
Our older grade school children attain more freedom including more access to technology.
Starting the transition process to middle school, our fourth graders are expected to become more responsible students and independent thinkers.
Teachers
Get to know the Maroa-Forsyth fourth grade teachers.
School Supplies
The brand names listed are recommended. Please feel free to substitute.
Please bring exact sizes and quantities of supplies. We are very limited on space. Keep items simple and basic. Please do not label items. We will label them at school.
- 48 – No. 2 pencils with erasers
- 1 – 1.5 inch clear view 3 ring binder
- 1 – box crayons
- 1 – 12 count sharpened colored pencils
- 1 – box 8 count Crayola Markers
- 1 – pair No. 8 or 8-inch good quality, pointed scissors
- 4 – large glue stick
- 1 - clipboard
- 1-1” 3 ring binder (for Music)
- 1 red 2 pocket folder – Computer Lab
- 4 – white board dry erase markers
- 2 – spiral Notebooks (wide-ruled)
- 5 – write-on dividers
- Last names A-M Clorox wipes
- Last names N-Z Kleenex
- 1 - pencil pouch
- 1 - paint shirt
- 3 - folders
- 1 - pencil pouch that will fit into a binder (music)
- 1 - pair of Headphones
- 1 - Black sharpie fine point marker
- 1 - Roll Scotch tape (ART)
- 1 - package 8.5x11 astrobright colored paper (ART)
Please keep in mind:
No Trapper Keepers, they are too big for our desks
No Backpacks with wheels, they do not fit in cubbies
No gel pens, erasable pens
No toys, gadgets
The individual classroom teacher will notify students if additional supplies are needed.
Curriculum
Reading Curriculum
We utilize a Balanced Literacy Framework to get students to the highest level of literacy understanding possible. Learn more about our balanced literacy framework.
Useful Links

Grades
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