School supply lists: checklist, blank list, shopping list

The list a teacher sends home or a parent takes to the shop before term starts. Each sheet carries its heading and items spelled exactly, with a checkbox beside every line, or leaves the lines blank for the school's own list. Choose notebook, doodle or minimal. Type a different school or course, such as college dorm or art supplies, and the three styles follow the request.

• a list sent home before term starts
• a shopping trip for a new school year
• a homeroom supply checklist
• a blank list for the school's own items

Frequently asked questions

Which items are on the checklist?

Pencils, erasers, glue sticks, crayons, scissors, notebooks, folders and a backpack, each with a checkbox.

Can I use the blank list for my school's items?

Yes. It has blanks for the grade and the teacher's name, and twelve empty checkbox lines.

What is the shopping list for?

A two-column sheet headed Item and Done, with empty rows, for taking to the shop.

How do the styles differ?

Notebook uses ruled blue lines and a red margin, doodle uses hand-drawn pencils and rulers, and minimal uses thin rules and small square checkboxes.

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