Supply List
Tissue (3 boxes)
Dictionary or internet access at home
Bring $5 for BCCS student planner
One Zip-Up 3" binder with fifteen dividers with tabs and pencil pouch and inside pockets
Three hole punched graph paper
Standard rule loose leaf paper (no spiral paper)
Ruler
Dry erase board
Dry erase markers
Pencils for math (any kind will do)
Something to write with – any color will do.
Scissors
Markers
Protractor
Compass
Small pencil sharpener
Baby wipes
Clorox Wipes
3x5 lined index cards
Combination Locks
Optional: Locker organizers

 

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MIDDLE SCHOOL

7th Grade

SCIENCE

1 1/2" ring binder
1 pack of dividers
pencil with eraser (needed for Daily Work Sessions)
notebook paper
pen
book cover

 

LITERATURE and LANGUAGE

2" ring binder
7 dividers
4 color pen (BIC has a good one)
pencil with eraser
3x5 index cards
book cover
Expo dry erase markers (4+ pack, multi-dark colors)
           (The barrel of RoseArt markers become sticky. . .)
 
DONATIONS OF:
Paper towels
Kleenex tissue
hand sanitizer
anti-bacterial wipes
(these supplies can be brought at open house)

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8th Grade Supply List
 
Two large (2 inch or larger) 3-ring binders
One small (1 ½ inch) 3-ring binder
3 packs of dividers
One 2 pocket, 3 pronged folder in any color
Highlighter (yellow only)
3 x 5 Index Cards (needed throughout entire year)
Calculator (a cheap one)
Standard size spiral bound notebook (at least 200 pages)
Loose-leaf notebook paper
Blue or black ink pens
Red ink pen
Pencils
Combination lock (required for locker assignment)
1 box of tissues
1 bottle of hand sanitizer
1 package baby wipes or Wet Ones
$5.00 (for the purchase of school planner)

 

High School

Wayne Partridge English Classes:
 
Required supplies for Wayne Partridge's 9th, 10th and 12th grade English classes:

One copy of the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers by Joseph Gibaldi, sixth edition (ISBN: 9780873529860).

A supply of sticky notes (plan on using about a dozen for each day of class)

A supply of black or dark-blue ink pens. Please do not buy the kinds that "click". Those cause a distraction during class. The Bic pens you can buy twelve for a couple of dollars are perfect.

A supply of college-ruled loose leaf (not spiral-bound) notebook paper.

Two one-inch (spine), three-ring binders (must lie flat when opened)

A device for storing electronic work. The best choice is a USB memory device variously known a "flash", "jump", "thumb" drive or "memory stick". No need for anything fancy; a 16 MB drive will work just fine.