BAVPA Grade 5-8 Supply List

Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts Dance Department Required Supply List

~ 2018-2019 ~

• 1 short sleeve black leotard, 1 long sleeve black leotard

• 1 black leotard of your choice

• 2 pairs of pink tights, 2 pairs of black tights, 1 pair of suntan tights (convertible)

• Traditional ballet shoes (PINK)

• Flesh colored body stocking

• Pens and pencils (bring a writing utensil to class every day.)

• 1 one inch binder for ballet class & one for modern class

• 1 pack of filler paper, 2 folders

• 8 GB Jump Drive (for grades 7-12)

• Pointe shoes (for grades 9-12)

• Highlighters

• It is very helpful for the dancers to have their own dance bag to carry their belongings in.

• Always remember to keep your work from the previous year, we will reference the material

often.

• 2 packs of 3x5 cards

• A combination lock for your dance locker.

• Please label all belongings with permanent marker.

Please be reminded that, when purchasing your supplies:

• Do not purchase house slippers that look like traditional ballet slippers. Although they are

cute and less expensive they do not serve the intended purpose.

• Please do not purchase leotards with skirts attached or any type of jewelry or designs.

• The purpose of the body stocking is to replace your undergarments. A body stocking is

typically worn underneath your leotard and tights. It is also very beneficial under

costuming. It provides a clean line and eliminates your undergarments. Please purchase a

flesh colored body stocking.

• Just a reminder, attire is part of your grade and a deduction will be made if the proper

attire is not worn, worn incorrectly or adhered to for every class, rehearsal or

performance.

What not to buy

• Please do not buy leotards with attached skirts, jewelry or designs, Pointe shoes unless

worn in the previous year’s class, warm-up clothing or extra accessories unless it is

requested in writing from one of our faculty members.

12th Grade Dance History

• 1 two inch binder or 2 one inch binders

• Pens and pencils, 2 packs of 3X5 index cards

• 3 packs of college ruled loose leaf paper

• Highlighters

Dancer’s Survival Kit

We also require that each student should purchase the following items for your “Dancer’s

Survival Kit”. The items below should be kept in a small bag or container in case of emergency

during class or a show. The dance department has specific requirements as to how hair, make-up,

undergarments, nail polish and the overall presentation of the dancer should look during

class/performances. All of which is a part of the dancers grade.

· Bobby pins- color of the dancer’s hair

· Hair ties- color of the dancer’s hair

· Safety pins

· Clear nail polish for small runs in tights

· Needle and thread (pink and black), dental floss

· Extra elastic and pointe shoe ribbon

· Hair net

· Band aides

· Medical tape (if needed for pointe shoes)

· Travel size hair spray or other hair products needed to keep hair in place

· Nail polish remover and cotton balls

· Make –up

· Extra tights without holes

· Feminine hygiene needs

Suggested-

Flesh colored leotard, Character shoes- black, Plain longs sleeve

black t-shirt, plain short sleeve black t-shirt, black wrap sweater,

leg warmers

Ms. Beamer’s Supply List 2018-2019 Grade 6

-1 two-inch three-ring binder

-1 composition notebook

-blue or black pens

-glue sticks

-scissors

-post-it notes

-package of 5 dividers

-pencils

-2 packages of loose leaf paper

-2 folders

-highlighters (3 different colors)

-3 boxes of tissues

-hand sanitizer

Mr. Witucki – Grade 5/6 Visual Art

-$15 Studio fee

-sketchbook with a minimum size of 8x10

Ms. Schlau’s 5th grade

Suggested Summer Reading List

Fiction

▪ Battle Bunny – Jon Scieszka and Mac Barnett

▪ Abel’s Island – William Steig

▪ Bridge to Terabithia – Katherine Paterson

▪ Binny for Short – Hilary McKay

▪ A Bear Called Paddington – Michael Bond

▪ Diary of a Wimpy Kid – Jeff Kinney

▪ Freddie Ramos Takes Off – Jacqueline Jules

▪ The Mysterious Benedict Society – Trenton Lee Stewart

▪ Mr. Popper’s Penguins – Richard Atwater

▪ The Invention of Hugo Cabret – Brian Selznick

▪ Balloons Over Broadway: The True Story of the Puppeteer of Macy’s Parade – Melissa

Sweet

▪ Tales for Very Picky Eaters – Josh Schneider

▪ Encyclopedia Brown – Donald J. Sobol

▪ E-mergency! – Tom Lichtenheld

▪ Toys Come Home: Being the Early Experiences of an Intelligent Stingray, a Brave Buffalo,

and a Brand-New Someone Called Plastic – Emily Jenkins

▪ No Ordinary Day – Deborah Ellis

▪ Because of Winn Dixie – Kate DiCamillo

▪ Frindle – Andrew Clements

▪ A Week in the Woods – Andrew Clements

▪ A Dog Called Kitty – Bill Wallace

▪ Big Red – Jim Kjelgaard

▪ Ramona (series) – Beverly Cleary

▪ Judy Moody (series) – Megan McDonald

▪ Maniac Magee – Jerry Spinelli

▪ Everywhere – Bruce Brooks

▪ Fly Away Home – Eve Bunting

▪ Keeper of the Doves – Betsy Byars

▪ Wait Till Helen Comes: A Ghost Story – Mary Downing Hahn

▪ The Foxman – Gary Paulsen

▪ The Stories Huey Tells and the Stories Julian Tells (series) – Ann Cameron

▪ The Flunking of Joshua T. Bates – Susan Shreve

▪ Freckle Juice – Judy Blume

▪ Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing – Judy Blume

▪ Stone Fox – John Reynolds Gardiner

▪ The Great Gilly Hopkins – Katherine Paterson

▪ Misty of Chincoteague – Marguerite Henry

▪ The Secret Garden – Frances Hodgson Burnett

▪ Goosebumps (series) – R. L. Stine

▪ In the Year of the Boar and Jackie Robinson – Bette Boa Lord

▪ The Silver Coach – Carole Adler

▪ The Children of Green Knowe (series) – Lucy Boston

▪ Old Yeller – Fred Gipson

▪ The Higher Power of Lucky – Susan Patron

▪ Joey Pigza Loses Control – Jack Gantos

▪ The Nancy Drew Series – Carolyn G. Keene

▪ Chocolate Fever – Robert Kimmel Smith

▪ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory – Roald Dahl

▪ Rules – Cynthia Lord

▪ The Sign of the Beaver – Elizabeth George Speare

Fantasy/Folklore

▪ Harry Potter (series) – J. K. Rowling

▪ Space Race – Sylvia Waugh

▪ The Chameleon Wore Chartreuse – Bruce Hale

▪ The Case of the Raging Rottweiler – John R. Erickson

▪ The Great Good Thing – Roderick Townley

▪ The Doll People – Ann M. Martin

▪ I, Houdini – Lynne Reid Banks

▪ The Indian in the Cupboard – Lynne Reid Banks

▪ Poppy – Avi

▪ Mean Margaret – Tor Seidler

▪ The Moorchild – Eloise McGraw

▪ The Secret of Platform 13 – Eva Ibbotson

▪ Abel’s Island – William Steig

▪ James and the Giant Peach – Roald Dahl

▪ The BFG – Roald Dahl

▪ The Wind in the Willows – Kenneth Grahame

▪ The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe – C. S. Lewis

▪ Charlotte’s Web – E. B. White

▪ Castle in the Attic – Elizabeth Winthrop

▪ Magic Tree House (series) – Mary Pope Osborne

▪ Going through the Gate – Janet S. Anderson

▪ The Sea Egg – L. M. Boston

▪ The Talking Parcel – Gerald Durrell

▪ Mick Harte Was Here – Barbara Park

▪ Cricket in Times Square – George Selden

▪ The Wizard of Oz – Frank L. Baum

▪ Whittington – Alan Armstrong

▪ Under the Bridge – Ellen Kindt McKenzie

▪ Just So Stories – Rudyard Kipling

Historical Fiction

▪ Breaking Stalin’s Nose – Eugene Yelchin

▪ Inside Out and Back Again – Thanhha Lai

▪ Soldier Bear – Bibi Dumon Tak

▪ Linnea in Monet’s Garden – Cristina Bjork

▪ Meet Kit: An American Girl—1934 – Valerie Tripp

▪ Love from Your Friend, Hannah – Mindy Warshaw Skolsky

▪ Sarah, Plain and Tall – Patricia MacLachlan

▪ Little House on the Prairie (series) – Laura Ingalls Wilder

▪ Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes – Eleanor Coerr

▪ Understood Betsy – Dorothy Canfield Fisher

▪ King of the Wind: The Story of the Godolphin Arabian – Marguerite Henry

▪ The Birchback House – Louise Erdrich

▪ The Night Journey – Kathryn Lasky

▪ Grasshopper Summer – Ann Turner

▪ The Midwife’s Apprentice – Karen Cushman

▪ The Borning Room – Paul Fleischman

▪ Jacob, Have I Loved – Katherine Patterson

▪ Boxcar Children – Gertrude Chandler Warner

▪ Pink and Say – Patricia Polacco

▪ The Perilous Road – William Steele

▪ Boston Jane: An Adventure – Jennifer L. Holm

▪ Our Only May Amelia – Jennifer L. Holm

▪ Follow the Drinking Gourd – Jeanette Winter

▪ Hattie Big Sky – Kirby Larson

▪ Show Way – Jacqueline Woodson

Science Fiction

▪ I’m Out of My Body … Please Leave Me a Message – Dan Greenburg

▪ Heartlight – T. A. Baron

▪ Space Garbage – Isaac Asimov

▪ The Dog That Pitched a No-Hitter – Matt Christopher

▪ The Package in Hyperspace – Janet Asimov and John Gampert

▪ The Computer Nut – Betsy Byars

▪ Frankenbug – Steven Cousins

▪ The Classroom at the End of the Hall – Douglas Evans

▪ My Life Among Aliens – Gail Gauthier

▪ Nose Pickers from Outer Space – Gordan Korman

▪ The Time Warp Trio – Jon Scieszka

▪ Carrot Holes and Frisbee Trees – N. Bodecker

▪ Shadows in the Water – Kathryn Lasky

▪ The Sword of Aradel – Alexander Key

▪ The Moorchild – Eloise McGraw

▪ Bunnicula: A Rabbit Tale of Mystery – Deborah and James Howe

Poetry

▪ Lemonade, and Other Poems Squeezed from a Single Word – Bob Raczka

▪ Where the Sidewalk Ends – Shel Silverstein

▪ Bird Watch: A Book of Poetry – Jane Yolen

▪ From Sea to Shining Sea – Amy T. Cohn

▪ In a River Valley – Josette Frank

▪ Hand in Hand: An American History through Poetry – Lee Bennett Hopkins

▪ Bringing Me News – Mary O’Neill

▪ The New Kid on the Block – Jack Prelutsky

▪ Something Big Has Been Here – Jack Prelutsky

▪ Pierre – Maurice Sendak

▪ Heartsongs (series) – Mattie J. T. Stepanek

▪ Spin a Soft Black Song – Nikki Giovanni

Nonfiction

▪ And Then What Happened, Paul Revere? – Jean Fritz

▪ The Day-Glo Brothers: The True Story of Bob and Joe Switzer’s Bright Ideas and Brand-

New Colors – Chris Barton

▪ America Is Under Attack: September 11, 2001—The Day the Towers Fell – Don Brown

▪ The Kid Who Invented the Popsicle – Dan Wulffson

▪ Lives of Musicians: Good Times, Bad Times (And What the Neighbors Thought) –

Kathleen Krull

▪ A River Run Wild – Lynne Cherry

▪ Look to the North: A Wolf Pup Diary – Jean Craighead George

▪ The Man Who Walked Between the Towers – Mordacai Gerstein

▪ Pink and Say – Patricia Polacco

▪ Dateline: Troy – Paul Fleischman

▪ Will You Sign Here, John Hancock? – Jean Fritz

▪ Six-Minute Nature Mysteries – Faith Brynie

▪ The Truth about Great White Sharks – Mary M. Cerullo

▪ Through My Eyes – Ruby Bridges

▪ The Story of Baseball – Lawrence Ritter

▪ Girls Think of Everything – Catherine Thimmeah

▪ Uncle John’s Bathroom Reader for Kids Only! – The Bathroom Readers Institute

▪ Meet Me in St. Louis: A Trip to the 1904 World’s Fair – Robert Jackson

▪ Just Peace: A Message of Hope – Mattie J. T. Stepanek with Jimmy Carter

Graphic Novel

▪ Bluffton: My Summers with Buster – Matt Phelan

▪ Squish: Super Amoeba – Jennifer L. Holm

▪ The Adventures of Ook and Gluk, Kung-Fu Cavemen from the Future – Dav Pilkey

▪ Adventures in Cartooning: How to Turn Your Doodles into Comics – James Sturm

▪ The Secret of the Unicorn – Hergé

▪ Ancient Egypt: Tales of Gods and Pharaohs – Marcia Williams

▪ Bake Sale – Sara Varon

▪ Bone: Out from Boneville – Jeff Smith

▪ The Boxcar Children – Shannon Eric Denton

▪ Creepy Crawly Crime – Aaron Reynolds

▪ Knights of the Lunch Table: The Dodgeball Chronicles – Frank Cammuso

▪ Fashion Kitty and the Unlikely Hero – Charise Mericle Harper

▪ Hyperactive – Scott Christian Sava

▪ Into the Volcano – Don Wood

▪ Zeus: King of the Gods – George O’Connor

▪ Zita the Spacegirl – Ben Hatke

Ms. Schlau’s Grade 5

Supply List

Headphones or ear buds

2 packs - #2 Pencils

1 Large Eraser

1 package Wide-lined loose leaf paper

1 box tissue

1 bottle of hand sanitizer

1 container disinfectant wipes

1 pencil pouch

1 red 2-pocket 3 prong folder (Math)

1 blue 2-pocket prong folder / 1 composition notebook (ELA)

1 green 2-pocket 3 prong folder (Science)

1 yellow 2-pocket 3 prong folder (Social Studies)

1 package of highlighters

1 large glue stick

Wish list:

Ziplock baggies (any size)

Dry erase markers

Mrs. Bartosz supply list Grade 7

-2 packs of #2 pencils

-Erasers

-2 packs of wide ruled loose leaf paper

-1 box of tissues

-1 bottle of hand sanitizer

-3- pocket folders (one green, one blue, and one red)

-3-one subject folders (one green, one blue, and one red)

-1 pack of colored pencils

-2 glue sticks

-1 pack of blue or black pens

-1” binder (3 ring)

-1 package of subject dividers

-Highlighters

-1 pack of dry erase markers

Ms. Greenan’s Supply List 2018-2019 Grade 5 ELA & Social Studies

-1 two-inch three-ring binder

-loose leaf paper (wide ruled) to be replenished throughout the year as needed

-2 composition notebooks

-package of 5 dividers

-post-it notes

–highlighters

-blue or black pens

-pencils and sharpener

-colored pencils or crayons

-scissors

-glue sticks

-3 boxes of tissues

-2 folders (take-home folder, Social Studies)

-hand sanitizer

United States History and Government

Mr. Healy 2018/2019 Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts Grade 7/8 Supply

List

-No. 2 pencils

-Pencil sharpener (manual with a top to collect shavings)

-Large pink eraser

-Ballpoint pens

-Highlighters

-Loose-leaf notebook paper

-Three-ring binder for Social Studies

-Pocket folders

-Small notebook to record assignments

-Calendar for scheduling assignments

Ms. Hollis’s Supply List 2018-2017 ELA 8

-1 one-inch three-ring binder

-lined paper

-blue or black ink pens

-pencils

-highlighters

-low odor dry erase markers

-2 three-prong pocket folders (writing, independent reading)

Mrs. Kochan Grade 7/8 Science

-1” Binder

-1 box tissues

-1 pack of dividers

-1 Large Elmer’s glue stick

-Lined Paper

-1 pack Crayola colored pencils

-Pen & pencil

Mr. Millard’s Supply List 2018-2019

-1 three-ring binder

-2 composition notebooks

-2 packages sticky notes

-2 two-pocket folders

-1 package pens

-1 package pencils

Mrs. Guinther Grade 5-8 Visual Art

-Pencils with Erasers

-Pencil Sharpener

-Sketchbooks

7th & 8th Grade Chorus - Mr. Davis

-Black 1 inch Binder

-1 Pack of Mechanical Pencils

-1 pack of erasers

-Black Shirt Black dress shirt

-Black DRESS pants Black pants or modest skirt

-Black DRESS shoes Black shoes - Low heel is

-Black socks recommended for comfort.

-No open toed or open heeled shoes!!

-Conservative jewelry - Parents please help us with this.

-On-stage jewelry will glitter like a disco ball and draw unwanted attention.

Mr. Zarrillo - Supply List for Math 8: (expected the 1st day of school)

TI-30x IIS Scientific Calculator

❖ Please be aware that a class set of calculators will be made available to students during

class. It is highly recommended that a calculator of this type be purchased and kept at

home to aid in the completion of homework.

2” Three Ring Binder divided into 5 sections – All class work and graded materials will

be placed in the appropriate section of their binder to help with organization.

Dividers labeled: (1) Board Work, (2) Notes, (3) Homework,

(4) Tests/Quizzes and (5) A.I.S.

Lined paper, pens, pencils and erasers

A box of tissues would be greatly appreciated.

Mr. Zarrillo - Supply List for Accelerated Math 8: (expected the 1st day of school)

Ti-nspire Graphing Calculator

❖ Please be aware that a class set of graphing calculators will be made available to students

during class. It is highly recommended that a calculator of this type be purchased and

kept at home to aid in the completion of homework.

2” Three Ring Binder divided into 5 sections – All class work and graded materials will

be placed in the appropriate section of their binder to help with organization.

Dividers labeled: (1) Board Work, (2) Math 8 Notes, (3) Homework,

(4) Tests/Quizzes and (5) Algebra

Lined paper, pens, pencils and erasers

A box of tissues would be greatly appreciated.

Mr. Herring’s 7th and 8th grade Art Majors Supply List

4- 2H pencils.

1- Vinyl eraser.

1- Kneaded eraser.

1- Sketchbook any size or style

THEATRE ARTS SUPPLY LIST: BEUTH

GRADES 5-8

THREE RING BINDER

COMPOSITION NOTEBOOK (NEW STUDENTS ONLY)

PAPER

PENS/PENCILS

COMFORTABLE CLOTHING/SHOES WORN TO CLASS

Ms. Gayles: 7th grade supply list

1 pack loose leaf paper

1 box pencils

1 box pens black or blue

Ms. Cristofanilli – Grade 7 ELA

Supply List:

2 composition notebooks (black and white or colored)

2 highlighters

1 folder

Pens

Mrs. Eynon’s 8th Grade 15:1 Supply List

1- 1” red binder

1- 1” blue binder

1- 1” green binder

1- 1” yellow binder

1- 1” binder of choice

4- pack of dividers

1 – multi-pack of highlighters (pink, yellow, green, orange, blue)

2 – packages of pencils (12 to a pack) (mechanical or wooden)

1 – package of pens

2 expo dry erase markers

1 marble composition notebook (any color)

2 packages of lined (loose leaf) paper – wide rule

2 boxes of tissues

1 - handheld pencil sharpener (if buying wooden pencils)

2 – erasers

1 – yellow post-it note pad (3x3 square)

1 – blue post-it note pad (3x3 square)

1 – orange post-it note pad (3x3 square)

1 – pink post-it note pad (3x3 square)

2 – multi-color packages of 3x5 cards

2 –glue sticks

Crayola markers or colored pencils

Supply List – Mr. Fisher’s class - 2018-2019

Email: hjfisher@buffaloschools.org

Math

• A 2” – 3-Ring Binder with pockets on the inside- Minimum of 2” Binder needed

• Calculator - *TI-30XIIS Scientific Calculator (see image on the back of this

sheet)

This calculator is very important for 6th grade. It performs many functions that basic

calculators don’t. It may be kept at home for use there. I will provide calculators to be

used in school, but they may not be taken home.

• Highlighters- at least 3 different colors (To be replenished throughout the year as

needed)

It is extremely important that students have highlighters, as we use them every

day to assist in comprehension strategies.

• Loose leaf paper (To be replenished throughout the year as needed)

• Package of dividers with tabs

• Folder with pockets

• Ruler- standard and metric

• #2 Pencils (To be replenished throughout the year as needed)

Science

• A composition notebook

• Pens – blue or black ink only (To be replenished throughout the year as needed)

• Loose leaf paper (To be replenished throughout the year as needed)

• A folder with pockets

Additional Required Supplies:

• (3) boxes of tissue

• (1) Package of disinfectant wipes

• Pencil sharpener that catches shavings

• Colored pencils

• Scissors

• Folder – for homework and information that’s sent home to parents

• Pencil box- for scissors, glue sticks, colored pencils etc..

• Planner – Optional – I will list homework assignments and important messages on

my website. I will also use remind.com to communicate daily homework assignments

and important messages. Parents will be invited to sign up for these messages in

September.

• If you have any further questions, contact me at the email address listed above.

Image of TI- 30X IIS Scientific Calculator

• These calculators come in many colors. The school provides the black ones for use in

math class. It would probably be a good idea to get a different color for home use, so they

don’t get mixed up if they’re brought to school for some reason.

• There are other brands of scientific calculators that perform the same operations, and look

similar, but may be less expensive than the Texas Instruments model. You may purchase

these brands.

Ms. Carney’s AIS Supply List

- 1 two-pocket folder (without prongs)

- 1 divider (to go in Math binder)

- 1 pack of #2 pencils (mechanical preferred)

- 1 scientific calculator (TI-30X IIS preferred)

Tinkham – Grades 5-8 Supply Lists

Guitar Ensemble (5th & 6th Grade)

- 3-Ring Binder

- Mechanical Pencils

Guitar Ensemble (7th & 8th Grade)

- 3-Ring Binder

- Mechanical Pencils

Ms. Vafai – Grade 5/6 Instrumental

-$25 for instrument rental

-$8 for personal practice book (optional)

Ms. Monge - Spanish

1 3 Ring Binder (2 – 2.5 inches)

1 Dictionary (English/Spanish)

1 Folder (one two pocket for homework)

1 5 tab dividers (bell work/notes, vocabulary, verbs, homework and

tests/quizzes)

- Packs of paper (loose leaf)

- Pens, pencils and highlighters

- Art supplies (colored pencils, markers, poster board etc...) (8th graders only)

1 composition notebook (high school only)

Supply List 2018-2019 Mrs. K. White

Living Environment/Living Environment Advanced 8th

1 ½ - 2” Binder (for this course only)

3 dividers for binder

folder

paper

pens

pencils