- Bookshelves
- Binders
- 3-hole punch because not every piece of paper comes ready to file
- Baskets and/or shoe boxes (cardboard or Rubbermaid-type)
- Various small containers for paper clips, tacks, small manipulatives, erasers, and staples
- Letter stacking trays
- Calendars
- Lesson planners (books or computer programs)
- Timers
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Keep it organized! If you get it out, put it away right away and train you children to do the same thing.
Yes, this is a re-post, but it really needed to be added to this 10 Days of Organization blog hop :-).
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