Orca K-8 Supply Lists 2022-2023

Kindergarten

Kindergarten: Ms. Marletta – Room 104  

• Does Not Need Supplies

Kindergarten: Teacher Tyler – Room 105

• No supplies needed.

1st Grade

1st Grade: Ms. McDonald – Room 210

 Supplies for all students:

• Writing journals (1 per student)
• Multicultural crayons and regular crayons (6 boxes each)
• Pencils with erasers (200 total)
• Colorful folders (2 per student)
• -1 plain whiteboards (mini)
• -1 packs dry erase markers

1st Grade: Ms. Angel – Room 211

• 4 Glue Sticks
•  2 STURDY pocket folders
• Boxes Crayons (24) Unopened
• 12 #2 reg. yellow pencils
• Eraser (pink)
• 1 Rounded scissors
• 1 pack Crayola Washable Markers (Large 8 or 10 pack) unopened
• 1 white board and 1 dry eraser
• 2 Black and White Composition Notebook (Homework)

2nd Grade

2nd Grade: Ms. Supaydah, Rm. 208 & Teacher Elena, Rm. 209

All class supplies will be community supplies 

• 1 backpack (individual)
• 1 black sharpie 
• 2 highlighters 
• 2 pocket folders 
• 1 pack Crayola Washable Markers (Large 8 or 10 pack) UNOPENED 
• 1 Boxes Crayons (24) unopened 
• 1 box of colored pencils 
• 2 12 #2 reg. yellow pencils 
• 3 pink erasers 
• 4 dry erase markers (black) 
• 2 composition notebooks (black and white) 
• 1 box of Lysol wipes 
• 4 spiral notebooks 
• 1 box of Ziploc (sandwich) or (gallon) 

3rd Grade

3rd Grade: Ms. Echols – Room 206

• 3 ring binder (at least 2 inches)
• Dividers for binder
• White copy paper
• 2 boxes of pencils
• 2 boxes of tissues
• Hand sanitizer
• Colored pencils
• 3 composition books with full lines
• Glue sticks

3rd Grade: Phi Ho – Room 204

• One 2 inch metal ring binder (It has to be 2 inch to last for each quarter)
• 5 tabbed dividers
• 2 square boxes of Kleenex (give to your teacher)
• A box of 24 pencils (give to your teacher)
• A box of colored pencils

4th Grade

4th Grade: Teacher Ash, Rm. 207 & Mr. Perkiss, Rm. 205

Please note that supplies will be collected and shared among the grade level during the year.

If your family would rather donate to a grade-level fund and have teachers purchase supplies for your student, you can donate $20 at the start of the year and we will purchase supplies for your child.

If purchasing your own supplies to donate:

Shared Supplies:

• 3 composition notebooks
• Colored Markers
• Colored pencils
• Expo markers (thin if possible)
• Post-it notes
• Pencils (Ticonderoga are the best!)
• Ballpoint pens
• Kid-sized scissors
• 5 folders with 3-hole punch holders
• Kleenex
• Glue sticks
• Anti-bacterial wipes

Individual Supplies:

• Reusable water bottle

5th Grade

5th Grade: Ms. G. (Sara Goff) – Room 311

Making it the Best Year Ever!

For class community shared supplies:

• Dry erase markers (any colors will do but blue and black erase best)
• #2 Pencils (Ticonderoga truly are the best!)
• Lined paper: college rule
• Washable markers
• Scissors
• Glue sticks and/or white glue
• Permanent markers
• Ruler with inches and centimeters
• Kleenex (4 boxes)

For personal use each student will need:

• College ruled spiral notebook x 3 (2 for math and 1 for science)
• Composition notebook x 2
• A cloth bag for carrying materials between the 5th grade classes (school/district safety policy is no backpacks in the halls)

5th Grade: Mr. Zimmerman – Room 309

For class community shared supplies:

• Dry erase markers
• #2 Pencils (Ticonderoga truly are the best!)
• Glue sticks (no white glue)
• Kleenex (2 boxes)
• Disinfectant wipes

For personal use each student will need:

• (1) Notebook for science (wide ruled)
• (1) 3-subject notebook for math (wide ruled)
• One folder for each: “notes home”, math, science and social studies
• Red ink pens
• Set of colored pencils
• Soft pencil pouch (please – no hard plastic boxes)
• Water bottle (plastic only – no metal)
• Cheap headphones
• Pair of scissors
•  Sharpie

Middle School (Grades 6-8)

6th Grade – Conflict and Cultures Academy

• 1” 3 ring binder (It will be left in the classroom)
• 70-page single subject wide ruled spiral notebook x 2
• Loose-leaf paper
• 2 Pocket folder x 2
• Plastic Pencil Box (It will be left in the classroom)
• Pencils
• Pens (Blue or Black Ink)
• Red Pen
• Highlighters (Pink, Yellow, Blue, Green), we will use these colors all school year
• Glue Sticks
• Colored Pencils
• Pencil Sharpener

Students in grade 6 or 7 math empowerment will also need:

• Spiral bound notebook
• 2 glue sticks
• 1 textbook cover (fabric or homemade)

7th Grade Math: Aimee – Room 305

• $12 Scientific Calculator with (-) or +/- button
• 2 composition books for math journals, preferably graph paper
• 24 pencils
• 1 pack of crayons, markers, or colored pencils
• Hand sharpener
• Protractor

8th Grade Math: Aimee – Room 305

• TI-84 graphing calculator OR a $12 scientific calculator with home access to a computer or smartphone for graphing calculator apps
• 2 composition books for math journals, preferably graph paper
• 24 pencils
• 1 pack of crayons, markers, or colored pencils
• Hand sharpener
• Protractors

7th Grade – Social Studies/History: Room 307

• One flash drive
• Two composition books one for each semester
• Pencils, pens, pencil sharpener
• Two 100 pages notebooks

Social and Environmental Justice Academy “Ethnic Studies”

• We will be reading these books as a class for the year during our reading time. We will have guided questions to go along with each reading.  Black Panther- The Junior Novel- Adapted by Jim McCann and Joe Robert Cole (I need two sets of 20 as this will be for my 7th and 8th graders.)
• The greatest Muhammad Ali- By, Walter Dean Meyers (I need one set of 20) this will be for 7th grade.
• Students on Strike – By, John A Stokes with Lois Wolfe (I need two sets of 20 as this will be for my 7th and 8th graders)
• Ban This Book- novel by, Alan Gratz- set of 20- we will be using this book as a supplement.
• A Raisin In The Sun – By, Lorraine Hansberry with an introduction by Robert Nemiroff (I need one set of 20) this will be for 8th grade

We need parents to purchase these books for the students.

• The Greatest, Muhammed Ali – by Walter Dean Meyers (7th grade)
• A Raisin In The Sun, Lorraine Hansberry with an introduction by Robert Nemiroff (8th grade)