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CONTENTS CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT
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Kindergarten Reading List .......................................................................2
First Grade Reading List ..........................................................................3
First Grade Supply List ............................................................................4
Second Grade Supply List .......................................................................5
Third Grade Reading & Supply List ........................................................6
Fourth Grade Reading & Supply List ......................................................7
Fifth Grade Reading & Supply List .........................................................8
Sixth Grade Language Arts Reading & Supply List ..............................9
Sixth Grade Social Studies Supply List ................................................10
Intermediate CLUE Supply List .............................................................11
Middle School CLUE Supply List ..........................................................12
Mathematics 6 Supply List.....................................................................13
Sixth & Seventh Grade Science Supply List ........................................15
Sixth & Eighth Grade Science Supply List ...........................................15
Sixth, Seventh, & Eighth Grade Reading & Supply Lists ....................16
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Lesia Scott
Marilyn Simelton
24 pencils
6 large glue sticks
5 boxes of 24-count CRAYOLA crayons
1 pack of eraser tips
1 supply box
*4 Knowledge Tree Kindergarten Handwriting Tablets
**1 Mead Primary Journal
6 Mead plastic folders with pockets and prongs
(Blue, Red, Orange, Green, Yellow, and Purple)
1 pair of Fiskars scissors
1 25-count pack of sheet protectors
1 pack of gallon Ziploc bags (boys)
1 pack of quart Ziploc bags (girls)
1 roll of paper towels
1 bottle of hand sanitizer (at least 12 oz. please)
3 boxes of Kleenex
1 uniform approved sweater or light jacket (blue, black, white, or khaki)
1 backpack (without wheels)
1 one-inch 3-ring binder with view cover
2 reams of copy paper
*Available at Knowledge Tree
**Available at Knowledge Tree, Wal-Mart & Target
Suggested Summer Reading Topics
Alphabet, Number, Shapes, and Rhyming books by Dr. Seuss or an author of your choice
Websites
www.pbskids.com
www.starfall.com
http://internet4classrooms.com
Suggested Summer Resource
Ultimate Skill Builder-Get Ready for Kindergarten
(Available at Sam’s Club or www.LearningHorizons.com)
PLEASE PLACE ALL SUPPLIES (UNLABELED) IN A LARGE BAG OR BOX.
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John P. Freeman Optional School
First Grade Summer Reading List
First Grade Summer Activity Workbook
We strongly recommend that you purchase the following workbook for your child
to work in over the summer: Summer Bridge Activities (K to 1st grade), published
by Rainbow Bridge Publishers. Found in most local bookstores.
Dear Parents:
Please read to your child or have him or her read at least 10 of the books listed
below. Students will be tested on books in boldface.
The Quilt............................................................ Ann Jones
**The Meanest Thing to Say ........................... Bill Cosby
A Tree is Nice.................................................... Janice Udry
I Wish I Were a Butterfly.................................... James Howe
**Leo the Late Bloomer ................................... Robert Kraus
*Hop on Pop ...................................................... Dr. Suess
Green Eggs and Ham ....................................... Dr. Suess
Peter’s Chair ..................................................... Ezra Jack Keats
If You Give A Mouse a Cookie .......................... Laura Coffe
Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs .................. Judi Barrett
All of Our Noses are Here ................................. Alvin Schwartz
Amazing Grace ................................................ Mary Hoffman
*Go Dog Go....................................................... P. D. Eastman
*One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish......... Dr. Suess
Any books pertaining to African Americans
* Should be read independently
** Tested Books!
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First Grade Supply List
2 Glue Sticks
1 box of # 2 pencils
2 durable plastic folders (without prongs)
1 durable zippered pencil bag (large enough to hold all
supplies) No School Boxes
2 large boxes of Kleenex
2 reams of white paper (Each ream should have 500 sheets)
1 box of crayons (16 count only)
Scissors (Blunt Tip)
1 package of 8 count wide tip EXPO dry erase markers
One set of durable head phones
Girls:
1 bottle of (8oz.) instant hand sanitizer
1 ream of assorted color copy paper
Boys:
1 package of 8 count Sharpie Permanent Markers
(Assorted Colors)
1 box of quart sized Ziploc bags
Please place $ 7.75 (CASH ONLY) in an envelope with your
child’s name written on the outside. This fee will be used for
the following instructional materials:
$3.75 Three Writing tablets
$4.00 Agenda (A requirement for all JPF Students)
—————Please write you child’s name on all supplies————
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second grade supplies
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second grade tablets (make sure it is not first grade paper)
4 packs of number 2 pencils (no mechanical pencils will be allowed)
1 pair of children’s safety scissors
2 packs of glue sticks
1 box of crayons/colored pencils
2 red folders with prongs and pockets
2 green folders with prongs and pockets
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blue folders with prongs and pockets
2 yellow folders with prongs and pockets
1 12-inch/cm ruler
1 bottle of hand sanitizer
2 boxes of tissue
1 School Agenda ($4.00--available in school bookstore first day of school)
Wish List
3 reams of white copy paper
1 ream of colored copy paper
2 packages of dry erase markers
1 dry erase eraser (student use)
1 milk crate (for storing their supplies during the school year)
extra boxes of tissue (can bring as needed at a later time)
PLEASE LABEL ALL SUPPLIES WITH YOUR CHILD’S NAME!
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Third Grade
REQUIRED SUMMER READING
The Chocolate Touch – Patrick Catling, Author
Freckle Juice – Judy Blume, Author
Summer Bridge Activity Book (Grades 3-4): This book contains fun, skill-based
activities in Reading, Writing, Math, and Grammar, with additional activities in Social
Studies and Science to keep your child academically engaged during the summer.
SUPPLY LIST
2 packages of #2 Pencils
4 Glue Sticks
2 box of crayons and colored pencils or markers
1 pair of Scissors
2 Bottles of Hand Sanitizer
3 Boxes of Kleenex Tissue
Notebook
2 Stenographer Tablets
Third Grade Cursive Writing Paper (On sale in JPF Bookstore)
12 Folders (with pockets and brads)
John P. Freeman Agenda--$4.00 (available in school bookstore first day of school)
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Fourth Grade Supply List
2012-2013
8 Mead composition notebooks
4 plastic pocket folders with brads
1 GB Flashdrive (for class projects and computer class)
3Boxes of Kleenex Tissue
3Reams of white copy paper
Dry-erase marker
Pencil pouch
A year’s supply of wide-ruled loose leaf paper (kept at home)
A year’s supply of pencils No mechanical pencils (kept at home)
Colored pencils
____Headphones (personal use for EPGY)
____J P Freeman Agenda (available in school bookstore first day of school--$4.00)
Recommended Summer Activity Workbook
We strongly recommend that you purchase the following workbook for your child to
work in over the summer… (Summer Bridge Activities 3rd to 4th Grade)… published by
Rainbow Bridge Publishers. It can be found at most local bookstores.
Required Summer Reading
(Keep a Reading Log of books read during the summer)
Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing by Judy Blume (Realistic Fiction)
Abby Takes a Stand- Scraps of Time 1960 by Patricia McKissack (Historical Fiction)
James and the Giant Peach by Roald Dahl (Fantasy)
Porch Lies: Tales of Slicksters by Patricia McKissack (Folktales)
Where the Sidewalk Ends by Shel Silverstein (Poetry)
Read a biography of your choice (Nonfiction)
Fourth Grade Prerequisite Skills
Place Value through 999,999
Count money
Order and compare numerals using <, >, =
Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts
Add and subtract three digit numbers with regrouping
Indicate time to the nearest minute
Write the cursive alphabet
Identify and write a simple sentence using correct capitalization and punctuation
Use simple punctuation correctly
Knowledge of the scientific method
Know how to open a combination lock
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5th Grade
REVISED SUPPLY LIST
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8 Mead composition notebooks
4 plastic pocket folders with brads
1 GB Flashdrive (for class projects and computer class)
3Boxes of Kleenex Tissue
3Reams of white copy paper
Dry-erase marker
Pencil pouch
A year’s supply of wide-ruled loose leaf paper (kept at home)
A year’s supply of pencils No mechanical pencils (kept at home)
Colored pencils
____Headphones (personal use for EPGY)
John P. Freeman Agenda ($4.00—available in school bookstore first day of
school)
Books for Summer Reading
1) Hatchet
2) Frindle
3) Because of Winn Dixie
Educational Websites for Skills Enrichment
www.kids knowit.com
www.funbrain.com
www.thinkquest.org
www.artcyclopedia.com
www.aplusmath.com
www.learn4good.com/kids/index.htm
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Language Arts - Grade 6
Dr. P. Young
Supplies
1. Pencils
2. Black Ink Pen
3. Notebook Paper
4. Folder (2) any color with metal brads and pockets
5. Dividers (2 packets)
6. Composition Book (for Journaling)
Wish List and Very Much Needed
7. Copy Paper - 3 reams
8. Kleenex - 2 boxes
Summer Reading
The Watsons Go to Birmingham - Christopher Paul Curtis
Hatchet - Gary Paulsen
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Social Studies - Grade 6
Supplies
1. Pencils
2. Black Ink Pen
3. Notebook Paper
4. Folder (2) any color with metal brads and pockets
5. Dividers (2 packets)
6. Ruler - Metric and Inches
Wish List and Very Much Needed:
7. Copy Paper - 3 reams
8. Kleenex - 2 boxes
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John P. Freeman Optional School
Intermediate CLUE Supply List
Debora R. Gaten, Ed.D.
Composition book
Clipboard
Glue sticks (at least 5)
Colored pencils
Paint brushes (5th grade)
#2 Pencils
Black sharpies (ultra fine and fine point)
Construction paper (assorted colors)
Pink Pearl eraser
Flash drive (for research, Powerpoint presentations, and pictures)
Ziploc bags (quart size)
Spray painted shoe box (4th grade)
Poster board (5th grade)
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Middle School CLUE Reading & Supply List
Summer Reading requirements:
Entering 6th: The Giver by Lois Lowry and The Westing Game by Ellen Raskins
Entering 7th: Gifted Hand by Ben Carson and Warriors Don’t Cry by Melba Patillo
Beals
Entering 8th: Johnny Tremain by Ester Forbes; The Hound of the Baskervilles by
Arthur C. Doyle and Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
Supplies:
Flash drive large capacity (for saving research and pictures) all work saved in “Rich
Text”
3-ring binder two inch (2 inch)
10 pocketed, 3-prong vinyl folders
College ruled notebook paper
2 Composition notebooks 100-200 pages
#2 pencils
Sharpie Markers
Erasable ink pens in blue and black ink
Highlighters
CLUE Vocabulary Book:
Barron’s 1100 Words You Should Know (Available at Books-A-Million about $15.00
in Southaven Center)
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Mathematics 6 Supply List
Mrs. Maclin
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2 inch – 3 hole binder (any color)
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Spiral Notebook
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Loose Leaf notebook paper
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Graph paper
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Pencils
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Sheet protectors (about 20)
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Packet of 5 subject dividers
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Pencil holder
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Composition Book
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Ruler
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One 4 pack of AAA Energizer or Duracell batteries (unopened)
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Sixth and Seventh Grade Science Supplies
Mrs. Hayslett
1 Ruled 9.75 x 7.5 inch Composition Book
1 portfolio (2 pockets, no prongs, any color)
1 pencil pouch
Pencils
Pencil Sharpener
1 plastic folder (2 pockets & prongs, any color)
1 Pack of 5 divider pages
1Box of Plastic Gallon Bags
2 Boxes of Kleenex Tissue
1 Bottle of Hand Sanitizer
Notebook paper
Scissors
Metric Ruler
Pack of Sheet Protectors
2 Glue sticks
1 Highlighter
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Sixth and Eighth Grade Science Supply List
Mrs. Carolyn Y. Mason-Joyner
1 Pencil Bag
6 #2 Mechanical Pencils
1 Black Ink Pen
1 Red Ink Pen
1 Glue Stick
1 Highlighter (any color)
1 Dry Erase Marker
1 Black Sharpie
1 John P. Freeman Agenda ($4.00—available in school bookstore on first day)
1 Metric Ruler (to fit a three ring binder)
1 Two-inch, three-ring Binder (any color)
1 Flash Drive
10 Dividers (for 3-ring binder)
Kleenex tissue
College-Ruled Notebook Paper (White, 3-ring binder)
Graph Paper
Sheet Protectors
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Sixth, Seventh, & Eighth Grade Reading & Supply Lists
Ms. Bailey
6th grade:
Books: Hatchet and Watsons Go to Birmingham
1 1/2 in. binder/sheet protectors
Red folder with prongs/pockets and dividers
7th grade:
Books: The Lie That Binds and The Skin I'm In
1 1/2 in. binder/sheet protectors
Yellow folder w/prongs/pockets and dividers
8th grade:
Books: Ben Carson and Romeo and Juliet
1 1/2 in. binder/sheet protectors
Blue folder w/ prongs/pockets and dividers
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