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2019- 2020 8Th Grade Supply List 2019- 2020 8th grade Supply List General: • Paper – loose leaf • Pens – pack of colored ballpoint (black, blue, red and green) • Sharpened Pencils • Pencil pocket sharpener • Colored pencils • Highlighters – multi-colored • Jump drive (USB flash drive) • 1 – pair of headphones/ear buds for computer use • Sticky notes • Glue Sticks • Fiskar safety scissors • Scotch Tape • Red duo tank with pocket folders with clasps for AR Language Arts • 1 - Composition notebook Reading • 1 - Composition Notebook • 2 –Duo tang pocket folders with clasps (plastic) • White Construction paper Math: 8th Grade Regular • Graph paper composition notebook • Composition notebook • Basic 4 function calculator with +/- 8th Grade Advanced and Algebra I Honors & √ buttons. • 2 duo tang folders with prongs and pockets • Graph paper composition notebook • Composition notebook • Graph paper • Calculator- Required 8th Grade Geometry • Composition Notebook • Graph paper composition notebook • TI-30XS Scientific Calculator – Required • Compass • Protractor • Ruler Social Studies • 2 – 3 prong pocket folders • 1 marble composition notebook • 1 – vis-a – vis Markers • 1 rim of copy paper • 1 – trifold display board (36x48x 3/16”) • Glue sticks • Scissor Science Physical Science • 1 composition books • Green 3 prong plastic duo tang with pockets • 4 glue sticks • 2 composition books (ADV Science ONLY) • Biology – Teacher will inform you if any additional supply is needed. Electives *Band: • Beginning band – 1 folder *Band book and instrument supplies will need to be provided after instrument School instruments will be selection has taken place. Band 2: Cleaning supplies and book as specified by director available for $20 a year on a first come basis. Band 3: Cleaning supplies, book, and updated mouthpiece as specified by director. Aerobics: • 2lbs weights • Yoga mat • Dark leggings • Standard uniform T- shirt with logo. Sold at Planet T Uniform Store. Art: Advance ONLY • 9x12 spiral sketchbook • Erasers • Sharpies – • Drawing pencils Black and assorted colors. Drama: • 1- Composition notebook Spanish: • One composition notebook • One Duo-Tang • Index cards PE: • Lock • T- shirt and shorts: Standard uniform T-shirt and shorts with logo sold at Planet T Uniform Store • Athletic Sneakers • Gym bag with tie strings Journalism • Digital camera (if possible) Donations: Due to the Homeroom by September 5, 2019 • 1- Box of Tissues • 1- Roll of Paper Towels • 1- Baby Wipes • 1 – ream of copy paper ( Math teacher) BRING THE 1ST DAY OF SCHOOL: 08/14/19 • Back pack (non-rolling) • 1- Pen • 1- Pencil • 1- notebook with paper • Address, phone numbers, (mom’s cell, dad’s cell, e-mail address) • Lunch (optional) .
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