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Wish Lists

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Below are some items that we use in our classrooms regularly, as well as some items students have requested for the SBLC Store.

 Thank you for your generosity!
Teacher Wish List
Super Sticky Post-Its (any color)
2 sets of 18 loupes
Class set of protractors (24)
Hand sanitizer 
Paper towels
Ziploc bags--sandwich size
Ziploc bags--quart size
Ziploc bags--gallon size
Presentation Post-It Pads
Friday Coffee Fairy/Organizer ;o)

Student Wish List
Legos
Pokemon Cards
Squirmles
Nail Polish/Lip Gloss
Art Kits
Jewelry/Accessories
Musical instruments/Noise Makers
Popular Hardback Books
Pencil Grips
Spy Kits
DVDs
Games
Minecraft-related items

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