Pre-K and Kindergarten School Supply List
General use items to be used in the classroom as needed. (Please do not write your child’s name on these items).
1 – package of Crayola colored pencils – 16 count
3 - large boxes of Kleenex
3 - rolls of “pick a size” paper towels
$60 for afternoon snacks for the year. This can be paid to Mrs. Priscilla at registration or on the first day of school.
Personal Items. Please use permanent marker when writing your child’s name on these items.
Back pack – Important to bring every day so children can bring their treasures home each day.
Water bottle (with screw on lid/can have straw if it's the pop out type)
Lunch box
Large plain T-shirt to wear over clothes when painting
A complete change of non-uniform clothes including shirt, pants, underwear, socks and shoes in zip lock bag(s) for emergencies. Make sure each piece of clothing is clearly labeled with your child’s name.
These items need to come with your child the first day of school.
Grades 1-4
Please put name or initial on all supplies.
- #2 pencils (40 count)
- Erasers: 2 large pink erasers and a package of pencil top erasers
- Crayons (24)
- Colored Pencils (16 count)
- 3 sets of Washable Markers
- Elmer’s glue
- 12-pack glue sticks
- 2 pairs of Fiskar Scissors to fit your child's hand
- Supply organizer bag
- Ruler
- 1 Primary Journal (look on Amazon)
- Scotch tape
- 2 wide-rule spiral notebooks
- 2 wide-rule composition books
- Construction paper
- 4 packs of 100-count wide-rule notebook paper
- 1 pack of graph paper
- basic calculator
- 3rd and 4th graders need a protractor and compass
- Reusable water bottle
- Painting smock
- 2 boxes of facial tissues
- 4 rolls of paper towels
- 1 bottle of hand soap
- NO TOYS please
- Large print Bible, preferably NLT. If not NLT, please choose one with language your child is likely to understand.
Grades 5 - 8 (Updated for 2025-2026)
Four 1" or 1.5" binders, one for each of the following subjects: Math, English Language Arts, Social Studies, Science
5-tab or 8-tab notebook dividers for each of the 4 binders
200 sheets of looseleaf paper, preferably college rule
Pencils
Reusable water bottle
2 boxes of facial tissues for the classroom
4 rolls of paper towels for the classroom
2 packages of hand soap
7th & 8th grade students need a scientific calculator that can calculate square and cubed roots. 5th and 6th graders may use a basic calculator.
Optional: mouse and mouse pad for use with school laptops, colorful pens, pencil box, sketchpad, shoes for wearing in the greenhouse and in the woods