Making Your Homeschool Supply List and Checking it Twice…Link Up…

As I sit here, I am trying to think of everything we may need for this next school year…from pencils, papers, and art supplies, to white boards, printer ink, and laminating pouches, to our actual curriculum choices.

I am almost certain that I have our curriculum taken care, especially after seeing the preliminary TOS Review Crew list of things I may get to review.  (Hint, lots of games this year). 

However, there are a few things I need to restock in the supply department…

• Pencils
• Spiral Notebooks
• Loose Leaf Paper
• Pocket Folders
• Tape
• Black Printer refill ink
• Tape
• Staples
• Sheet Protectors
• Glue and Glue Sticks
• Overhead projector pages
• Poster board
• Organizing tubs
• Combs for binding
• Book shelves from garage sales, etc.

For our family it is best for me to get all supplies for the year in the summer.  As farmers, the bulk of our income comes in between May and September.  

I have been finalizing my supply list, and I want to know, what items are on your lists, so I am sure to get them on mine.

Post your lists on your blog and then come over and link up with me.  Maybe if we all work together, we can get our lists all ready and start finding these items on sale, at garage sales, Goodwill, consignment stores and so forth.

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