Art Exploration 7

May 28th, 2008

The following is the seventh grade supply list for the 2009-2010 school year:

To: 7th Grade Students and Parents
From: 7th Grade Teachers
Re: School Supplies

Below is a list of supplies from each teacher to help you get started in your new adventure. There may be other supplies required, but you will have plenty of time to buy those during the first days of school. Do NOT bring your supplies to 7th Grade Orientation because you will not have a place to put them.

Bible
Mr. Campbell and Mr. Murphy
r New International Version (NIV) Bible [If you do not have one, you may borrow one from the teacher until you receive your Harding Bible early in the school year.]
r 2 inch three-ring binder
r 5 tab dividers
r white notebook paper (college ruled for Mr. Campbell)
r 2 blue or 2 black ink pens or 2 pencils and a grading pen (color of choice)
r a 3-pack of Playdoh for Mr. Campbell’s class

English
Mrs. Hawley and Ms. Murphy
r 1 1/2 inch three-ring binder
r 5 tab dividers
r white notebook paper (wide rule only)
r blue or black ink pen or pencil
r grading pen (any color except blue or black)
r highlighter
r lined 3 x 5 note cards (You will need 400-500 for the whole year.)
r book cover (large or extra-large only) or you can cover your book with a paper bag
r bag of individually wrapped candy for rewards

Fitness
Coach Underwood and Coach Becky Starks
r uniform (T-shirt and shorts will be provided by the teacher.)
r extra pair of shorts and T-shirt to keep in your fitness locker (Harding appropriate)
r clean socks
r tennis shoes/sneakers (no black soled shoes that will mark the floor)
r combination lock for fitness locker
r deodorant

Geography
Mr. Banker, Mr. Murphy, and Mr. Pritchard
r 1 inch or 1 1/2 inch three-ring binder
r 3 tab dividers
r white notebook paper (wide rule)
r blue or black ink pen or pencil
r book cover

Math
Mr. Rubio
r 1 1/2 inch or 2 inch three-ring binder
r 5 tab dividers
r white notebook paper (wide rule preferred)
r notebook paper ring reinforcers
r protractor
r pencils, pencils, pencils
r red pen
r highlighter
r book cover (as large as possible)

Pre-Algebra
Ms. Johnson
r 1 1/2 inch three-ring binder
r 5 tab dividers
r white notebook paper (wide or college rule)
r 4 spiral notebooks with at least 70 pages (wide or college rule)
r PENCILS!!!
r colored pen (not blue or black)
r book cover (as large as possible)
r TI-30XS (Texas Instruments) Multiview calculator

Science
Mr. Bodiford and Mrs. Davis
r 1 1/2 inch three-ring binder
r 5 tab dividers
r white notebook paper (wide rule only)
r blue or black ink pen and multiple pencils
r red checking pen
r book cover

Additional Items
r a pencil pouch to keep in backpack
r a two-pocket “homework” folder
r a flash drive (see Mrs. Diane Collins’s blog on the Harding website for details)
r locker shelves (optional)

Art II

May 28th, 2007

Art III and IV

May 28th, 2007

Exploration Art 8

May 28th, 2007

The following is the eighth grade supply list for the 2009-2010 school year:

8th grade supply list
Welcome to the 8th grade adventure.

NOTE: Your English teacher will give you an assignment book at the beginning of the year.

Must Have General supplies:
r blue or black pens
r red pen(s)
r pencils (lead or mechanical)
r highlighter(s)
r notebook paper for every notebook
r two-pocket folder for homework and take home items

Specific supplies you will need for each subject

History: Banker
r 3-ring binder
r 3 dividers

History: S. Efaw
r 3-ring binder (can be shared with another class)
r book cover

Honors Physical Science: K. Dahlberg
r 1″ 3-ring binder (or share a notebook with another class)
r 4 dividers

Science: Davis
r 3-ring binder (may be shared with one other class)
r 5 dividers
r One pack of 3 x 5 cards for the element symbol study

Math: Howard
r 3-ring binder (1 and 1/2 -2 inch)
r 4 dividers for the binder
r 6-in ruler
r graphing paper: 4-quad; quadrille, or 4-5 squares per inch
r zippered pouch to keep pencils and ruler in (can be shared with another class)
English: Hawley
r 1.5” 3-ring binder
r 5 tab dividers
r 3 X 5 note cards
r large book cover

Stafford: Bible
r 1.5” 3-ring binder
r 5 tabbed three ring dividers with pockets
r Composition notebook—100 sheets, 200 pages; 9.75 X 7.5 inches, wide ruled
r Crayola washable markers (felt tip) 8 colors (minimum)
r Single hole punch
r Small stapler
r Box of tissue
r Bible—NIV only, please
r Notebook paper, wide rule
r Reinforcement labels for notebook paper

Fitness: Starks & Underwood
r Tennis Shoes
r Deodorant
r Extra pair of shorts and t-shirt (a fitness uniform will be provided)
r Lock for fitness locker

French Exploration: Denzin
r Poster-board for quarterly project
r 3-ring binder or folder with pockets and fasteners
r 5 dividers

Art Exploration: Stacey Smith
r $15 art supplies fee. Make checks payable to Harding Academy and put the student’s name in the bottom left hand corner. Bring fees to the teacher at the beginning of each rotation. Chorus students are not in rotation classes and therefore exempt.

Etymology: Emily Fowler
r 3-ring, hardcover binder with pockets (can share with other classes)
r 4 dividers, labeled as follows: Start-up, Vocab/Notes, Homework, Tests/Quizzes

Chorus: Dan Burdette and Band: Canterbury
r no special supplies

Helpful Hint
¸ Find a way to make textbooks and notebooks stand out from each other in your locker with different colored notebooks or labels on the spines. You will be grabbing your supplies quickly between classes so make sure you are getting the right stuff.

Visual Art Department

September 10th, 2006

See the visual arts blog on the secondary art webpage for information about field trips, guest artists, NAHS and Art Club.