Class Supply Lists for the Beginning of 2021/2022

• A tub/pencil box/shoe box for school supplies (to teach organization). 
• Scissors 
• Pencils (I'd recommend only giving them 4 sharpened, one for every day of the week, then sharpening them before the week starts. Pencils disappear quickly)
• purple glue sticks as needed (give these to them one at a time! These also disappear quickly)
• crayons/markers
• black sharpie (very rarely)
• watercolor paints
• counters for math about 30. You can use so many different things: pennies, small lego pieces, little shopkins characters, dry beans, craft pom-pom balls, or fun seasonal erasers from the dollar section
• paper (scrap paper, computer paper, construction paper)

• a ruler with centimeters and inches
• a coin purse with w/ 8 quarters, 10 dimes, 10 nickels, 30 pennies (I know coins are hard to come by now, play or printable coins will work too)
• a deck of playing cards with the face value cards taken out (Dollar Tree has 2 sets for $1)
• dominoes (Dollar Tree has a great mini set, perfect for little hands)

 

2nd Grade:

• Glue sticks 
• Scissors
• Pencils
• Crayons, markers or colored pencils
• Blank paper 
• A black pen or sharpie
• Watercolors 
• Construction paper (one multicolor package)

3rd Grade:

• 3 Composition Books (Science, History, and Literature)
• Colored pencils
• Pencils, Pens
• For Math Intermediate 5: 3 Ring Binder

4th Grade:

• 3 Composition Books (Science, History, and Literature)
• Colored pencils
• Pencils, Pens
• For Math Intermediate 5: 3 Ring Binder

5th Grade:

Essentials: 

• a computer with a keyboard, camera, and microphone (each student should have their own. Contact f.tran@chpcs.org if you need to borrow one.)
• internet access
• headphones 
• a table or desk where the student can work during the school day  
• 8.5x11 white paper
• loose leaf lined paper
• 1.5" binder
• 3-hole punch
• pens 
• pencil
• markers
• colored pencils
• pencil sharpener
• scissors
• glue stick

Nice to have: 

• dividers for the binder (labels: math, writing, riggs, science, history, chinese or spanish) 
• tape
• sharpie
• stapler 
• graph paper
• printer

6th Grade:

This year Ms. Gausman is asking for $30 and she will purchase these supplies. 

• Fine point dry erase markers (black or dark colors please)
• 3 3-subject spiral notebooks or 7-8 single-subject spiral notebooks. (no composition books- they do not lie flat for photographing/turning in)
• Blue or black ink pens
• highlighter
• Colored pencils or markers (student preference)
• Post-it notes
• Glue sticks
• Scissors
• Ruler

7th Grade:

• Black or blue ballpoint pens
• Colored pencils or crayons
• 1 large 3 subject notebook, or 3 separate smaller notebooks for History, English, and Science
• blank paper for drawing maps and drafting for projects
• A basic folder
• A bottle of glue  
• 2 notebooks for math
• graph paper for math
• protractor, ruler, and compass for math and homeroom assignments

8th Grade:

• Computer device with web access (we have options available, if your student does not have an appropriate device)
• White board markers
• Planner (supplied by school and picked up the last week of August)
• Lined paper for writing
• Pens of any color except pink, yellow, or purple
• Well lit area to photograph hand written work

Mandarin Chinese:

• handwriting practice paper for 2nd grade and up
• 2nd to 4th grade students also need to prepare pencils and erasers
• from 5th grade and up each student will need to prepare a fountain pen and ink

Spanish:

• A lined composition notebook
• flash cards
• dark ink pen or fine tip marker (no pencils so that when students scan or photograph their work, the dark ink will be easier to read)

Art: 

• 8 1/2 x 11 sketchbook to take notes, journal, practice techniques, and produce their work in.