7th grade
1- 2” 3 ring binder
1 box colored pencils – 12 or 24 count
1 box colored pencils
2- 1½ ” 3 ring binder
3 packages dividers with tabs
5 packages loose leaf paper (300 sheets – wide rule)
Covered pencil sharpener
1 pocket folder with brads
highlighter-light color
1- 2” 3 ring binder
1 box colored pencils – 12 or 24 count
1 box colored pencils
2- 1½ ” 3 ring binder
3 packages dividers with tabs
5 packages loose leaf paper (300 sheets – wide rule)
Covered pencil sharpener
1 pocket folder with brads
highlighter-light color
Surviving Seventh Grade
Top Ten Survival Tips
1. Use your agenda to write down your assignments in every class and take it home every night.
2. Listen in class and ask questions. If you don’t ask, you will be lost.
3. Make sure to make up your work when absent. Check the homework station in each class.
4. If you complete your homework, you will find that the tests are easy.
5. Find a place to do your homework and do it at the same time every day.
6. Be honest and respectful to your teachers (Christmas gifts wouldn’t hurt!!!)
7. Be on time for each class.
8. Bring all your materials to class – books, notebooks, binders, agenda, writing utensils, etc.
9. Do not wait until the night before the test to study!
10. Don’t wait until the last minute to complete big projects. Start the day you get the assignment, not
the day before it is
due.
Top Ten Survival Tips
1. Use your agenda to write down your assignments in every class and take it home every night.
2. Listen in class and ask questions. If you don’t ask, you will be lost.
3. Make sure to make up your work when absent. Check the homework station in each class.
4. If you complete your homework, you will find that the tests are easy.
5. Find a place to do your homework and do it at the same time every day.
6. Be honest and respectful to your teachers (Christmas gifts wouldn’t hurt!!!)
7. Be on time for each class.
8. Bring all your materials to class – books, notebooks, binders, agenda, writing utensils, etc.
9. Do not wait until the night before the test to study!
10. Don’t wait until the last minute to complete big projects. Start the day you get the assignment, not
the day before it is
due.
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| Mrs. Riggs Science |
pencil bag
1 marble composition notebook
1 box markers
covered pencil sharpener
2 spiral notebooks one subject
pencils and blue/black pens for each class
1 ruler
2 glue sticks
Kleenex (one box per class)
Class Fees:
Language Arts $2
Math $3
Science $5
Social Studies $3
1 marble composition notebook
1 box markers
covered pencil sharpener
2 spiral notebooks one subject
pencils and blue/black pens for each class
1 ruler
2 glue sticks
Kleenex (one box per class)
Class Fees:
Language Arts $2
Math $3
Science $5
Social Studies $3
| Mrs. Garner Math |