In my (very large) bag I have:
Pencil case with pens, pencils, scissors etc (just in case)
About 20 Dry wipe pens
A variety of laminated sheets for all ages usually more fun worksheets for both maths and language (E.g. wordsearches, crosswords, alphabet mazes, multiplication squares with blank spaces etc). Children who finish their work quickly can choose a sheet to do and because they are laminated the dry wipe/whiteboard pens just wipe off to use again. Children really seem to like these as they are different and new to them.
Alphabet and number (1-20) flash cards (useful for a variety of games and oral work with younger children)
Bingo cards (alphabet bingo which I bought, and common words and multiplication bingo which I
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e and laminated) I use the dry wipe/witeboard pens for the children to mark their numbers as well.
Sweets for rewards and prizes at the end of games or as incentives
Stickers (same as above)
Diary
Lunch
Thats my supply bag! I don't drive so I have to lug this huge bag around on buses/trains etc.
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