Grade 7, 8 & 9 Supply List Binders / Duo-tangs / Dividers / Paper 5 simple one inch binders (one for each core subject and one for their complementary courses) 1 two- inch zippered binder(this is only for their Leadership Notebook) NOTE: zippered binders are not encouraged for core subjects 1 five pack of duo-tangs 4 packages of subject dividers 2 large packages of lined paper Pencil Case Supplies fabric zippered pencil case (large enough to store all of the necessary “tools”, including their calculator) blue or black pens HB pencils or No.2 mechanical good quality erasers (preferably white) self-enclosed pencil sharpener colored marking pens highlighters (different colours) reinforcements pencil crayons scissors (large sized) glue stick thin-tipped permanent markers (e.g., Sharpies) 4GB memory stick ear buds or headphones Math / Science Tools geometry set 30cm ruler calculator (don’t purchase in advance...specifications will be given once school begins) 1 package of 1cm squared graph paper Dictionary / Thesaurus We prefer, but don’t mandate, having an electronic dictionary to keep at school OR an iPod / iPad with a dictionary/thesaurus/ translator App NOTE: if purchasing an electronic dictionary, it should include a full-sized database of approximately 355,000 words, phrases and definitions (e.g., Sharp manufactures a few different full-sized electronic dictionaries that are available for around $100 from Staples). Mini-dictionaries are also available for around $60. Electronic dictionaries can be used through all three years at junior high. Phys. Ed 1 pair of Non-Marking indoors shoes appropriate for athletic activities T-shirt / shorts or sweatpants NOTE: all students will be required to change for Phys. Ed in junior high Textbooks students will receive information regarding textbook rental fees at the beginning of the school year. Some textbooks may also be available online for students to access at home. *A NOVEL IS ALSO REQUIRED FOR THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL* Locks are supplied by the school FINAL NOTE: it is a good idea to keep extra supplies at home for students to bring to school as needed; having too many extra supplies stored in binders and lockers typically results in these materials being lost, damaged and/or wasted. Disposable supplies such as pencils and paper will likely need to be replenished throughout the year.