School Supply Checklist - A One-Room Schoolhouse

School Supply Checklist

Everyone: Scissors, three glue sticks, one bottle of white glue, colored
   pencils, crayons, markers, pencils, eraser, personal white board (about
   9x12), 2 to 4 white board markers, white board eraser (small rag)
, highlighter, basic water color set with brush, sticky page tabs, clear tap,
   simple planner, and small personal timer

***Please keep these items on the small (12 to 36 range) side. Bring them to the
   schoolhouse in a pencil box or pencil pouch. For items easily used up or lost, keep
   replacements at home and re-stock as needed. For part-time students, these items
   can be brought back and forth in the student’s backpack, if desired. (Small white
   board is not kept in pencil box/pouch.)

*** For all binders listed, please make sure they are a hard, clear view cover three-ring
   binder. Color does not matter.

Language Arts Level K
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ 300 index cards (3 by 5), white or colored (Lined or unlined)
☐ Small Ziplock bag with roughly 30 dried beans, buttons, or place marker
☐ One basic paper plate
☐ 100 (about) cotton balls
☐ Small ball of yarn (just something you have left over)
☐ One box (of multiple snack packs) of shelf stable snacks (preferred by your child)
   Examples: cereal, goldfish, raisins
☐ Fun pointer (examples: straw, feather, or wand)
☐ A one-inch binder with 30 sheets of age-appropriate writing paper
☐ Three, quart sized freezer strength Ziplock bags

Language Arts Level One
(Group small items in a large, name-labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ 300 index cards (3 by 5), white or colored
☐ Basic poster paint set and paint brush
☐ Sandwich size bag of Q-tips
☐ One box (of multiple snack packs) of shelf stable snacks (preferred by your child)
   Examples: cereal, goldfish, raisins
☐ 100 (about) cotton balls
☐ Small ball of string
☐ One small flowerpot
☐ A spoon (any kind)
☐ Fun pointer (examples: straw, feather, or wand)

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☐   Craft sticks (at least 100, plain or colored, small)
☐   Small package of balloons
☐   A one-inch binder with 30 sheets of age-appropriate writing paper
☐   Three, quart-sized freezer strength Ziplock bags

Language Arts Level Two
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ 300 index cards (3 by 5), white or colored
☐ Basic poster paint set and paint brush
☐ Sandwich size bag of Q-tips
☐ One box (of multiple snack packs) of shelf stable snacks (preferred by your child)
   Examples: cereal, goldfish, raisins
☐ 100 (about) cotton balls
☐ Tracing paper (a few sheets)
☐ A spoon and fork
☐ Small Ziplock bag with roughly 30 dried beans, buttons, or place markers
☐ Small box of paper clips
☐ A one-inch binder with 30 sheets of age-appropriate writing paper
☐ Three, quart sized freezer strength Ziplock bags

Note: In the course book a variety of very common household items are listed
   and will be provided by A One-Room Schoolhouse if the student is at
   schoolhouse for this lesson.

Languege Arts Level Three
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ 300 index cards (3 by 5), white or colored
☐ One wide-ruled spiral notebook
☐ One box (of multiple snack packs) of shelf stable snacks (preferred by your child)
   Examples: cereal, goldfish, raisins
☐ 100 (about) cotton balls
☐ A spoon and fork
☐ Small Ziplock bag with roughly 30 dried beans, buttons, or place markers
☐ Three bean bags
☐ A one-inch binder with 30 sheets of age-appropriate writing paper
☐ Three, quart-sized freezer strength Ziplock bags

Note: In the course book a variety of very common household items are listed
   and will be provided by A One-Room Schoolhouse if the student is at
   schoolhouse for this lesson.

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Languege Arts Level Four
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ Tracing paper (just a few sheets)
☐ Set of chalk pastels (Suggestions from Amazon.com: search for NuPastel 36 (high-
   quality recommendation) or B441R078-7003A (less expensive recommendation)
☐ Kneaded eraser, art tape, and workable spray fixative (Like B012561WIA, AA20132,
   and K01306 on Amazon.com)
☐ Watercolor or pastel paper (9 by 12) (Like B0024KMQ6K on Amazon.com)
☐ One college-ruled spiral notebook
☐ Small sandwich bag of Q-tips
☐ A one-inch binder with 30 sheets of age-appropriate writing paper
☐ Three, quart sized freezer strength Ziplock bags
☐ One art board (Amazon Example: Saunders 05607, 19 by 14.5 is big enough, you can
   purchase larger if desired)

Languege Arts Level Five
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ One small package of LARGE index cards (5x7)
☐ Watercolor set (dry cakes—not tubes) Suggestions: Hobbylobby.com (search for
   106740), Amazon.com (search for B018ZY494A)
☐ Paintbrushes and palette (or a white plate)
☐ Watercolor paper (9" x 12", at least 140 lb paper, at least 16 sheets)
☐ One college-ruled spiral notebook
☐ Three, quart sized freezer strength Ziplock bags
☐ One art board (Amazon Example: Saunders 05607, 19 by 14.5 is big enough, you can
   purchase larger if desired)

Languege Arts Level Six
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ Tracing paper
☐ A set of chalk pastels (at least 24 colors—must include white and off -white)
   Suggestions from Amazon.com: search for NuPastel 36
☐ A kneaded eraser, art tape, and a workable spray fixative Like B012561WIA,
   AA20132, and K01306 on Amazon.com (Note: Painter's tape can work in place of art
   tape.)
☐ Charcoal pencil (any kind) Like GP05630 on Amazon.com
☐ Watercolor or pastel paper (assorted colors, 9"x12") Like 100510864 on
   Amazon.com Mi-Teintes Pastel Pad, Assorted Colors 9"X12"
☐ Blending stumps or Cotton Swabs (Like B002ER8M0C on Amazon.com. Blending
   stumps allow for more detailed blending.)
☐ One college-ruled spiral notebook
☐ Three, quart sized freezer strength Ziplock bags
☐ One art board (Amazon Example: Saunders 05607, 19 by 14.5 is big enough, you can
   purchase larger if desired)

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Languege Arts Level Seven
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ One small package of LARGE index cards
☐ A set of drawing pencils (with eraser) Suggestions from Amazon.com: search for
   RSET-KCSS OR 497BP
☐ A sketchbook (9x 12) Suggestions from Amazon.com: search for B0027ACAPY OR
   B0027A39PY
☐ One college-ruled spiral notebook
☐ Three, quart sized freezer strength Ziplock bags
☐ One art board (Amazon Example: Saunders 05607, 19 by 14.5 is big enough, you can
   purchase larger if desired)

Math Level K
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ 100 pennies and 10 dimes in a small Ziplock bag
☐ 12-inch ruler

Math Level One
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ One cup of playdough (Whatever size you have around the house)
☐ One small box of paper clips
☐ 100 pennies, 20 nickels, 10 dimes, 8 quarters
☐ 12-inch ruler
☐ 50 Small markers (beans, buttons, bingo chips, etc.)

Math Level Two
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ Small personal timer
☐ 100 pennies, 20 nickels, 10 dimes, 8 quarters
☐ 12-inch ruler
☐ 30 to 50 Lego pieces of a variety of sizes
☐ Magnifying glass
☐ A few letter size envelopes
☐ A small mirror
☐ One box of toothpicks
☐ Small package of clay
☐ 6 small rocks

Math Level Three
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ Centimeter and inch ruler (12-inches, shows centimeters and millimeters)
☐ A few brown paper lunch bags
☐ 30 feet of yarn

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☐ Small box of toothpicks
☐ Small amount of playdough or clay

Math Keys to Series
(Group small items in a large, name labeled Ziplock bag)
☐ Centimeter and inch ruler (12-inches, shows centimeters and millimeters)
☐ Scientific calculator (TI-30X IIS or TI – 30XA preferred)
☐ One set of stacking fractions/percents/decimals manipulatives (See this one on
   Amazon: Learning Resources Fraction Tower Activity Set)

History
☐ One-inch binder with about 50 sheets of age appropriate writing paper
If you feel like donating the following items (because you have them around
the house), we would also like: empty toilet paper rolls (15), gold duct
tape, stick on jewels, white card stock, craft sticks, craft foam, clothes
pins, playdough, and one bottle of wood glue.
* This list will be posted on private Facebook and you can check off what you have
   donated so duplicates are not received.

Science
☐ One-inch binder with both blank white paper and age-appropriate lined paper
☐ Four dividers with blank tabs

Friday Elective Day
☐ Half-inch binder for music, with 4 dividers with blank tabs
☐ Paint brush mutli-pack (Example on Amazon: Artlicious - 25 All Purpose Paint
  Brush Value Pack)
☐ One art board (Amazon Example: Saunders 05607, 19 by 14.5 is big enough, you can
  purchase larger if desired)
☐ Any extra magazines you would like to donate

General Supplies: For group use
☐ Boxes of tissues (One per-child)
☐ Hand sanitizer (If you want your child to use any kind of special hand sanitizer,
  please send and refill a small personal bottle they can attach to their backpack)
☐ Clorox wipes (3 wipes per day your child attends) I understand that this may be hard
  to come by, please do your best and send what you can. Other brands are fine.
☐ Hand soap
☐ Paper towels (One large roll per-child)
☐ Toilet paper (Let’s start with three large rolls per-child. Toilet paper math is hard!)

Our best effort will be made to return un-used items to your family at the
end of the school year. But, please know that items on this list are

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considered consumable and may not be returned at the end of the year. For the
best chance of return, label important items with your child’s name.