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LOGIC & RHETORIC SCHOOL SUPPLY LISTS 2017-2018
Dear Parents and Students,
We are so grateful that you have chosen to be a part of Providence Christian School for the
upcoming school year! We look forward to partnering with you in growing in wisdom and
knowledge and in your love for Christ. Please acquaint yourself with the information below
because the specific supplies you will need are determined by the classes you will take. If you
have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sincerely,
Kathy Compton Logic and Rhetoric School Principal
Logic School Supply Lists 2017-2018
On the first day of school, please bring the following supplies to your 2nd period teacher in the Logic School:
1 roll of paper towels 1 container of Clorox wipes 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 bottle of hand sanitizer 1 pack of 4 whiteboard markers
NOTE: Binders larger than 1” (one inch) are not recommended in Logic School due to cubby size.
7th Grade Supply Lists
*Seventh Grade students should purchase an ESV thinline reference Bible. (Not a study Bible.) Click here for an example. The more thin and compact the Bible — the better for using throughout the school day. This will be their personal Bible while in Logic and Rhetoric School. The class of 2021 and after will have the ESV. Other classes may have ESV or NIV. *Seventh Grade students also need a copy of the American Heritage Dictionary, 5th edition (this item may be purchased in the Grammar School office). Earth Science
(1) 1-inch, 3-ring binder (green recommended)
loose-leaf paper
(1) 4 pack of Play-doh No. 2 pencils 3 dividers with tabs
Pre-Algebra
pencils pencil case
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Pre-Algebra (continued)
loose-leaf paper (no spiral) (1) 1-inch, 3-ring binder, divider (only need one) page protectors (20) 2 highlighters 2 colored pens ruler scissors notecards daily planner or calendar JUMBO/EXTRA LARGE book cover (MUST be made to fit extra-large textbooks)
Art
Mrs. Sanders will issue a supply list once school starts.
Music
a box of Kleenex
P.E. Supply needs will be shared on the first day of school.
Humanities I: Ancient and Biblical Civilizations
(1) 1 inch, 3-ring binder 5 tabbed dividers 1 composition notebook (with stitched-in pages) OR a nice journal with hard or leather cover
and pages 6-8” tall (for Commonplace Book), either option must contain at least 80 pages notebook paper, college-ruled (200 sheets) 1 pad of regular-sized, square sticky (Post-It) notes pencils 1 red pen Black or blue ink pens highlighter (prefer crayon-type or colored-pencil-type highlighter, as that will not bleed through
the pages of the Bible like an ink-based highlighter will) Bible (see the Bible specifications above) 1 package of colored pencils (12-pack) Summer reading book (summer reading assignment is posted on Renweb)
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Latin I
2 divider tabs 1 four pack of Expo markers a ringed pencil pouch (2) 2” - 3” metal notebook rings
3 packages of white index cards 3 packages of colored index cards mechanical pencils (1) 1-inch, 3-ring binder with ruled paper
8th Grade Supply Lists
Logic
Students may share a binder with another subject. If so . . .
divider
paper
pencil
2 colored pens
notecards
P.E. Supply needs will be shared on the first day of school.
Music
a box of Kleenex
Art
Mrs. Sanders will issue a supply list once school starts.
Algebra I
loose-leaf paper (no spiral) 3 mechanical pencils (1) 1-inch, 3-ring binder for math only pencil case 3 dividers/folders with holes punched
for the binder daily planner or calendar
2 packs of graph or grid paper 2 highlighters JUMBO/EXTRA LARGE book cover
(MUST be made to fit extra-large textbooks)
2 colored pens
Humanities II: Medieval Church and Reformation
3-ring binder with dividers (dividers are optional) 500 sheets of notebook paper (college-ruled) pens (2 blue, 2 black, and 2 red) pencils highlighter
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Humanities II (continued)
1 pad of regular-sized square sticky (Post-it) notes Bible (see the Bible specifications under the 7th grade supply list) Summer reading book (all) Summer reading book (boys) Summer reading book (girls)
(summer reading assignment is posted on Renweb)
Latin II
(1) 1 inch, 3-ring binder with ruled paper mechanical pencils 2 tabbed dividers 1 four-pack of Expo markers
(1) 3-hole ringed pencil pouch (2) 2” - 3” metal notebook rings 3 packages of white index cards 3 packages of colored index cards
Rhetoric School Supply Lists 2017-2018
Rhetoric School students will need an electronic device that they are comfortable working with in the classroom. The device will be used with Microsoft 365 (software access provided by the school). The device may be a MAC or PC Laptop or a tablet with a physical keyboard option. *NO CELL PHONES* are permitted for classwork.
PC minimum specs – running Windows 7, 8, 8.1, or 10 with 2 GB RAM MAC minimum specs – running OSX 10.10 (Yosemite) or later with 4 GB RAM iPad – requires iOS 8.0 or higher. iPad Pro requires iOS 9.0 or higher Android – running Android KitKat 4.4 or later version and have an ARM-based or Intel x86
processor Windows tablet – requires Windows 10
Specifications may change through the 4 years of Rhetoric School when later versions of software are deployed. Systems with the more current specifications are more likely to meet future minimum needs. The device will be used as early as 9th grade for student email for all classes and school information; for accessing materials for class (handouts, Power Point, etc.); and for Humanities writing and research assignments and presentations. Beginning in 9th grade, Rhetoric School students will also be using a scientific calculator for some math and science classes. The required calculator is TI-30X IIS (Texas Instruments). All students need off-campus access to a working printer throughout the school year.
9th Grade Supply Lists
Art
Summer Reading Assignment: Incoming FIRST YEAR art students (9th-12th) must read Art for God’s
Sake: A Call to Recover the Arts by Phillip Graham Ryken. Students must provide a handwritten or typed
paper providing their opinions and thoughts about each chapter—NOT a summary of the author’s
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Art (continued)
writings. The student must provide a paragraph for each chapter and a concluding
paragraph. Paragraphs should be a minimum of five (5) sentences. You will be graded based on the
completion of the assignment and the content of the paragraphs. This assignment is due Monday,
August 14th. If you fail to complete this assignment you will be placed in your 2nd elective choice. Books
may be purchased at Amazon and/or Barnes and Noble. Feel free to contact current art students to
possibly borrow the book.
General:
3-prong folder with pockets
Hardbound Sketchbook (no spirals or top-binded)
For Drawing:
General’s Sketchmate Drawing Set
Prismascolor Scholar Art Pencils
For Painting:
Variety Brush Set (I recommend “Langnickel Big Kids’ Choice Beginner Set of 4” or at
Michaels “Craft Smart – 7 pc. Oval Variety Brush Set in Golden Taklon”)
Prang watercolor set 16 count pan or Watercolor tubes with palette (no Crayola or
cheap store brands)
Music
a box of Kleenex
P.E. Supply needs will be shared on the first day of school.
Humanities III: U.S. History and American Literature
(1) 3-ring binder with 3 dividers (labeled: History, Literature, and Bible) 2 packages of college-ruled, loose-leaf notebook paper (1 for student and 1 to keep in class) 1 composition book with sewn seams (for vocabulary notebook—NO SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS) 1 Commonplace Book (any type of journal or another composition book with sewn seams—NO
SPIRAL NOTEBOOKS) index cards (to make flash cards for vocabulary words) blue or black ink pens pencils 1 red pen several highlighters 1 package of Sharpies (need blue, green, red, and black) Bible (see the Bible specifications under the 7th grade supply list) Girls—1 box of tissues Boys—1 container of Clorox wipes Summer reading book (summer reading assignment is posted on Renweb)
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Spanish I
3-ring binder (you may share it with another class and have a Spanish section) 2 packages of college-ruled, loose-leaf notebook paper (1 for the student and 1 to keep in class) 1 composition book with sewn seams (for your Spanish journal) index cards, LOTS AND LOTS OF INDEX CARDS (to make flash cards of Spanish vocabulary words) pens or pencils 1 red pen 1 highlighter several dry-erase markers 1 package of colored pencils 1 box of tissues
Algebra I
loose-leaf paper (no spiral) 3 mechanical pencils (1) 1-inch, 3-ring binder for math only pencil case 3 dividers/folders with holes punched
for the binder daily planner or calendar
2 packs of graph or grid paper 2 highlighters JUMBO/EXTRA LARGE book cover
(MUST be made to fit extra-large textbooks)
2 colored pens
Geometry
pencils/erasers notebook (1½ inch binder is recommended) for Geometry use only scientific calculator TI-30X IIS Metric/English ruler (12”) protractor grid-lined notebook paper
Physical Science
Texas Instruments Calculator – TI-30X IIS 1” binder 4-pack of thin Expo markers—any color loose-leaf paper pencils 1 box of tissue Boys—1 roll of paper towels Girls—1 box of tissues
Hermeneutics
paper pen or pencil
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electronic device (see specifications above—no cell phone)
10th Grade Supply Lists
Art Summer Reading Assignment: Incoming FIRST YEAR art students (9th-12th) must read Art for God’s
Sake: A Call to Recover the Arts by Phillip Graham Ryken. Students must provide a handwritten or typed
paper providing their opinions and thoughts about each chapter—NOT a summary of the author’s
writings. The student must provide a paragraph for each chapter and a concluding
paragraph. Paragraphs should be a minimum of five (5) sentences. You will be graded based on the
completion of the assignment and the content of the paragraphs. This assignment is due Monday,
August 14th. If you fail to complete this assignment you will be placed in your 2nd elective choice. Books
may be purchased at Amazon and/or Barnes and Noble. Feel free to contact current art students to
possibly borrow the book.
General:
3-prong folder with pockets
Hardbound Sketchbook (no spirals or top-binded)
For Drawing:
General’s Sketchmate Drawing Set
Prismascolor Scholar Art Pencils
For Painting:
Variety Brush Set (I recommend “Langnickel Big Kids’ Choice Beginner Set of 4” or at
Michaels “Craft Smart – 7 pc. Oval Variety Brush Set in Golden Taklon”)
Prang watercolor set 16 count pan or Watercolor tubes with palette (no Crayola or
cheap store brands)
Music
a container of Clorox wipes
P.E. Supply needs will be shared on the first day of school.
Algebra II
paper pencils highlighters binder
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Algebra II (continued)
loose-leaf paper graph paper TI-30X IIS scientific calculator (for second semester) Boys—1 pack of paper to leave in the classroom Girls—1 box of tissues
Spanish II
(1) 3-ring binder (you may share it with another class and have a Spanish section) 2 packages of college-ruled, loose-leaf notebook paper (1 for the student and 1 to keep in class) 1 composition book with sewn seams (for your Spanish journal) index cards, LOTS AND LOTS OF INDEX CARDS (to make flash cards for Spanish vocabulary
words) pens or pencils 1 red pen 1 highlighter 1 package of colored pencils Boys—1 container of Clorox wipes
Girls—1 roll of paper towels
Humanities IV: Ancient, Greek, and Roman Civilization (Western Civilization I—Part 1)
3-ring binder with 5 tabbed dividers loose-leaf notebook paper blue or black ink pens several glue sticks 1 box of Kleenex 1 green ink pen 1 yellow highlighter package of colored pencils 1 pack of colored copy paper (yellow, light green, pink, orange, or light blue) — Available at
Office Max, but any brand is fine. Bible (see the Bible specifications under the 7th grade supply list) Summer reading book (summer reading assignment)
Biology
3-ring binder (1-inch) or may be shared with another subject
pens and/or pencils
loose-leaf notebook paper a roll of paper towels or one box of
Kleenex
Geometry
pencils/erasers notebook (1½ inch binder is recommended) for Geometry use only
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Geometry (continued)
basic scientific calculator TI-30X IIS Metric/English ruler (12”) protractor grid-lined notebook paper
Worldviews
paper pen or pencil electronic device (see specifications above—no cell phones)
11th Grade Supply List
Art
Summer Reading Assignment: Incoming FIRST YEAR art students (9th-12th) must read Art for God’s
Sake: A Call to Recover the Arts by Phillip Graham Ryken. Students must provide a handwritten or typed
paper providing their opinions and thoughts about each chapter—NOT a summary of the author’s
writings. The student must provide a paragraph for each chapter and a concluding
paragraph. Paragraphs should be a minimum of five (5) sentences. You will be graded based on the
completion of the assignment and the content of the paragraphs. This assignment is due Monday,
August 14th. If you fail to complete this assignment you will be placed in your 2nd elective choice. Books
may be purchased at Amazon and/or Barnes and Noble. Feel free to contact current art students to
possibly borrow the book.
General:
3-prong folder with pockets
Hardbound Sketchbook (no spirals or top-binded)
For Drawing:
General’s Sketchmate Drawing Set
Prismascolor Scholar Art Pencils
For Painting:
Variety Brush Set (I recommend “Langnickel Big Kids’ Choice Beginner Set of 4” or at
Michaels “Craft Smart – 7 pc. Oval Variety Brush Set in Golden Taklon”)
Prang watercolor set 16 count pan or Watercolor tubes with palette (no Crayola or
cheap store brands)
Music
a container of Clorox wipes
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P.E. Supply needs will be shared on the first day of school.
Pre-Calculus
3-ring binder, preferably with pockets – to be used for all notes, homework assignments, and worksheets
notebook paper graph paper pencils scientific calculator – the required calculator is the TI-30X IIS
Algebra II
loose-leaf paper graph paper pencils highlighters binder TI-30X IIS scientific calculator (for second semester) Boys—1 pack of paper to leave in the classroom Girls—1 box of tissue
Humanities V: Middle Ages (Western Civilization I—Part 2)
3-ring binder and package of dividers (6-8 dividers) 2 packages of college-ruled, loose-leaf paper (100 pages each) pens and pencils 1 pack of assorted colored highlighters 1 red pen index cards Bible (see the Bible specifications under the 7th grade supply list) Summer reading book (summer reading assignment is posted on Renweb)
Rhetoric I
loose-leaf paper pens/pencils red pen a working electronic device that can be brought to school (laptop or tablet, not a phone) off-campus access to a working printer throughout the school year a binder
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Chemistry
binder notebook paper 2-pocket folder with binder holes for class handouts scientific calculator – TI-30X IIS
Doctrines
electronic device (see specifications above, not a phone)
12th Grade Supply Lists
Art
Summer Reading Assignment: Incoming FIRST YEAR art students (9th-12th) must read Art for God’s
Sake: A Call to Recover the Arts by Phillip Graham Ryken. Students must provide a handwritten or typed
paper providing their opinions and thoughts about each chapter—NOT a summary of the author’s
writings. The student must provide a paragraph for each chapter and a concluding
paragraph. Paragraphs should be a minimum of five (5) sentences. You will be graded based on the
completion of the assignment and the content of the paragraphs. This assignment is due Monday,
August 14th. If you fail to complete this assignment you will be placed in your 2nd elective choice. Books
may be purchased at Amazon and/or Barnes and Noble. Feel free to contact current art students to
possibly borrow the book.
General:
3-prong folder with pockets
Hardbound Sketchbook (no spirals or top-binded)
For Drawing:
General’s Sketchmate Drawing Set
Prismascolor Scholar Art Pencils
For Painting:
Variety Brush Set (I recommend “Langnickel Big Kids’ Choice Beginner Set of 4” or at
Michaels “Craft Smart – 7 pc. Oval Variety Brush Set in Golden Taklon”)
Prang watercolor set 16 count pan or Watercolor tubes with palette (no Crayola or
cheap store brands)
Music
a roll of paper towels
P.E. Supply needs will be shared on the first day of school.
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Humanities VI: Modernity and Post-modernity (Western Civilization II)
3-ring binder with 6 tabbed dividers (recommend the plastic write-on tabs) History, Literature, Aesthetics, Vocabulary, Writing, and Grades
loose-leaf, college-ruled notebook paper for binder 3-hole, 2-pocket folder for the binder to house handouts blue or black pens 1 composition book with sewn seams (like this, a traditional composition book) 1 black Sharpie electronic device (see specifications above, not a cell phone) Summer reading book (summer reading assignment is posted on Renweb)
Anatomy
3-ring binder (1-inch) or shared with another subject
colored pencils (optional) loose-leaf notebook paper
1 roll of paper towels or 1 container of disinfecting wipes
pens and/or pencils
Physics
binder loose-leaf paper graph paper pencils pens calculator TI-30X IIS 1 roll of paper towels
Calculus
3-ring binder, preferably with pockets – to be used for all notes, homework assignments, and worksheets
notebook paper graph paper pencils scientific calculator – the required calculator is the TI 30X IIS
Pre-Calculus
3-ring binder, preferably with pockets – to be used for all notes, homework assignments, and worksheets
notebook paper graph paper pencils scientific calculator – the required calculator is the TI-30X IIS
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Rhetoric II
loose-leaf paper pens/pencils red pen a working device that can be brought to school (laptop or tablet, not a phone) access to a working printer a binder
Apologetics
electronic device (see specifications above, not a cell phone)