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Mrs. Shelton's class is requesting donations of small school supplies and prizes to stock their prize box and classroom economy store. Specifically, they need pencils, erasers, markers, crayons, glue sticks, stickers, copy paper, tissues, and classical music CDs. Donated items should be new and not used.
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- 1. Mrs. Shelton’s Class Wish List Dear Parents, If you are out shopping, the following items are always needed in our class throughout the year: • We will be playing Homeworkopoly every Friday in which students have the chance to win prizes from the prize box. We especially need small prizes like pencils, erasers, sharpeners, and other fun school materials for our box! (Please no toys or used items.) • We will have our Classroom Economy Store once a month where students will be able to use their classroom money to “purchase” different items. Our class is always in need of new items such as fun erasers or other school supplies, notebooks, small toys, or other fun items that they can use or eat. • Colored pencils, crayons, and washable markers. • #2 pencils • Dry erase markers, both thin and thicker. • Ultra-fine black permanent markers. • Glue sticks. • Stickers! Small stickers for our homework chart are especially helpful! • Clorox bleach-free wipes. • Hand sanitizer. • White and colored (especially pink or yellow) copy paper. • Boxes of Kleenex (especially near the cold and allergy season). • Classical music CD’s or instrumental CD’s that we can listen to during quiet work times (I can burn a copy of a CD that you already have as well ☺ ). Thank you for all your support and help! -Mrs. Shelton ☺