School Supplies List

Donations are helpful, NOT required.

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

• Baby Wipes
• Clorox Wipes
• Tissues
• Hand Sanitizer
• Bandaids
• Ziplock Baggies (any size)
• Play Dough
• Foam Shapes, letters, etc
• Cotton balls
• Googly Eyes
• Pipe Cleaners
• Beads
• Feathers
• Pom pom balls
• Popsicle Sticks
• Art Supplies
• White Printer Paper
• White Cardstock
• Wet Erase Markers
• Dry Erase Markers
• Small candies (skittles, M&M's, gummy bears, smarties, etc...)
• Snack Items (goldfish, crackers, fruit snacks, etc...)

Donations are helpful, NOT required.

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

• Dry-erase markers, preferably the thin black EXPO ones
• Clorox wipes
• Kleenex tissues
• Band-Aids
• Glue sticks
• Hand sanitizer
• Washable Crayola colored markers, both thick and fine-tip
• Ream of white copy paper
• Snacks for the class [goldfish, fruit snacks, club crackers, ritz crackers, graham crackers, cheez-its, pretzels, etc.]. These do not need to be individually packaged. 
• Pencils

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

• Clorox Wipes
• Hand Sanitizer (take off the list for Von Der Lieth and Nelson)
• Dry Erase Markers-fine tip, if possible
• Glue Sticks (Ieave off for Von Der Lieth and Nelson)
• Pencils (presharpened)
• 1 ream of copy paper or cardstock
• Kleenex
• Snacks to share with the class (goldfish, fruit snacks, crackers, graham crackers)
• Gallon-size Ziploc bags 
• Dixie cups (3 oz bathcups)
• Plastic straws-leave off list
• Crayola markers (thick or thin size)
• Plain colored band-aids
• Optional: One Pair of Headphones- It will be used for your child when using Chromebooks and will be returned at the end of the year. Please label these.
   

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

Donations are helpful, NOT required.

Donations to to be kept with your child:

• 4-5 fine-point dry-erase markers (NO neon colors please)
• 1 pink, yellow, and green highlighter
• 1-2 pink erasers

• #2 pencils
• 12 Colored pencils
• Solid plastic folder (with prongs, label this one!) - Not needed in Mrs. Olsen’s class
• 2 spiral-bound, wide ruled notebooks (one for writing and one for units. You can label these as well) - Not needed in Mrs. Pratt’s class
• 1 red pen
• 2-3 boxes of facial tissues
• Box of 24 crayons
• 1 glue stick 
• 1-2 containers of Clorox wipes  
• 1-2 bags of small individually wrapped candies (for rewards, no suckers please)

• Box of Band-Aids 
• Optional for Olsen’s class: Headphones in a labeled zip lock bag to be used in class (this will be returned at the end of the year)

Please don’t bring:

Pencil box/bag (please don’t send one from home) 

Homework folder (different from the solid plastic folder with prongs)

     Scissors    

Rulers  

Individual pencil sharpeners

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

Peterson

All items will be shared among the class; everything else the class needs will be supplied.

• Pack of fine-tip Expo markers
• Box(es) of tissues
• Disinfecting wipes
• Box of pencils
• Treats or prizes for the prize bucket
• Highlighters
• Box of Band-Aids
• Pack of white printer paper

Wise

• Pack of fine-point dry-erase markers, darker colors work best
• Pack of regular (wider tip) dry-erase markers, darker colors
• Wide-ruled spiral notebook
• Pocket folder
• Box of tissues to share with the class
• Disinfecting wipes to share
• Extra pencils
• Ream of paper, any color (white used most often), to share
• Treats or prizes to share in the prize box
• Box of Band-Aids

Thank you! We can't wait for a great year!
Ms. Peterson and Mrs. Wise

Please let us know if you have any questions:

alysa.peterson@ccsdut.org

cathryn.wise@ccsdut.org

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

 All 4th Grade Classes

• Highlighting marker (yellow)
• 3-4 Whiteboard markers and a sock (darker colors)
• Glue sticks to share (ADD)
• Extra #2 pencils to share (CHANGE WORDING)
• Pink eraser
• Lysol spray (REMOVE)
• Clorox type disinfecting wipes (ADD)
• Kleenex 2 boxes
• Box of Bandaids
• Hand sanitizer (ADD)
• Individually wrapped candies.  Starbursts, Jolly Ranchers, Smarties, Tootsie Rolls, laffy taffy, chocolate, etc. 
• Anything cute or little I could put in a prize jar

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

Please label everything with your name

Classroom donation suggestions for the whole classes

• Tissues
• Sanitizer wipes
• Hand sanitizer
• Dry erase markers
• Small wrapped candy
• Box of Band-Aids

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used during the regular school day. They may be brought from home on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the school.

For Student

• 2 highlighters

• 3 Dry erase markers

• plastic pencil case

• large erase

• scissors

• 5 pencils

• gluestick

• Scissors

For the class 

• Boxes of tissues

• Disinfecting wipes 

• Hand sanitizer 

• Dry erase markers

• Box of Bandaids

• Prizes for prize bucket

• Extra of any of the individual student supplies

Many times we have parents that will ask “What else can we help with?” We are always in need of small edibles. This could include:

• goldfish/cheese its/crackers

• Fruit snacks

• Individually wrapped candies: Starbursts, Jolly ranchers, Smarties, Tootsie rolls

• Etc.

Thank you! I am looking forward to a great year with your kids! 

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used in the speech-language room(s). They may be brought purely on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the speech language classroom.

Donations are helpful, NOT required.

Donations for day-to-day classroom activities:

• Cardstock - white or colored 
• Kleenex Tissues
• Hand Sanitizer (prefer spray)
• Ziplock Bags (gallon, sandwich, snack)
• Clorox brand wipes

Items for Prizes/Incentives:

• Funsize Individually Wrapped Candies
• Neat/Unique School Supplies
• Small Toys - (bird themed is a bonus)
• Fun large stickers
• Small candies [skittles, m&m (not peanut or peanut butter), smarties, sweet tarts, sour candies, candy corn, etc] not individually wrapped 

Keep in mind, I see students in small groups. I have 80 students, but they come in small groups and will share materials except prizes & treats. 

Mrs. Walker and Mrs. May

NOTICE: The items on this list will be used in the K-3 Resource room. They may be brought purely on a voluntary basis, otherwise, they will be furnished by the resource room. 

Donations are helpful, NOT required.

Donations for day-to-day classroom activities:

• Cardstock
• Brights Colored Paper
• Reams of white copy paper
• Dry Erase Markers (preferably black) thick or thin
• Disinfecting Wipes
• Tissues
• Hand Sanitizer
• Crayola colored markers
• Pencils
• Pencil Erasers
• Plain Colored Band-Aids
• Snack for the students (goldfish, fruit snacks, granola bars, animal crackers). These do not have to be individually wrapped.

Items for Prizes/Incentives:

• Funsize Individually Wrapped Candy
• Neat/Unique School Supplies
• Erasers
• Fun Pens or Pencils
• Small candies (skittles, m&m (not peanut or peanut butter), smarties, sweet tarts, candy corn, etc...) These do not have to be individually wrapped either

We see students in small groups or work with them 1:1. We have around 20 students and they share materials, other than prizes.

We see students in small groups or work with them 1:1. We have around 20 students but they come individually or in small groups and will share materials, other than prizes.