Middle School Supply List

Hello, Middle School Families!

Welcome, or welcome back, to Hazel Wolf. We’re excited to see you! In middle school, students are expected to bring their own school supplies and keep track of them. Here’s the list of school supplies your student will need. If you have any questions, or need assistance with these supplies, please let us know.

Required:

1. Composition books
   1. 4 lined composition books, single subject, college or wide ruled – may need additional composition books second semester
   1. 2 grid/graph composition notebooks
2. Basic pack of colored pencils (Crayola 12-pack works great, but any are good)
3. Pencils – a pack of about 12 will work
4. Covered pencil sharpener – or extra lead if you use mechanical pencils; the school does not have pencil leads for mechanical pencils
5. Erasers
6. Pens – dark blue or black ink
7. Folders or binder – you need an organization system. That’s one folder per class or a binder.
8. 1 specific folder, plastic or poly, no prongs, with pockets – this will stay in science
9. 2 contrasting color highlighters

Required for specific classes – this still affects everyone:

1. P.E. – closed toed shoes that you can run in, every day! They can be kept in lockers or backpacks if you wear slides, crocs, heavy boots, etc. If a family can’t afford athletic shoes, please reach out to Ms. Nelson at panelson@seattleschools.org . Optional: UNSCENTED deodorant to be kept in backpack or locker
2. Algebra – graphing calculator (TI-84 or similar, can be purchased or borrowed from school, or students can use an online graphing calculator at desmos.com-works great), 1.5-inch binder
3. Geometry – geometer’s compass, protractor and straightedge (can be a ruler), scientific calculator, 1.5-inch binder
4. Math 7/8 – scientific calculator,1.5-inch binder
5. All math – optional personal calculator, post-it notes

Optional: pencil pouch (we recommend – have something to store your writing utensils in); planner (students will need to track assignments, and can do this on Schoology and/or use a physical planner)

Donations welcome: post-it notes, lined notebook paper, unscented tissue, extra pencils, glue sticks