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    Reading textbooks are kept in the classroom.

    Each math consumable workbook holds two math units and will be kept in the classroom until it is no longer needed.

    Second Grade HC:
    baby wipes, unscented - 1 
    backpack 
    cliipboard 
    colored pencils
    composition books, lined - 3
    dry erase markers, fine tip - 1 set
    glue sticks - 12
    headphones - 2*
    highlighters (at least 4 colors) - 1 set
    pencil box
    pencil sharpener with guard
    pencils #2, sharpened Ticonderoga recommended - 3 twelve packs
    plastic pocket folders, red, yellow, blue, green - 1 in each color
    Post-it sticky notes, any sizes - 2
    scissors, small Fiskars type recommended
    tissue box - 2
    water bottle, sealable
    Ziploc bags, gallon - 1
    Ziploc bags, sandwich, last names A-P only - 1
    Ziploc bags, quart, last names Q-Z only - 1

    Third Grade HC: 
    baby wipes, unscented - 1 
    backpack 
    cliipboard 
    colored pencils
    composition books, lined - 3
    dry erase markers, fine tip - 2 sets
    glue sticks - 12
    headphones - 2*
    highlighters (at least 4 colors) - 1 set
    pencil box
    pencil sharpener with guard
    pencils #2, sharpened Ticonderoga recommended - 3 twelve packs
    plastic pocket folders, red, yellow, blue, green - 1 in each color
    Post-it sticky notes, any sizes - 2
    scissors, small Fiskars type recommended
    tissue box - 2
    water bottle, sealable
    Ziploc bags, gallon - 1
    Ziploc bags, sandwich, last names A-P only - 1
    Ziploc bags, quart, last names Q-Z only - 1

    *Headphones will stay at school for the duration of the school year.
    Most students will only need 1 pair of headphones, but if their headphones break, they will need a second pair right away.  If headphones are on sale now, consider getting two. 

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    Other Comments:

    rulers - We have one unit where we will use rulers every day.  I have enough rulers for the entire class, but if your student would like to bring his own, that is okay.

    protractors - Third graders doing 4th grade math will have one unit where we use protractors.  I have enough protractors for the entire class, but if your student would like to bring his own, that is okay.

    crayons and markers - For certain projects or art activities, we will be using crayons or markers.  I have some for the class, but if you would like to donate any new or used crayons or markers, that would be welcome!

    calculators - Students at our grade level of math do not need a calculator.  I have a few calculators for special class activities, when needed, but we are essentially not using calculators while we work to master our basic facts and algorithms.