6 West Family

Required

1. Pencils (We prefer no mechanical pencils)

2. Loose leaf paper (for assignments)

3. Five pocket folders (hole punched)

4. Three spiral notebooks for notes in math, social studies and language arts

5. Pens-blue or black ink

6. Five subject notebook for Science

7. One Trapper Keeper to hold spiral notebooks and loose leaf paper

Please do not bring:

• White out

• Gel pens

• Backpacks with wheels

Mrs. Kobbe
Mr. Keeler
Mrs. McClure
Mrs. McLaughlin

6 East Family

1. pencils

2. pens (blue or black in only)

3. a 1-1/2 inch white three ring binder

4. a 1 inch green binder

5. divider tabs

6. loose leaf paper

7. a pocket folder (that fits into a binder)

8. a spiral 1 subject notebook

9. composition notebook

10. pencil container

For students who have humanities with Mrs. Shephard please bring:

• A red pocket folder

• A red spiral 1 subject notebook

For students who have humanities with Ms. Edinger please bring:

• A 1 inch red binder

Please do not bring:

• Trapper Keeper

• White out

• Gel pens

     Thank you for your cooperation, and we would love to hear from you. We have included our
summer e-mail addresses.

Ms. Edinger
Mrs. Shephard
Mrs. Yehl
Mrs. Varga
Mrs. Smith

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GRADE 6 - FOREIGN LANGUAGE

1. ONE 2" THREE-RING BINDER                                                 

2. ONE 2 POCKET FOLDER

3. ONE BINDER PENCIL POUCH

4. LINED PAPER

5. PENS OR PENCILS

6. CRAYONS OR COLORED PENCILS (SET OF 12 OR 16)

7. ONE SPIRAL NOTEBOOK

Mrs. Zellet
Mrs. Nolan

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7 West Family

Required

1. Pens with blue or black ink (no red except for social studies, no gel for any class please)

2. Red pens for use in social studies class only (about 48 cents for 10 pens at a local store)

3. Pencils with #2 lead and eraser tops or separate eraser

4. Yellow highlighter to highlight missing homework & notes

5. Colored pencils for maps & diagrams

6. Loose-leaf notebook paper

7. 8 BIG separate folders with double pockets (larger are easier to use)

8. NON-BREAKABLE ruler with both cm and inches (rulers with holes break easily)

9. Protractor (small - 5" - 6" preferred)

10. One single subject spiral notebook for English

11. Composition book for science labs to be kept in science room

12. Social Studies inexpensive 3-ring loose-leaf notebook (1 1/2 to 2" deep) to be kept in Social Studies room

13. 8 BIG separate folders with double pockets (larger are easier to use):

    • 2 for English; 1 for Health; 1 for Science; 1 for Social Studies; 1 for Foreign Language; 1 for other information

 STRONGLY Recommended:

• 3 tab dividers for the social studies loose-leaf notebook

 These May Also Be Helpful:

• Flat zipper pocket for colored pencils and math items

• Small book bag (smaller can fit in small lockers and weighs less on young, growing backs)

• Small home dictionary

• Some type of binder to hold large folders to carry back and forth to classes and home

NOT Needed: Assignment pads do not need to be purchased because CFA provides them.

      
Mrs. Hills              
Mrs. Hurd             
Mr. Newman 
Mrs. Prendergast

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7 East Family

1. Loose leaf paper and a folder to keep it in.

2. Pencils

3. Erasers

4. Pens (blue or black ink only)

5. Two spiral notebooks for note taking (Math & Science)

6. One composition notebook

7. Folders with pockets for each class (to store papers)

8. One small pack of colored pencils (primary colors for map work)

9. Standard ruler with inches and centimeters

Mrs. Cobb
Mrs. O’Loughlin
Mrs. Dening
Mr. Irmischer
Mrs. Bielski

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Grade 7 - Foreign Language

1. Three-ring binder (2-inch)
2. Pencils
3. Pens (blue or black ink)
4. Highlighter
5. Colored pencils or crayons
6. A pouch that hooks in the binder to hold all these writing materials.

7. Loose leaf paper

Mrs. Munoz
Ms. Tuttle
Mrs. Zellet

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8 East & 8 West Families
 

***The colors for notebooks/folders/binders are suggestions to encourage organization for the students and unity within our 8^th grade team. 

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