
Friday, July 27, 2012
Monday Made It

Made It Monday on Tuesday
So, I am a day late but I wanted to share a few of the things that I have made lately.
The first one that I made is a couple of chalk boards. I sprayed the cardboard in the old frame and turned it into a chalkboard that I plan to hang in the kids bathroom. I also picked up three of those popular silver trays from the Dollar Tree and painted the inside with chalkboard paint too. They worked great at a resent gathering to label the places to put food, drinks, and desserts.
I also made a cute door sign for my classroom. After seeing so many on here each week, I knew that I wanted one too. I think it turned out pretty cute. The wing that my classroom is on has all primary colors in each room, so I have to keep with those colors to flow best.
I also fancied up Katie Lee's pencil box. Once again, I still cannot believe she is starting to school in a few weeks.
I have lots more things planned to get done in the next few weeks before I have to go back.
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Supply List for 2012-2012
Fourth Grade Supply List 2012-2013
SUPPLIES ARE NEEDED THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
3---packs of 100 count wide ruled paper
48---#2 yellow pencils
24 count crayons each semester
2—glue sticks each semester
Scissors
1 pack Crayola fat markers
1---3 subject spiral notebook
1 small pencil pouch to fit inside binder
1--- ½ three ring binder with clear front pocket
1 single subject spiral notebook
Composition notebook with graph (grid) paper
Composition notebook without grid paper
Dictionary to be used at home for spelling
Flash drive
4 Black Expo markers
A HOMEWORK PLANNER WILL BE PROVIDED FOR YOU CHILD. HE OR SHE WILL BE REQUIRED TO USE IT DAILY AND MUST KEEP UP WITH IT ALL YEAR.
PLEASE DO NOT PUT YOUR CHILD’S NAME ON ANY ON THE SUPPLIES. WE WILL LABEL THEM ACCORDING TO HOW THEY WILL BE USED.
WISH LIST
1—Germ-X
2—containers of Clorox wipes
3—boxes of Kleenex
2—paper towels
1—Lysol
2—packs of white copy paper
DO NOT BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS (NO SPACE)
Large pencil boxes/ art boxes
Trapper keepers
Rolling suitcase book bags
Pencil sharpeners
NO TOYS OR ANYTHING THAT YOUR CHILD WILL PLAY WITH AND DISTRACT FROM LEARNING. THESE ITEMS WILL BE TAKEN AND ONLY RETURNED TO THE PARENT.
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