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One big enough to hold all your work. You'd really need to talk to your teachers and find out which specific type of binder they prefer. Some teachers like you to keep only one subject in their binder. Other teachers will tell you to have a great big one with all your classes inside. Whichever you end up getting, remember to have an assignment notebook where you keep track of all your homework and test dates and reports and such.
It depends on the school, but having a binder is a good idea anyway to help you organize
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What grade do you need a binder?
3rd grade,4th grade,and 5th grade
What do you need for Beth shields middle school in 6th grade?
You need pencil's and a binder
Do you need a binder when you are going to grade 5?
No. But I am not very young anymore but we didn't use backpacks either.
What is the 3 grade supplies list?
well you need a binder and no.2 pack of pencils and highlighters then ask your teacher what else you need
What you need for 5th grade?
binder pencil color pencils pens notebooks got glasses glasses poach
What do you need for 4th grade?
finders
Why do you need to learn about missions in fourth grade?
why do we need to learn about mission's in 4th grade
what grade do you need to pass 4th grade?
math and reading and alot else too
Is it bad that you dont have a girlfriend in 4th grade?
No, you do not need a girlfriend, in fourth grade. Wait until 6th grade. TRUST ME.
What is the Rule of 92?
if the sum of your binder performance grade for the max pavement design temperature and minimum pavement temperature is greater than 92. Modification of your binder is required in order for your binder to have adequate performance
What school supplies do you need for grade 8?
Same as seventh. No major changes, just the binder, paper, dividers, a folder or two. Just get what you had for last year.
7 of the students on the math team are in 4th grade what fraction of the students on the math team are in the 4th grade?
You need to know how many students are in the math team.
