1^st Grade Classroom Supply List

2008-2009

• 1-Backpack (no rolling backpacks, they won’t fit in the cubby)
• 1-journal (spiral notebook or composition book)
• 1 folder with pockets (for Spanish) (labeled with name)
• a school box (long size holds all supplies)
• 1-box of crayons (24 count) name on each crayon
• 1 Crayola Watercolor paint tray (labeled with name)
• 3-4 glue sticks (do not label)
• 1-pair of “Fiskars for kids” scissors (labeled with name)
• 2-plastic pocket folders (1 blue and 1 green, labeled with name)
• 1-81/2 X 11 dry erase board & eraser (or a sock for erasing)
• 2 dry erase markers (labeled with name)
• baggie of 25 pennies, 12 nickels, 10 dimes, and 4 quarters (will be returned at the end of the school year; used daily for math)
• 1-refill of baby wipes
• 1-box of tissues

Summer Reading Information

To Parents of 1^st Grade Students:

There are many, many wonderful authors of children’s literature.  These are simply a few of our favorites.  What is most important is that you read to your child or your child reads to you. We hope this list is helpful in making your selections. Each child should read or have read to them 3-5 books. The book report consists of author, title, and illustration of favorite part of the story.

Aliki

Asch, Frank

Brown, Marc

Bunting, Eve

Carle, Eric

Carlson, Nancy

dePaola, Tomie

Ehlert, Lois

Gibbbons, Gail

Henkes, Kevin

Hoban, Lillian    

Hoban, Russell

Keats, Ezra Jack

Kraus, Robert

LeSieg, Theo

Lionni, Leo

Marzolla, Jean

Mayer, Mercer

Numeroff, Laura

Polacco, Patricia

Suess, Dr

Voirst, Judith

Williams, Vera B.