The first years of school are critical in forming good work habits and attitudes. Erlyne Osburn, an elementary teacher with a background in both public and private schools, is here to help you do everything you can to enhance your child's education. Without having any information from the teacher, it can be difficult to decide which items should be purchased for school use. For the home, be sure to have a stapler and scotch tape on hand for attaching papers or fixing tears. A pencil sharpener, if you don't have one already, would also be a good investment.
Schools vary in what they ask a child to bring for use at school.
In kindergarten, generally, parents are not required to provide their child with as many supplies as in later grades. Try calling your daughter's school to see if someone on the office staff can help you. If you aren't able to get in contact with anyone, try asking neighbors and friends whose children attend that same school. Without any further information to go on, you have a few options. You could wait until the school year starts and then do your shopping.