SUPPLY LISTS 7-12

Mrs. Sheerer ELA7 and ELA8 Supply List

● Blue/Black Pens

● Ticonderoga #2 Pencils

● 1 and 1/2 inch three ring binder

● Binder Dividers

● Loose Leaf Paper

● 1 Two Pocket Folder

●PostIt

Notes

Helpful but NOT required

● Highlighters

Mrs. Thompson-7th grade math

One 1-2" Binder for handouts and tests.

Two dividers to separate sections in the binder.

OPTIONAL: One TI-30XIIS (Texas Instruments) Calculator for homework use.

I will have a class set, but I cannotloan them for home use.

Plenty of Pencils (3 dozen would be a great start) and Eraser Caps. (check periodically with your child to make sure they are not out of supplies.

Mrs. Hartman ELA AIS 7th & 8th grade needs:
One 2" 3 ring binder
Composition book
Box of pencils
highlighters
post-it notes

Mrs. Ott - Science 8 and Accelerated Science 7
2 composition bound notebooks (journals)
Loose leaf paper for homework assignments
A pocket folder for labs and homework sheets
Lots of pens and pencils.

Mr. Snyder- Social Studies 7th grade & 8th grade
One 2" to 3" binder with at least 150 pages of loose leaf paper
(ringed notebooks, BAD)
10 pens & pencils (mechanical are OK)
2 pocket folder
12" ruler

Mrs. Wilson, 8th Grade Math/advanced 8th Grade Algebra
2 inch 3 ring binder
And pencils, lots of pencils, mechanical preferred.

Mr. Ashe Tech 7-8

A Folder

Mrs. Cooney 7th grade Life Science;

A planner

1 hard cover composition notebook of 150 or so pages.

A folder or a section of a binder for classwork.

An extra large book cover

Pencils, and more pencils.

Additional items butnot required-

Colored pencils

4 function calculator

A folder to place homework in to take home.

Mrs. Cooney, 8th grade Living Environment/Biology

A planner

2 hard cover composition notebook of 150 or so pages, one for each semester.

A folder or binder for classwork.

An extra large book cover

Pencils, and pens

Graph paper

Colored pencils

4 function calculator

Sharpener for colored pencils

Access to a computer at home for links to the on-line book and for regents review activities.

Ms. Mann Health 7th & 8th

3 ring 2" binder

Composite journal notebook

1 pocket folder

Pens

Mrs. Purdy Chorus

1 inch black clear view binder
Pencils

Mr. Morrison Global Studies 9

Binder

Notebook/Looseleaf Paper

Pockets for handouts

Highlighters or Colored pencils

Pens/Pencils

Mr. Connelly: Global 10

1 3 Subject Five-Star Notebook for Class Notes

1 1 Subject Notebook for Essays

1 folder for handouts

Pencils and Pens.... a lot of them

Mr. Wilson, Social Studies

1 subject spiral notebook

Loose leaf paper

Pocket folder

Pens/pencils

1 Large binder for AP History only

Ms. Green Living Environment 1a & 2a

3-Ring plastic binder (for Science only use)

Composition book (not a spiral notebook)

1 Paper folder with pockets

Pens & Pencils

Loose-leaf Paper

Ms. Green Environmental Science

3 ring binder (for Science only)

Composition book (not a spiral notebook)

Pens & Pencils

Loose-leaf paper

Ms. Green Anatomy & Physiology

3-ring binder (for Science only)

Pens & Pencils

Loose-leaf paper

Mr. Braham Earth Science

Three ring binder with paper

Blue or black ink pens

pencils

colored pencils

4 function calculator

Mr. Winters Living Environment

2” 3 ring binder

Living Environment materials

Mrs. Bieber, Chemistry and Physics

A 2 or 3" 3-ring binder with 12 dividers and 50 sheets of loose leaf paper

Mr. Kneeshaw Technology

My supplies for all classes should be:

2 inch - 3 ring binder with pencil pocket.

d paper

Graph paper

Thumb drive to save files

Pens/Pencils

Erasers

Drafting students should have mechanical pencils with a .05 mm lead size.

Mr. Duffy’s class

2 notebooks

Some pens and pencils

Gym clothes : Shorts & Sneakers

Health Mr. Skiff

Three Ring Binder. at least 1.5 inches

Looseleaf paper

Mr. Strong, Spanish Classes:

Spanish 1 and 2:

1 - Folder

1 - Notebook

Spanish 3 and AP Spanish:

1 - Folder

1 - Notebook

1 - Spanish/English Dictionary

Mr. Howard, French classes

French-English dictionary

1 inch binder

Subject dividers

Folders (3)

Mrs. Love Algebra B Algebra 2, 2A & Pre Calculus

Notebook –3 ring binder with paperand section dividers or spiral notebookwith pockets folder

Graph paper

Pencils and erasers (preferred)

Book—covered

Mrs. Love con’t

Calculator—recommend you purchase a TI-83/84 calculator

If you do not have acalculator, you must provided 4 triple A batteries for a school calculator

Mr. Rounds Geometry A, Geometry & Calculus

  1. At least a 3 subject Spiral Notebook
  2. 2 or 3 inch 3 ring binder
  3. Graph Paper
  4. Book Cover
  5. Pencils with Erasers and Pens
  6. Calculator A TI 83 or 84 is preferred, Calculus- A TI 89 will be most useful) If one can’t be purchased the students must bring in 4 AAA batteries to use the schools calculator.

Ms. Dyer, 9th and 11th grade English

ring binder (2 inch)

loose leaf paper

dividers

blue or black pen only (no pencils)

composition book for journal writing (not spiral bound)

flash drive

Ms. Jones, 10th/12/12A English

3 ring binder with paper

Blue or black pens

Highlighters

Package of post it notes

3x5 index cards

No pencils

Ms. Jones, AP English

3 ring binder with paper at least 5 dividers

Blue or black pens

Post it notes

Highlighters

No pencils

English 9 & 9A – Waterhouse

It is important to determine from Day One to do your best; I am confident that you will enjoy the feeling of success that comes with your best effort. What happens this year will begin your high school career. I look forward to getting to know you, to working and laughing together, to learning with you, and maybe teaching you a thing or two this year.

The materials and supplies that you will need in order to be prepared for class are:

  1. A 1 ½” – 2” three-ring binder with five dividers.
  2. This will be checked as part of your homework grade for neatness, organization, and completeness periodically.
  3. Loose leaf paper.
  4. Pens (blue or black ink only) and pencils.
  5. 1 package of erasers.
  6. 3 different color highlighters.
  7. A pencil bag that snaps into the binder to help with organization.
  8. A package of 3X5 and 4X6 index cards for vocabulary flashcards and the research project.
  9. 1 marble composition book for your journal.
  10. 2 two-pocket folders.
  11. A flash drive.
  12. Something for writing down and organizing your assignments.

Homework:

It is essential for your success that you develop good habits early. Homework counts as part of your grade, even though it is a small part numerically. The discipline of doing the work and the practice that it provides is “priceless.” Reading is homework, and studying for quizzes is homework. If you do not make the time and devote yourself to completing all assignments, including reading and studying, you will not find yourself successful in this class.

Your grade for the year will be based on the following:

1. Preparation and participation 5%

2. Homework 15%

3. Journal 15%

4. Quizzes 25%

5. Tests and essays 40%

6. Projects (the grade percentage will be based on size of project)

I look forward to an exciting ninth grade year together.

Mrs. Waterhouse