Help students distinguish between school supplies and non-school supplies by coloring the correct items.

Problem Description:

The task involves identifying which items are school supplies and which are not school supplies. The student is asked to color, cut out, and paste the appropriate items into the correct columns labeled "School Supply" and "NOT School Supply."

Solution:

#### Step 1: Identify the Items
The image shows a list of items below the table. Let's analyze each one:

1. Pencil: This is a common school supply used for writing.
2. Eraser: Used for correcting mistakes in writing or drawing.
3. Cup: Typically not considered a school supply unless it is specifically designed for classroom use (e.g., water bottle).
4. Clothing (Shirt): Clothing is not a school supply; it is personal attire.
5. Wrench: A tool used for tightening or loosening bolts, not a school supply.
6. Bottle: If this is a water bottle, it could be considered a school supply, but if it is just a generic bottle, it is not.

#### Step 2: Categorize the Items
Based on the analysis:
- School Supplies: Pencil, Eraser, Bottle (if it is a water bottle).
- Not School Supplies: Cup, Shirt, Wrench.

#### Step 3: Color, Cut, and Paste
The student should:
1. Color the items according to their category (e.g., blue for school supplies, red for not school supplies).
2. Cut out the images of the items.
3. Paste them into the correct columns:
- Pencil and Eraser under "School Supply."
- Cup, Shirt, and Wrench under "NOT School Supply."
- Bottle can go either way depending on its context (if it is a water bottle, it goes under "School Supply").

Final Answer:

- School Supply: Pencil, Eraser, Bottle (if it is a water bottle).
- NOT School Supply: Cup, Shirt, Wrench.

$$
\boxed{\text{Pencil, Eraser, Bottle (if water bottle) under "School Supply"; Cup, Shirt, Wrench under "NOT School Supply"}}
$$