First Grade Supplies--2011-2012

Glue sticks, disinfecting wipes for tables or hands & face, paper towels, small paper cups, large box goldfish crackers, snacks for recess time, paper grocery bags with handles, zip lock gallon baggies, disinfecting liquid hand soap, soft kleenex tissues

Mrs. Moore's Second Grade Supplies--2011-2012

My 2nd graders each need to bring a bag of money for Everyday Math lessons:  to consist of 20 pennies, 5 nickels, 10 dimes and 4 quarters.  No other individual supplies are needed other than their own backpack.  Classroom supplies that parents could donate (and would be appreciated!) are:  antibacterial hand soap, hand sanitizer, glue sticks, expo pens for dry erase boards. 

 Third Grade Supplies--2011-2012

 For 3rd grade, students need pencils, erasers, 1-2 red pens, white lined paper (not notebooks). Nice but not necessary, glue stick and pencil sharpener.

Mr. Lawson’s Supply List  2011-2012

With many retailers offering great deals on school supplies this time of year, it’s a good idea to buy school supplies in bulk.  Here is a list for both 5^th and 6^th graders of some of the things you will need to be prepared for work in my History, Reading, and Language Arts classrooms.  Consider the quantities listed here to be suggestions.  The top priority items for me will always be pencil and paper, followed by binders and folders for organizing homework.  If you show up every day with those items, you will be taking the first step toward having a great year!

• binder paper, 81/2” X 11”, (5 reams)
• 1-2 doz. pencil cap erasers  
• 3-4 doz. Dixon Ticonderoga pencils (or any quality brand)
• 1 box colored pencils
• 1 box fine-line markers (black Flair pens or Sharpies)
• 6   2-pocket folders (no prongs)
• 3-4 spiral notebooks (wide rule)
• 2 lg. book covers for textbooks
• highlighters

 I did not include a 3-ring binder with dividers on this list, however, with three different teachers and three classrooms to go to every day, I would suggest at least one  to keep yourself organized.  Also, there may be items not on this list that Mrs. Grabek and Mrs. Willhite will require, or there may be things you need for all three teachers.  Use your best judgement in case of overlap.

    I hope this isn’t too confusing!  If you have any questions or concerns, you can call (530-549-4488 ext.105) or email me (glawson@shastalink.k12.ca.us) and I’ll be glad to help clear things up for you.   I hope everyone had a relaxing summer.  I can’t wait to get started on a new school year!    See you soon,

Mr. Lawson 

5th & 6th Grade  Supply List

 ·        Large binder or expandable pocket folder with 6 sections labeled

o       Homework

o       Math

o       Reading

o       Language

o       History

o       Science

·        Wide ruled binder paper (each quarter)

·        a good supply of pencils with eraser tops

·        2 black/blue pens

·        2 Red correction pens (each quarter)

·        supply pouch or box that can be carried in a backpack

·        Texas Instruments 30XA Scientific Calculator ( $11.00 used in 5th, 6th and 7th grades)

·        colored pencils

·        5 non adhesive book covers (stretchy or paper bag)

·        backpack or book bag (students will be moving between classrooms)

Seventh Grade Supplies--2011-2012

Back To Class

 NCCS                                   7^th Grade

2011/2012                          Mrs. Flagg

 Welcome to Jr. High!

             I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you back for another year at North Cow Creek School.  This promises to be a very exciting and fun-filled year.

            The goal of 7^th grade is to begin preparation for high school and to help each student become a productive young adult in their community.  This is accomplished through an enriched environment that will help the student grow intellectually, physically, and emotionally.  I believe in the continued promotion of self-esteem and independence by providing a safe, balanced, and complete classroom setting.

            Much of the 7^th grade curriculum is activity and project based putting emphasis on the California Curriculum Based Standards.  Expectations are high for each student, but with continued support from parents and teachers, students will rise to the challenge of the year and successfully move on to the 8^th grade.

            As always, there are a few “business” items that I need to take care of.  Hopefully, you can still take advantage of the great school supply sales at local businesses around town.

 Required School Supplies:

*Pre-Algebra

*Language Arts

*Literature*Social Studies

*Life Science

*Homework

 Thanks for your cooperation J,

Mrs. Flagg ---See you on the 24th!

 EIGHTH GRADE SUPPLIES

 It might be helpful to have 2 separate binders (1 1/2 - 2 inches) with subject dividers, one for each classroom.

Mrs. Lynn

              * Binder

               * Pencils

               * Pens

               * Manual Pencil Sharpener

               * Inexpensive Calculator

               * 5-Dividers/Folders for your binder

               * Pencil Pouch/Box