2019-2020 Supply List

Reading 7

• 1.5″ or 2”  3 ring binder with pockets. The more durable the better. Do not combine Reading binder with the binder of another subject-it will get too heavy.
• 3 plastic separators with pockets for binder—Tabs should be labeled: Calendar, Notes/Stories, Quizzes/Tests
• 1 3-prong folder, with pockets (cardboard or plastic–no black colors) Please insert– and secure with the 3 prongs–25 sheets of loose-leaf paper and write student’s name on folder cover with a Sharpie marker. This will be the Reading Journal.
• loose leaf paper-wide rule. Reinforced loose leaf is recommended, especially if your student is not gentle with their items 🙂
• Pens: 5 black ball point pens for homework, quizzes and tests, plus 2 red pens for correcting.  No gel type pens as they bleed through loose leaf.
• Highlighter–any color
• Dictionary–for at home use. It must have pronunciations for all words. Do not purchase pocket dictionaries as your student will not be able to find definitions and pronunciations for all the words they will be assigned.
• 1 paper bag to create a book cover for Reading book.

Grammar 7 – Mrs. Summers

• 1- 1 1/2 in binder
•  1 package of 5 tab dividers
•  1 package of pencils
•  1 package each of red and black pens
•  3 packages of 3″ x 5″ index cards
•  1 package of colored pencils
•  1 package of highlighters ( must have yellow, green, blue, and pink)
•  1 package of Stickies tabs
•  3 packages of  filler paper (college ruled)

Grammar 7 – Mrs. Ciskanik

• 1- 1 1/2 in binder
• 3 plastic separators with pockets for binder—Tabs should be labeled: Calendar, Notes, Quizzes/Tests
•  1 package of pencils with erasers- mechanical is best
•  5 each: red and black pens
•  3″ x 5″ index cards- about 80 cards-lined or unlined, white or colored
•  2 highlighters any color
•  1 package of loose-leaf paper (college or wide ruled)
• 1 brown paper bag to cover Grammar text book
• Clear packing tape (or clear Contact paper) to reinforce bindings of Grammar and Vocabulary workbooks

Grammar 8/Grammar Foundations

• 1 durable pocket folder
• 1 spiral notebook (1 subject)
• 1 small box of colored pencils
• 4 pencils & 4 pens

Reading 8 

• 1- 1 1/2 in binder
•  1 package of 5 tab dividers
•  1 package of pencils
•  1 package each of red and black pens
•  3 packages of 3″ x 5″ index cards
•  1 package of colored pencils
•  1 package of highlighters ( must have yellow, green, blue, and pink)
•  1 package of Stickies tabs
•  3 packages of  filler paper (college ruled)

Grammar 9

• Organization: 1 1-inch (or larger) Binder OR Section of a Binder with loose leaf paper and 3 Dividers: NOTES, HOMEWORK, and QUIZZES/TESTS
• Black/Blue pens and/or Pencils
• Red pen for correcting work

English 9

• 1 durable folder
• ring binder with loose leaf paper for taking notes and either pockets or a hole punch for storing hand-outs.

English 10

• Organization: 1 1-inch (or larger) Binder OR Section of a Binder with loose leaf paper and 4 Dividers: NOTES, HOMEWORK, HANDOUTS, and QUIZZES/TESTS
• 1 Composition-style notebook for daily journals
• Black/Blue pens and/or Pencils
• Red pen for correcting work
• A pen of any legible color that is NOT red for editing work (Ex. green, purple, pink)

English 11

Notebook and pen/pencil. The notebook can be a shared one with multiple classes

English 12

• Single subject notebook or a section of a binder
• Pocket folder—sturdy, for handouts all year
• Loose leaf paper
• Pens

Language and Logic

• 3 ring binder
• pens of blue or black ink

Speech

A ring binder, with loose leaf paper for taking notes and either pockets or a hole punch for storing hand-outs.

American Government

One- multi-subject notebook, one-composition notebook, pens

American History

One- regular notebook, one- composition notebook, pens

Economics

Notebook and pen/pencil. The notebook can be a shared one with multiple classes.

World Culture – Mrs Pogue

World Culture-4 or 5 Subject Notebook or/Binder-any size with loose leaf paper and a pocket folder-any color or style

World History II 

One- regular notebook, One- composition notebook, pens

World History III

One- regular notebook, one- composition notebook, pens

General Math

1 1/2 binder with loose leaf paper

Pre-Algebra with Mrs. Hall

• 1-inch (or larger) three-ring binder exclusively for math class along with 5 dividers.  
• lined and/or graph paper
• pencils with erasers 
• red pen 
• ruler  
• a scientific calculator, which we will begin using after Christmas

Algebra I – Mrs Lucas

• pencil (preferably mechanical)
• eraser
• graph paper (pale blue lined is best)
• 3-ring binder (for returned homework, quizzes and tests)
• scientific calculator
• Students may work from either a spiral notebook or  3- ring binder

Algebra I – Mrs Zadnik

• pencil (preferably mechanical) and eraser
• graph paper to be put into a 3-ring binder
• 3-ring binder (homework, quizzes and tests)
• scientific calculator
• a spiral notebook for note taking
• red ink pen

Algebra II – Mrs Lucas

• pencil (preferably mechanical)
• eraser
• graph paper (pale blue lined is best)
• 3-ring binder (for returned homework, quizzes and tests)
• TI -84, TI – 83 (if buying, purchase the TI – 84)
• Students may work from either a spiral notebook or  3- ring binder

Algebra II – Mr Hoffman

• Three ring binder for returned quizzes and tests
• Spiral Notebook for homework
• Graph paper.
• TI-83 or TI-84 or TI-84 Plus graphing calculator.
• Pencils and high-quality erasers.
• Red correction pen

Geometry

• Spiral notebook – 3 subject or larger to be used just for Geometry
• Loose leaf paper
• Pencils
• Graph paper and straight edge – not needed until 4th quarter
• Scientific calculator – TI-83 or better preferred, but not required

Geometry – Mrs. Zadnik

• Spiral notebook
• 3-ring binder
• Loose leaf paper
• red ink pen
• Pencils and erasers
• Graph paper (to put into 3-ring binder) and straight edge
• Scientific calculator – TI-83 or better preferred, but not required

Pre-Calculus

• pencil (preferably mechanical)
• eraser
• graph paper (pale blue lined is best)
• 3-ring binder (for returned homework, quizzes and tests)
• TI -84, TI – 83 (if buying, purchase the TI – 84)
• Students may work from either a spiral notebook or  3- ring binder

Statistics DE

• Notebook for note taking and a folder for handouts and tests
• TI 83 or TI 84 calculator
• On-line access code for the course website – directions will be given the first day of class. In the past the access code has been about $100. There is a statistical software package as well as an electronic version of the text on the website so it is not necessary to purchase the hardcover textbook, however, students are encouraged to purchase or rent a textbook (even a past edition) if they do not think they will readily read an electronic version.
• Textbook for class: Statistics, the Art and Science of Learning from Data, 4th ed., Agresti, Franklin, & Klingenberry

ISBN 13:978-0-321-99783-8

ISBN 10:0-321-99783-2

Life Science

• 1 1.5 inch single subject binder
• 40 page protectors
• Loose Leaf paper
• Graph paper

Physical Science (Science 8)

• Three ring binder, paper to be inserted in three-ring binder.
• A basic math calculator will work for Physical Science as long as it has exponents, and square roots.
• Mechanical pencils and a high quality eraser.
• Two Red or Purple ink pens.
• Flash Drive
• Recommended personal items (Generic ones are available in class)
• Safety glasses
• Reusable rubber Gloves (Latex free, vinyl free)

Earth and Space Science

• 5 Star 3 or 5 subject notebook with folders inside
• composition book

Biology & Adv Biology

Notebook for note taking and a folder/binder for keeping handouts. (The lab fee covers lab notebooks and science fair log books  along with consumable lab supplies.)

Chemistry I & II

• 1″ or 2″ three ring binder
• Loose leaf paper (students may want to have some graph paper handy for use second semester when we do more problem solving. It helps to keep the math tidy)
• Pencils and erasers
• Scientific or graphing calculator (if students have a graphing calculator for math class that is fine, if not, a scientific one will be more than sufficient)

Intro to Engineering DE

• Textbook: (Buy new, used or rent)
• Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering, 5th Edition. Saeed Moaveni. Cengage Learning. ISBN 978-1-305-08476-6
• Three ring binder
• Standard paper to be inserted in three-ring binder.
• Mechanical pencil & erasers
• Calculator
• Flash drive
• Access to a computer
  • Internet
  • EXCEL (Part of Microsoft office)

German

2 packs of 3X5 cards and a box of Kleenex tissues

Latin I – Mrs. Pogue

Latin I-Notebook with Folder pocket inside or/Binder-any size with loose leaf paper

Latin I-IV – Mrs. Wilson

For all Latin I-IV classes – a working writing utensil and either a one subject or larger notebook combined with a folder OR just a 1 inch or larger binder

Spanish I – Mrs Pennefather

• Binder with dividers and folders, and plenty of loose leaf paper (reinforced works best).

• I strongly encourage page protectors, colored highlighters, pens for class and pencils for tests.

• They will also be required to cover their book

• 4 packages of notecards

Spanish II – Mrs Salas

• Binder with dividers and folders, and plenty of loose leaf paper (reinforced works best).

• I strongly encourage page protectors, colored highlighters, pens for class and pencils for tests.

• They will also be required to cover their book

Spanish II – Mrs Martella

• 2-4 packets of notecards for flashcards

• Binder or organizational system of your choice

Spanish III

• 2-4 packets of notecards for flashcards

• Binder or organizational system of your choice

Spanish DE

• 2-4 packets of notecards for flashcards

• Binder or organizational system of your choice

Spanish for Heritage Speakers-Intermediate Level

• 2-4 packets of notecards for flashcards

• Binder or organizational system of your choice

Band (Beg, Inter, Adv)

• pencil w/ good eraser

• instrument in working condition

• any necessary instrument accessories (reeds, mouthpieces, valve oil, etc.)

Chorus I & II

pencil w/ good eraser

Computers

Students must have a USB drive they can leave at school with them on the first day of classes.

Life Skills Girls

1” binder with 3 divisions for handouts

Music Appreciation

• pencil w/ good eraser

• notebook

• pocket folder for handouts

Structured Study Hall

2 packs of 3X5 cards and a box of Kleenex tissues