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Saint Mary of the Annunciation School
Grade 7
Supply List School Year 2008-2009
(ADDITIONAL ITEMS MAY BE REQUIRED IN SEPTEMBER)
- Clear contact paper to cover workbooks
not hard cover books (Religion, English)
- Regular book covers for hardcover
texts (all subjects) NO CLOTH COVERS
- #2 pencils (at least 4 at all
times) (Pre-Algebra, Social Studies, Science, English,
Literature)
- Colored pencils (Science, Social
Studies, Pre-Algebra)
- Eraser
- Protractor (Pre-Algebra)
- Index cards (3x5) (English, Science)
- Red, black and blue pens (Social
Studies, Religion, Science, French, English, Literature)
- High lighters (English, Literature)
- Ruler (standard and metric)
(Pre-Algebra, Social Studies, Science)
- Dictionary (Social Studies, English,
Literature, Science, Latin)
- Thesaurus (English, Literature)
- Paperback world atlas (Social Studies)
- 1 – 3 subject notebook with pocket
folder dividers (For both English/Literature)
- 2 – 1 inch three ring binder (Science,
Latin)
- Paper towels (Science)
- Loose-leaf paper (Science, Latin)
- 2 sets of 6 binder dividers (Science,
Latin)
- 3 Single subject notebooks
(Pre-Algebra, Social Studies, Religion)
- 4 Pocket folders or
accordion/expanding file folder (Math, Social
Studies, Science, Religion,)
- 1GB USB Flash Drive (around $10)
- Personal size tissue for
student’s desk only
- Math on Call (ISBN #
0-669-45770-1) – Strongly recommended
LITERATURE BOOKS
SUMMER READING
A test on the two books is given in
September.
- Tangerine: Edward Bloor
- Gathering Blue: Lois Lowry
BOOKS READ DURING THE YEAR
- A Day No Pigs Would Die:
Robert Newton Peck
- Out Of The Dust: Karen Hesse
- My Brother Sam Is Dead:
Collier And Collier
SOCIAL STUDIES SUMMER
READING BOOK
A test on the book is given in
September.
A Break With
Charity by Ann Rinaldi (ISBN # 0-15-200101-8)
CHAPTER NOTES
These must be the original handwritten and
unedited notes
They must include:
1) A list of new important characters in
each chapter with a brief description of each
2) A chapter summary that is no more
than 3 sentences, and,
3) A list of examples of types of culture
(vocabulary, style of dress, religion, food or eating habits,
family, traditions) found in the chapter
EXAMPLE,
The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle,
Avi, ,
Chapter 1,
Charlotte Doyle - a teenage girl who was to
sail to England
Captain Jaggery - Captain of the ship,
The Sea Hawk
Charlotte is taken by her guardian to the
ship on which she is to sail.
Upon arrival she discovers that the other
passengers have decided, not to make the trip so now she will be
traveling by herself., ,
Culture: frock coat, stove pipe hat, paid
in shillings
Chapter 2
Zachariah - The cook on the ship. He offers
his friendship to Charlotte.,
Mr. Keetch - The second mate
Charlotte does not want to travel by
herself and attempts to find a way home
Culture: Use of lanterns
oakum,
"Begging your
pardon",
"We'll fetch
it…"
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