students are expected to always bring a pencil (or pen) and paper to each class

Students are expected to always bring a pencil (or pen) and paper to each class. Each student will be given a free student planner on the first day of school. Students are required to bring the planner to all classes. During the school year, the students may have to complete projects that require specific supplies not listed. Please occasionally examine your child’s student planner or Progressbook account for updates. Social Studies – Mr. Dixon pencils yellow highlighters paper a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) 3 dividers Math – Mrs. Henry pencils (no pens) paper a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) 3 dividers calculator (required) recommended brand - Texas Instruments TI30XIIS Science – Mrs. Rosenberger pencils pens paper a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) dividers book cover 7 th grade Reading – Mrs. Skipworth pencils black or blue ink pens a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) with two pockets 5 dividers loose leaf paper (college or wide ruled) 2 pocket folder The folder will be stored in the classroom. book cover pencil-top erasers (optional) 7 th grade Health – Mr. Shoupe pencils, pens, and paper 7 th grade Grammar & Composition - Ms. Singleton pencils black or regular blue ink pens 2 pocket folder a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) with pockets The binder will be stored in the classroom. paper (college or wide ruled) loose leaf paper or paper removed, as needed, from a spiral notebook Physical Education Mr. Shoupe Students are required to change into “gym clothes” for P.E. Items such as t-shirts, shorts, sweatpants or sweatshirts are comfortable and practical. Deodorant is also helpful. This year students will have two separate classes in order to meet the new English Language Arts Common Core State Standards. Instead of a blocked schedule, the class has been divided into one period of Reading and one period of Grammar and Composition. Donations of tissues or disinfecting wipes are always appreciated. 7 th 8 th Unless speciﬁed, the student may use loose leaf paper or spiral notebooks. The school recommends the purchase of a lock, which the student can easily use, in order to secure his/her locker. 8 th grade Financial Literacy – Mrs. Merrill pencils and pens Academic Content Enrichment (6 th period) pencils, pens, and paper 8 th grade Reading - Ms. Singleton pencils black or regular blue ink pens book cover 2 pocket folder a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) with pockets The binder will be stored in the classroom. paper (college or wide ruled) loose leaf paper or paper removed, as needed, from a spiral notebook 8 th grade Grammar & Composition Mrs. Skipworth pencils black or blue ink pens a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) with two pockets 5 dividers loose leaf paper (college or wide ruled) 2 pocket folder The folder will be stored in the classroom. pencil-top erasers (optional)

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7 th. Green Jr. High School Supply List. 8 th. Students are expected to always bring a pencil (or pen) and paper to each class. Each student will be given a free student planner on the first day of school. Students are required to bring the planner to all classes. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Students are expected to always bring a pencil (or pen) and paper to each class.

Each student will be given a free student planner on the first day of school. Students are required to bring the planner to all classes.

During the school year, the students may have to complete projects that require specific supplies not listed. Please occasionally examine your child’s student planner or Progressbook account for updates.

Social Studies – Mr. Dixon pencils

yellow highlighterspaper

a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches)

3 dividers

Math – Mrs. Henry pencils (no pens)

papera 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches)

3 dividers calculator (required)

recommended brand - Texas Instruments TI30XIIS

Science – Mrs. Rosenberger pencils

penspaper

a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches)dividers

book cover

7th grade Reading – Mrs. Skipworthpencils

black or blue ink pens a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) with two pockets

5 dividersloose leaf paper (college or wide ruled)

2 pocket folder The folder will be stored in the classroom. book cover

pencil-top erasers (optional)

7th grade Health – Mr. Shoupepencils, pens, and paper

7th grade Grammar & Composition - Ms. Singleton pencils

black or regular blue ink pens2 pocket folder

a 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) with pocketsThe binder will be stored in the classroom.

paper (college or wide ruled)loose leaf paper or paper removed, as needed, from a spiral notebook

Physical Education Mr. Shoupe

Students are required to change into “gym clothes” for P.E. Items such as t-shirts, shorts, sweatpants or sweatshirts are comfortable and practical. Deodorant is also helpful.

This year students will have two separate classes in order to meet the new English Language Arts Common Core State Standards. Instead of a blocked schedule, the class has been divided into one period of Reading and one period of Grammar and Composition.

Donations of tissues or disinfecting wipes are always appreciated.

7th 8th

Unless specified, the student may use loose leaf paper or spiral notebooks.

The school recommends the purchase of a lock, which the student can easily use, in order to secure his/her locker.

8th grade Financial Literacy – Mrs. Merrillpencils and pens

Academic Content Enrichment (6th period)pencils, pens, and paper

8th grade Reading - Ms. Singleton pencils

black or regular blue ink pensbook cover

2 pocket foldera 3-ring binder (1 inch or 1½ inches) with pockets

The binder will be stored in the classroom. paper (college or wide ruled)

loose leaf paper or paper removed, as needed, from a spiral notebook

8th grade Grammar & Composition Mrs. Skipworth