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Amanda Musgrave

Pre-Kindergarten

Hi! My name is Amanda Musgrave.  It is such an honor to be here at KCS.  I am blessed and thankful that the Lord has guided me in this direction. I graduated from Columbia Southern University with a bachelor’s degree and I have worked with children from the ages of three to five for about 7 years or more.  I have always had a passion and calling from God to work with children.

My husband is Dustin, he works for the City of Garland, he is also a staff sergeant in the Army. We have two children, Michael, and Natalie. Michael’s goal is to go to college for nursing. Natalie has plans to become a veterinarian. I am very family oriented; I spend most of my free time with my family and we enjoy camping, hunting, and swimming.

This is my fourth year here at KCS teaching Pre-K. The teachers are a true blessing to our children, I could not ask for more.

Pre-Kindergarten Supply List

  • 1 backpack (generic, large enough for pocket folder)
  • 1 lunch box (generic)
  • 1 5x8 plastic supply box, no design
  • 1 plastic pocket folder with brads
  • 2 zipper pouches (clear front)
  • 4 large glue sticks
  • 2 bottles Elmer’s glue
  • 2 jumbo pencils
  • 1 box big 8 count Crayola Crayons
  • 3 boxes 24 count regular Crayola Crayons
  • 1 big pink eraser
  • 1 round tip Fiskar’s scissors
  • 1 box 8 color pack watercolors
  • 1 box washable Crayola Classic markers
  • 1 4-pack carton Play-doh brand playdough
  • 1 pkg colored pencils
  • 1 container of Clorox or Lysol Wipes
  • 1 pkg 9x12 construction paper (girls only)
  • 1 box Kleenex
  • 1 box wet wipes (boys only)
  • 1 roll of paper towels
  • 1 nap pad
  • 1 ream white copy paper (500 count each)
  • $10.00 for craft fee

Backpacks and lunch boxes must be generic. They may have designs or be multi-colored, but we ask that they not promote any advertisements of any other school, movie, TV, or cartoon character, business, or organization. The backpack’s brand name, such as Jansport, L.L. Bean, Champion, etc. is acceptable as long as it is not a design.