Summer is roaring by, but if you’ve been to Walmart you’ve seen the yellow boxes filled with scissors, glue sticks, crayons, and all other manner of delights.
We are happy to publish this school supply list for the coming school year. You’ll find a list for Family Supplies and Individual Supplies.
Folders, papers, and pens are not only fun, they are tools. Thank you for helping your students be as prepared as possible with the right tools for learning and for helping the school with things that we use a lot of every day!
PRO TIP!
With blood earnest, resolve to visit the depths of your student backpacks once a term. It’s a good time to clean out, restock, and organize. But careful! There are things inside there.
Before we get to the lists, we want to acknowledge that while back-to-school shopping is one of our favorite things to do…it may not be yours. You, too, can still thrive!
We have put together a few ways that you can click, click and be done.
Order Family Supplies from Amazon and have them shipped right to us at 4500 E. 105th St., KC, MO, 64137. You’ll still get to pick out all your favorite Student Supplies.
OR
Give us $75 to buy your Family Supplies, and $75 for each set of Student Supplies and we’ll get it done for you!
Family Supplies
Always the innovators! This year we are doing something a little different :)
We are asking you to bring in your Family Supplies on a schedule. Find your last name in the table below, look to the right and discover your supply bringing destiny!
Last Name and Dates to bring in your supplies:
A-B: July 30 - Aug 3
C-D: Sept 10 - 14
E-L: Oct 29 - Nov 2
M-R: Dec 10 - 14
S-T: Feb 11 - 15
U-Z: Apr 1 - 5
Remember, if you want us to take care of this, tell us. We’ll invoice you and you’re done. If you’re worried about forgetting, please don’t! We’ll send out reminders just when you need them.
Each family should bring the below items unmarked for school use. Please bring them in a box or bag labeled with your family name.
10 Black Ticonderoga Pencils
2 pack of College-ruled filler paper
1 pack of Wide-ruled filler paper
2 Box of Tissues
4 paper towels rolls
12 rolls of toilet paper
3 reams of regular copy paper
Help stock our new PE class by either bringing school grade: basketball, playground ball, soccer ball, or a gym jump rope. (just pick one)
Individual STUDENT Supply
Please note that these are basics that can be used in each class. Upper level or specialized class teachers may request different items throughout the year.
Backpack & water bottle
See grade level supply lists below for more supplies needed.
Kindergarten
Label the below with your student’s name. These items are for their personal use.
1 - 2 pocket folder (any color/kind - just not blue or yellow)
Pencil Box ( 1 or 2 - Some students like to keep pencils and erasers in one box and colors in another. Whatever is best for your student works for us.)
12 Sharpened pencils (Hint: they only need to keep 2-3 at a time. You can keep the rest at home and replenish as needed)
3- Erasers
Watercolors (plastic pack with brush)
Please do NOT label these. These items are for classroom use.
Glue stick
Scissors
One pack of construction paper
Blue folder with brads
Please pick one book and bring for our library:
Frog and Toad All Year, by Arnold Lobel
Frog and Toad are Friends, by Arnold Lobel
Harry the Dirty Dog, by Gene Zion
Little Bear, by Else Homelund Minarik
1st Grade:
Please label with your student’s name. These items are for their personal use.
1 - 2 pocket folder (any color/kind - just not blue or yellow)
3 - Erasers (Not mandatory)
12 - Pencils (any color/kind except black Ticonderoga)
1 - 24 pack colored pencils
Pencil Bag/Box
1- 1 inch Durable Binder
Personal pencil sharpener
Watercolors (plastic pack with brush)
Pick one for our library:
Walking the Road to Freedom
The Josefina Story Quilt
Blueberries for Sal, by Robert McCloskey
The Long Way Westward
The Long Way to a New Land
Wagon Wheels
First Flight: The Story of Tom Tate and the Wright Brothers
George Washington and the General's Dog
Francis Scott Key's Star-Spangled Banner
Please do NOT label these. These items are for the school supply closet.
3 college-ruled composition notebooks
Post-it 66-ct. Durable Tabs 1"
One pack of construction paper
Scissors
Glue stick
2nd Grade:
Please label with your student’s name. These items are for their personal use.
1 - 2 pocket folder (any color/kind - just not blue or yellow)
3 - Erasers (Not mandatory)
12 - Pencils (any color/kind except black Ticonderoga)
1 - 24 pack colored pencils
Pencil Bag/Box
1 - 1 inch Durable Binder
3 Wide-ruled composition notebooks
Personal pencil sharpener
Watercolors (plastic pack with brush)
Post-it 66-ct. Durable Tabs 1"
Please do NOT label these. These items are for the school supply closet.
One pack of construction paper
Scissors
Glue stick
Pick one for our library:
Pearl Harbor
The Courage of Sarah Noble, by Alice Dalgliesh
The Forty-Acre Swindle: Introducing George Washington Carver
Paddle to the Sea
Joan of Arc by Diane Stanley
Tree in the Trail
Minn of the Mississippi
Abraham Lincoln
Benjamin Franklin
3rd & 4th Grade
Math grade 3 and up- compass and protractor
Ruler with in and cm (used for math and geography)
sketchbook & sketch pencils
3 Glue Sticks
Colored Pencils
2 Pens
Pencil Bag/Box
1 - 2 pocket folder (any color/kind)
1 - 1 inch Durable Binders
3 - Erasers
12 - Pencils (any color/kind except black Ticonderoga)
Post-it 66-ct. Durable Tabs 1” (These are to make binder tabs)
4 college ruled composition notebooks
Please get this book for our history library:
Hittite Warrior
5th-12th Grade
Compass and protractor
Math grade 6- scientific calculator (preferred)
sketchbook & sketch pencils.
Ruler with in and cm (used for math and geography in grades 3-7)
1 Glue Stick
Colored Pencils
2 Pens
Pencil Bag/Box
1 - 2 pocket folder (any color/kind)
1- 1 inch Durable Binders binders
3 - Erasers
12 - Pencils (any color/kind except black Ticonderoga)
Post-it 66-ct. Durable Tabs 1” (These are to make binder tabs)
4 college ruled composition notebooks
Please buy this book for our science Library:
5th/6th grade:
George Washington Carver: From Slave to Scientist (Heroes of History)
7-12
Napoleon’s buttons and how 17 molecules changed the world.
