Supply lists and welcome letters were mailed to
my new kindergartners today!
The border can be found here, courtesy of
Graphics From The Pond!
The supply list, as a pdf, can be found here.
Bandaids?!
Truly, having a stash of bandaids on hand in the classroom was a blessing last year. Would you believe the kindergartners went through twelve boxes? Our school does not have a full-time nurse, or health room, so keeping bandaids in the classroom is also helpful for the secretary. She is the keeper of the ice packs--a daily need, it seems--so I am happy to help her out by dealing with the scrapes and hangnails of my little ones.
What is your most-prized supply?
Bandaids?!
Truly, having a stash of bandaids on hand in the classroom was a blessing last year. Would you believe the kindergartners went through twelve boxes? Our school does not have a full-time nurse, or health room, so keeping bandaids in the classroom is also helpful for the secretary. She is the keeper of the ice packs--a daily need, it seems--so I am happy to help her out by dealing with the scrapes and hangnails of my little ones.
What is your most-prized supply?
As a counselor, I'd have to say tissues, though BandAids are a close second. This reminds me of a time I gave a Band Aid to each student after reading The BandAid Chicken - I may have to post that lesson!
ReplyDeleteBarbara
The Corner On Character
I never thought of asking for Band-Aids-I need to do that next year. :)They do go through them fast. I love how you ask them to take the glue sticks out of the wrappers too-that would save soooo much time!
ReplyDeleteNo matter how much we ask for I always end up buying tissues and soap.
NotJustChild'sPlay
I need to start my supply lists, thanks for the reminder.
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Band-aids...genius! I'm going to add that to mine. My favorite is the wipes...They're the best invention since electricity!
ReplyDeleteJenny
Owl Things First