Class 108 Student Supply List 2026-2027

Welcome to Class 108 for those of you who are new to the class and for those of you who are returning! Here is a list of supplies needed for the upcoming school year. Label all items with your child's name and class.

Please note that it is extremely helpful if you send in supplies on the first day of school.

Items:

• 1 Box of Kleenex brand facial tissues
• 1 Roll of paper towels
• 1 Lysol disinfecting wipes, canisters
• 1 package of baby wipes
• 1 bottle of hand soap

Be sure that your child is prepared for school every day. Organization is the key to success. We look forward to a wonderful year with you and your child!

Thank you!
Mr. Ammirato

How to prepare your child

Expectations:

Google Classroom - Goals will be posted and tracked for Math and ELA
30 minutes of reading every night
Connect to Class Dojo
Communication - Folders Must Be Checked Every Day

Basic Personal Information

Please make sure your child is knowledgeable about the following

• Phone Number
• Parent's Phone Number
• Their own Cell Phone Number if they have one
• Grandparent or Aunt or Close Friend's Phone Number
• Their own Home Phone Number
• Address

Please make sure your child knows their neighborhood and what blocks their house is near or local stores that could be used as a benchmark

HOMEWORK

Homework will be assigned and posted on Google Classroom as well as a hard copy in your child's blue folder

MATH

Number sense

Place value from millions to thousandths (prior knowledge of whole number place value ones to millions)
Multiplication and Division of large numbers both whole and with decimals. (prior knowledge of multiplication tables 1-12)
Comparing numbers (>，<，=)
Word form, expanded form and unit form

Fractions

Addition and Subtraction
Multiplication and Division
(Prior knowledge of equivalent fractions, Mixed numbers and improper fractions and simplifying or reducing)
Decimal/Fraction relationship
Comparing Fractions (>，<，=)

Word Problems

Students will use S.C.U.B.E.S to be able to approach and solve word problems.

ELA

• HMH (new reading and writing curriculum)
• Reading Fiction and Non-Fiction
• Genre awareness
• Providing text evidence (quotations, page and page #)
• Annotating text when reading (reading with a pencil)

Writing

Informational, Narrative, and Opinion pieces

Websites

Waggle

Zearn.org