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This page will be updated with new teacher wishlist items the first of
each month.
From time to time, classroom teachers may need a few recyclables
(please wash if contained food before sending into school), or
their classes used up supplies faster than anticipated. On this page
you will be able to view that list and can choose to collect and send
in those items for teachers, you will find the name of the teacher,
grade, and the supply needed. If you would like to donate it, please
let us know by emailing us the item, quantity and teacher so that we
can mark it as "received" on the site. Once you have gathered
the items, please bag them up and put the name of the teacher on the
outside of the bag and either send it in with your student or drop it
off in the office. If something changes and you cannot donate that
item, please email us at barkapta@yahoo.com Thank you!
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Coffeemate bottles (recyclables), Lynn Rees, Grade 5 ONGOING NEED |
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Large plastic coffee cans (recyclables), Mrs. Moore, Librarian |
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Plain brown cardboard (recyclables), Nature's Classroom- to be sent to art room labeled for 3-d garden models |
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Dried plant materials- cleaning up your garden? We need some dried plant clippings that would work in 3-d model gardens. Email alv0729@hotmail.com for ideas |
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Nature's classroom: soil amendments (more details to come) could include grass clippings & raked up leaves |
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Nature's classroom: Fallen trees or saplings to build with for our Nature's classroom spoace |
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Nature's classroom: Logs to be used as |
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Gr 4, Mrs. Doe: Empty paper towel tubes |
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Gr. 4 Mrs. Doe: Red & White peppermint candies for students during state standardized testing (Studies have shown that Peppermint is described as “cephalic”, and is known to stimulate the mind and aid in clear thinking.) |
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Thanks Mrs. Doe for the peppermint tip! I bet other teachers would like them as well. |
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