Say goodbye to a messy desk and say hello to this beauty!
I found this in the Back to School section at Target for $2.99.
Here is what I do, after I prepare my lesson plans and make my copies, I slide all of the worksheets, homework, spelling lists, activities, read-aloud books, and anything special I will need into the file folder for each day of the week.
Instead of having papers on my desk, papers on my guided reading table, papers by my computer, etc., I know that all the paperwork I will need for each day is in the folder for that day. If we don't get to an activity, I take it and shift it to the next day, or save it for the following week. This system is also amazing because if you unexpectedly need a sub, everything they need will be right in the file folder!
On Monday, I will need spelling lists, math worksheet for centers, adjective activity, and Chicka Chicka Boom Boom for read-aloud. I slide all of this into Monday's folder. It's so simple, but it is an amazing system. Over the years, I've tried so many ways to organize classroom papers-- mailboxes, trays, file folders on my desk, filing cabinet, file box-- and this is the best system by far!
You can display it on a bulletin board, or just hang it on the wall behind your desk like I did. It's cute and colorful, and the best part is that it keeps the mess off your desk!
This awesome Art Skills organizer came with labels, but I printed some out on Avery address labels instead of hand writing them.
E-mail me at TheHappyTeacherTPT@gmail.com if you want me to send them to you so you don't have to make your own. You could also just use a Sharpie and WRITE them. Haha. :)
There are tons of hanging organizers out there, but you can't beat this cheap one at $2.99!
Happy Organizing!
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