Mrs. McKinley – 4th Grade

Lutheran Central 4th Grade Supply List 

2022-2023

 

Feel free to label items with your child’s name unless marked for classroom use. 

  • 24 pencils 
  • 2 colored pens (not black)
  • 2 large erasers
  • Cap erasers
  • 2 highlighters (different colors)
  • 4 wide-ruled composition books (no spiral bound or perforated pages, they rip out easily)
  • 2 pocket folders w/ holes for binder (label one KEEP AT SCHOOL & other TAKE HOME)
  • 1 ½” OR 2” binder
  • Pack of dry erase markers
  • Art box (Please write name on box)
  • Scissors
  • 24 pack crayons
  • 12+ pack colored pencils
  • 8+ glue sticks (we use a lot in our notebooks!)
  • Ruler (preferably one you can see through- inches & centimeters)
  • 2 packs wide-ruled loose leaf paper (one for individual and one for classroom use)
  • Kleenex (for classroom use)
  • Headphones
  • Mouse (wireless or corded)
  • ESV Bible (available in office)
  • Luther’s Small Catechism (available in office)
  • BOYS: Roll of paper towels (for classroom use)
  • GIRLS: Hand sanitizer (for classroom use)

 

Classroom Wish List Items:

Snack size bags                           Gallon size bags                            Liquid glue

Balloons (science & STEM)          Play dough (especially earthy colors)

Old magazines (students can cut for collages)       

 

I also have an Amazon wishlist for the classroom: https://amzn.to/38a26dJ         

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Math Resources

  1. PearsonRealize.com Our math curriculum has a wonderful site with reteaching videos, interactive games targeted to specific topics, a full online edition of the textbook, and many more helpful resources. Login information- username: lastname.firstname password: their Google password to log into their Chromebooks adding “1” to the end.
  2. XTraMath.org This is a site that helps increase your child’s fluency in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It finds your child’s current readiness level and creates a program based on their needs. Learning basic facts is the foundation for higher level math. The website if free or you can get the app for a small, one-time fee.
  3. ProdigyGame.com Prodigy is a free quest type game that has students solve math problems to move forward in the game. The students LOVE playing Prodigy and it works at their level to grow their math skills. Students have been assigned usernames and passwords by their classroom teacher.
  4. Skip Counting Songs Skip Counting Songs recorded by LC 4th Graders 2017-2018

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