Wish Lists
| Pre-K |
Fourth Grade |
|---|---|
| Kindergarten |
Fifth Grade |
| First Grade |
Special Areas |
| Second Grade |
Special Education/FLS |
| Third
Grade |
Office
Staff |
| Technology |
Safety Patrol |
All grade levels would like volunteer sign language interpreters for our programs. Contact Mr. Vandewalle if you can help.
Technology
For school-wide use
* batteries for iBooks (laptop computers)
* dongles - These are used to attach a Macintosh laptop to a projector, allowing a large group to see what is on the computer screen. For questions, please contact Vicki Kidd.
* batteries for iBooks (laptop computers)
* dongles - These are used to attach a Macintosh laptop to a projector, allowing a large group to see what is on the computer screen. For questions, please contact Vicki Kidd.
Pre-K
All Pre-K teachers would
like
snack items for the students for snack time..
Kindergarten
All Kindergarten teachers would like
* books that fit with units taught: ladybugs, planets/space, farm, apples, spiders, pumpkins, bats, teeth, fire safety, worms, pillbugs, fish, snails, oceans, any holiday, plants, animals from eggs, five senses, manners/character traits
* small items for students to count or sort (some examples are old keys, buttons, mini-erasers, etc.)
* a ream of paper to make copies, or good used paper to recycle (that can be put through a copier)
Mrs. Baker
* Magna-Doodles (used are fine)
Mrs. Boggs
* child-sized bean bag chairs (for kids to curl up in to read)
* playdough (home made is fine!)
* children's books on tape with matching book
* gel pens or unusual pens
* learning games
* shaving cream
* Sharpie markers
* sidewalk chalk
* glue sticks
* plain or colored computer paper
* card stock paper (any color)
* blank tapes
* colored sand
* magnetic letters
* packing tape
* envelopes
Miss Hawkins
* someone with painting experience to paint the color words on the wall in my classroom (this will be above a bulletin board, so you'd have to stand on a ladder to do it)
* Rubbermaid storage boxes (31 qt., 6.5 X 26.1 X 15.6 in.)
* any book by Melvin and Gilda Berger
* any book by Gail Gibbons
* children's books on tape with matching book (for our listening center)
* small toys for the treasure box (i.e. "party favor" type)
* child sized bean bag chairs
* learning games (ABC, Numbers, etc.)
* floor puzzles (appropriate for 6 year olds)
* small self-inking stamps
* playdough (home made is fine!)
* Magna-Doodles (used are fine)
* ziplock bags (any size)
* a paper cutter (small, approx. 2'X2', with the scissor-type handle)
* a 3-hole punch
* Sharpie markers
* card stock paper (any color)
* alphabet stamping markers
* used kid's books in good condition for the classroom library
* broom and dust pan (light weight, easy for a child to handle)
* classroom help - volunteers to work with students 1-on-1 or small groups
* picture books - These are the books you would find in the children's section of book stores, the kind with one story per book and pictures on each page. If you're not sure, check with me... I'll be glad to show you examples!
Mrs. Leon
* small dry erase boards
* sturdy puzzles
* Play doh
* children's books in Spanish
* a cooler on wheels, with a handle, for field trips
First
Grade
Ms. Lopez
* Glade oil plug ins
* empty toilet paper rolls
* empty cereal boxes
* sharpie pens
* bean bag chair
* large throw pillows
* sidewalk chalk
* broom and dust pan for little hands
* any non-fiction books (Eyewitness, Gail Gibbons, Seymour Simon)
Second
Grade
All Second Grade Teachers would like:
* flashlights
* extra flashlight batteries
* tennis balls (used are fine)
* electric pencil sharpeners
* bottles of whiteboard cleaner
* computer stationery for students to publish stories on
* gel pens & glitter pens
Ms. Fruendt
* tennis balls (used are fine!)
* treats for the treasure box
* dry erase cleaner
* Lysol/Chlorox wipes
Ms. Jensen
* a big bean bag chair
* treats for the treasure box
* Expo dry erase cleaner
* Lysol/Clorox wipes
* liquid hand soap
Ms. Lev
* treats/prizes for the treasure box
* clorox wipes
* gallon size baggies (with the sliding zipper-type close)
Mrs. Quinn
* parent volunteers to help out in the classroom
* prizes or party favors for the treasure box
* stickers
Third
Grade
Mrs. Nichols
* treats/treasures for the treasure chest (stickers, fancy pencils, pencil sharpeners, highlighters, markers, colored pencils, note pads, small toys, etc.)
* 45 hard plastic 5"X8" index card holder boxes, like you use for recipe cards (metal is okay, but prefer plastic)
* 45 packages of 5"X8" white index cards, lined or unlined
* wipe-off board cleaner
Fourth
Grade
Books that fit with units taught: rocks, Texas history, human body, ecosystems, solar system, weather
* new or used picture and chapter books
* any art supplies
* snacks (pretzels, cheese slices, fruit, crackers, healthy cereal, popcorn, etc.)
* drinks (juices or water)
* school supplies (crayons, markers, pencils, spirals, paper)
* old magazines (please check that all topics inside are appropriate)
* games and athletic equipment
* cups, plates, utensils
* Kleenex
* Clorox wipes
* hand sanitizer
* stationery/envelopes
* used gardening tools/supplies
* plants for the garden
Volunteers
- * gardening *
- cutting out laminated work
- help with bulletin boards/decorations for units
- snacks for special units
- help with class parties
- help prepare for programs
- help at the carnival
- help with field trips
- read with students
- after school tutoring
- visit the classroom to share knowledge or expertise
All Kindergarten teachers would like
* books that fit with units taught: ladybugs, planets/space, farm, apples, spiders, pumpkins, bats, teeth, fire safety, worms, pillbugs, fish, snails, oceans, any holiday, plants, animals from eggs, five senses, manners/character traits
* small items for students to count or sort (some examples are old keys, buttons, mini-erasers, etc.)
* a ream of paper to make copies, or good used paper to recycle (that can be put through a copier)
Mrs. Baker
* Magna-Doodles (used are fine)
Mrs. Boggs
* child-sized bean bag chairs (for kids to curl up in to read)
* playdough (home made is fine!)
* children's books on tape with matching book
* gel pens or unusual pens
* learning games
* shaving cream
* Sharpie markers
* sidewalk chalk
* glue sticks
* plain or colored computer paper
* card stock paper (any color)
* blank tapes
* colored sand
* magnetic letters
* packing tape
* envelopes
Miss Hawkins
* someone with painting experience to paint the color words on the wall in my classroom (this will be above a bulletin board, so you'd have to stand on a ladder to do it)
* Rubbermaid storage boxes (31 qt., 6.5 X 26.1 X 15.6 in.)
* any book by Melvin and Gilda Berger
* any book by Gail Gibbons
* children's books on tape with matching book (for our listening center)
* small toys for the treasure box (i.e. "party favor" type)
* child sized bean bag chairs
* learning games (ABC, Numbers, etc.)
* floor puzzles (appropriate for 6 year olds)
* small self-inking stamps
* playdough (home made is fine!)
* Magna-Doodles (used are fine)
* ziplock bags (any size)
* a paper cutter (small, approx. 2'X2', with the scissor-type handle)
* a 3-hole punch
* Sharpie markers
* card stock paper (any color)
* alphabet stamping markers
* used kid's books in good condition for the classroom library
* broom and dust pan (light weight, easy for a child to handle)
* classroom help - volunteers to work with students 1-on-1 or small groups
* picture books - These are the books you would find in the children's section of book stores, the kind with one story per book and pictures on each page. If you're not sure, check with me... I'll be glad to show you examples!
Mrs. Leon
* small dry erase boards
* sturdy puzzles
* Play doh
* children's books in Spanish
* a cooler on wheels, with a handle, for field trips
Mrs. Schulze
* Primary Composition Books - looks like a regular composition book but it is blank on the top half (for pictures) The bottom half is writing paper with a blue solid top line, blue dotted line and a red bottom line. Made by Mead. See Mrs. Schulze for an example.
Mrs. Candelario
* Magna-Doodles - plain, no "theme" (used, in good shape, are okay too!)
* 2 soccer chairs
* Primary Composition Books - looks like a regular composition book but it is blank on the top half (for pictures) The bottom half is writing paper with a blue solid top line, blue dotted line and a red bottom line. Made by Mead. See Mrs. Schulze for an example.
Mrs. Candelario
* Magna-Doodles - plain, no "theme" (used, in good shape, are okay too!)
* 2 soccer chairs
Ms. Lopez
* Glade oil plug ins
* empty toilet paper rolls
* empty cereal boxes
* sharpie pens
* bean bag chair
* large throw pillows
* sidewalk chalk
* broom and dust pan for little hands
* any non-fiction books (Eyewitness, Gail Gibbons, Seymour Simon)
All Second Grade Teachers would like:
* flashlights
* extra flashlight batteries
* tennis balls (used are fine)
* electric pencil sharpeners
* bottles of whiteboard cleaner
* computer stationery for students to publish stories on
* gel pens & glitter pens
Ms. Fruendt
* tennis balls (used are fine!)
* treats for the treasure box
* dry erase cleaner
* Lysol/Chlorox wipes
Ms. Jensen
* a big bean bag chair
* treats for the treasure box
* Expo dry erase cleaner
* Lysol/Clorox wipes
* liquid hand soap
Ms. Lev
* treats/prizes for the treasure box
* clorox wipes
* gallon size baggies (with the sliding zipper-type close)
Mrs. Quinn
* parent volunteers to help out in the classroom
* prizes or party favors for the treasure box
* stickers
Mrs. Nichols
* treats/treasures for the treasure chest (stickers, fancy pencils, pencil sharpeners, highlighters, markers, colored pencils, note pads, small toys, etc.)
* 45 hard plastic 5"X8" index card holder boxes, like you use for recipe cards (metal is okay, but prefer plastic)
* 45 packages of 5"X8" white index cards, lined or unlined
* wipe-off board cleaner
Books that fit with units taught: rocks, Texas history, human body, ecosystems, solar system, weather
Ms.
Coover
* auction/treasure box items (i.e. small toys, stickers, fancy pencils, etc.)
Ms. Hermes
* Ziplock baggies
* books
* educational posters
* encyclopedias
* an atlas
* stickers
* disposable cameras
* grab bag prizes
Miss Tackett
* auction/treasure box items (i.e. small toys, stickers, fancy pencils, etc.)
* classroom help - volunteers to work with students 1-on-1 or small groups
* Magnetix
Fifth
Grade* auction/treasure box items (i.e. small toys, stickers, fancy pencils, etc.)
Ms. Hermes
* Ziplock baggies
* books
* educational posters
* encyclopedias
* an atlas
* stickers
* disposable cameras
* grab bag prizes
Miss Tackett
* auction/treasure box items (i.e. small toys, stickers, fancy pencils, etc.)
* classroom help - volunteers to work with students 1-on-1 or small groups
* Magnetix
* new or used picture and chapter books
* any art supplies
* snacks (pretzels, cheese slices, fruit, crackers, healthy cereal, popcorn, etc.)
* drinks (juices or water)
* school supplies (crayons, markers, pencils, spirals, paper)
* old magazines (please check that all topics inside are appropriate)
* games and athletic equipment
* cups, plates, utensils
* Kleenex
* Clorox wipes
* hand sanitizer
* stationery/envelopes
* used gardening tools/supplies
* plants for the garden
Volunteers
- * gardening *
- cutting out laminated work
- help with bulletin boards/decorations for units
- snacks for special units
- help with class parties
- help prepare for programs
- help at the carnival
- help with field trips
- read with students
- after school tutoring
- visit the classroom to share knowledge or expertise
Special
Areas
Mr. Vandewalle
* volunteer sign language interpreters for grade level programs
* new recorders (these can be purchased at music stores such as Strait Music)
* blank CD-R CD's, with cases (to record our programs)
* an external USB drive
* a volunteer to make recorder bags (see Mr. Vandewalle for details)
Special
Education/FLS
Office Staff
Mr. Vandewalle
* volunteer sign language interpreters for grade level programs
* new recorders (these can be purchased at music stores such as Strait Music)
* blank CD-R CD's, with cases (to record our programs)
* an external USB drive
* a volunteer to make recorder bags (see Mr. Vandewalle for details)
Office Staff
The
Office staff would
like:
* A flat panel monitor (used is fine!)
* a hanging shingle that says "Nurse" with maybe a drawing of a nurse so that when kids or parents come into the office they can see where the Nurse's office is.
Ms. Burke would like some soft, squishy balls or shapes (any kind/shape is fine!)
** Thanks to Cub Scout Pack 81 for making and donating a fabulous raffle drum painted Kocurek's school colors! **
* A flat panel monitor (used is fine!)
* a hanging shingle that says "Nurse" with maybe a drawing of a nurse so that when kids or parents come into the office they can see where the Nurse's office is.
Ms. Burke would like some soft, squishy balls or shapes (any kind/shape is fine!)
** Thanks to Cub Scout Pack 81 for making and donating a fabulous raffle drum painted Kocurek's school colors! **
Last update - 5/5/08