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Some supplies can be purchased in school store.

SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL
GENERAL SUPPLIES 2012-2013

Bring student ID from last year for textbook check out!

6th Grade

7th Grade

8th Grade

To keep with student:
*NEW!* Students will need to purchase a binder for
$15.00 at 6th grade Orientation on 8/30/12. Folders, a pencil pouch and assignment notebook are included.
1 Flash drive
Scientific Calculator-Texas Instruments TI-30Xa
To turn into resource:
1-24 pack #2 pencils (not mechanical)
2 pkgs Loose-leaf, wide-lined paper
1 pack of red pencils (approx. 12)
1-24 pack of Colored Pencils
1 Box of facial tissue
1 Highlighter
2 Glue sticks
Scissors
6K only-protractor & ruler
ART 6: Five #2 pencils and pencil sharpener.
BAND: instrument (reed players—at least 3 good reeds at all times, mouthpiece cap/cover; reed guard), Book I
Power of the Winds (purchased to September for $8), music, folder and pencil. Concert uniform: black shoes, black socks, black pants and a white band
T-shirt (purchased in September)
CHORUS: paper, pencil, folder. Concert uniform:
Chorus t-shirt (purchase from chorus instructor), black pants, black socks and black shoes.
ORCHESTRA: Violin/Viola-Shoulder Rest; Cello/Rock
Stop for home; Essential Elements for Strings Bk 1;
Folder; pencil; Concert Uniform: black shoes, black socks, black pants, orchestra T-shirt (purchased from orchestra teacher)
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS: Folder w/several sheets of loose leaf paper; Flash drive highly recommended PHY ED: athletic shorts, socks, one-piece swimming suit and tennis shoes with laces. SMS PE/Athletic
T-shirt ($7.00)-required
Winter wear/sledding unit: hat, gloves, snow pants, boots, jacket

Loose-leaf paper
Various colored folders for all classes
7-10 spiral/wireless notebooks (2 spiral notebooks needed for science)
2 packs self-stick notes
Colored pencils
Blue/black pens/no sharpies
Pencils (#2)
White board markers
Scientific Calculator-Texas
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