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Re: Wow! Did I get a surprise!

From: The Austin's (whest177)
Date: Tue Jul 18 2000 - 22:50:07 PDT

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    Are you on a cart or classroom? This will make a difference when it comes to
    organization. To make sure you get a good start, make sure you have plenty
    of drawing paper, colored paper, scissors, glue, crayons, markers, sharpies
    (I know, I know, but they are the greatest! *L*), and good teacher reference
    books for lesson ideas. The way I always make my order is to sit down and go
    through the catalog page by page and pick out everything I want. Then I add
    it all up and start cutting. I find it easier to eliminate those things I
    know I just want, or to order less of things I need. If you have no budget
    to worry about, get whatever supplies you want, as you'll probably get less
    financial support next year!
    ~Michal

    > Most of you know that I am new at this after many self-contained classroom
    > years. I'm already stressing out and now I just got news that the retiring
    > Art teacher didn't put in an order for this year.
    > I have no clue what to order for 500 students K-5 for Art! CAn anyone
    point
    > out some basics I might want to have on hand that would give me a start?
    > Like Lydia, I'm really excited, but completely overwhelmed! I could put
    > together a Third grade classroom in my sleep, but this is new territory.
    > Help???
    > Thanks!
    > Sally ^.^ salnmike (also in Ohio)
    >
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