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Organization plays a huge support role in managing your classroom. Easy access to materials and an understanding of classroom flow can have a dramatic effect on student learning. Teachers need to consider special needs of students, room for themselves to walk around and monitor, and how to minimize disturbances during lessons.
Storage bins, carts, crates, and containers are all without a doubt handy in creating the perfect organized classroom environment. Ready to make full use of your classroom space, but don’t know where to start? We’ve put together a list of items to help you create a fun and welcoming learning environment, right off the bat!
Classroom Keepers Paper Organizer
We love these paper organizers because they are cost affordable for our customers and allow for students to practice responsibility and organizational skills. Plus, it helps you know when you are running low on certain color papers. There are so many options for sizes too!
This letter size clipboard storage case is great for tasks on the go! The clip holds up to 100 sheets. It comes with a storage compartment for paper, pens, pencils, and more. There’s also a convenient hole for hanging.
Brighten up your classroom with over 10 different colors of these awesome paper trays. They are perfect for storing notebooks, assignments, and even scrap paper.
Small classroom space? Make learning mobile! The organization possibilities with this Art Cart are endless. There are drawers, shelves, and even areas for our paper trays mentioned above. Use it to store science and art supplies or since it locks, you could even store personal items inside.
A storage classic! Stack these Storage Containers right on top of each other to save space. They are great for craft items, blocks, and manipulatives.
These plastic containers come in a variety of sizes, which makes them great for keeping different items organized. The feedback from our customers is that they are high quality and they love the snap lid.
Which items do you think would work best for you to create an organized classroom? Leave us a comment below!
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Hello-
My school district is looking for plastic tubs for our classrooms that measure approx. 12 x 13 x 4. The length and width are flexible, but we are set on 4 inches high. Do you have something along those lines?
thank you so much!
best regards-
Ian Kastelic
SMFCSD Science TOSA
San Mateo CA-
Hi Ian, thank you for contacting us! We do not have any plastic tubs that are exactly 4 inches high. We have one that is 3 inches high, and then several that are 5.5 inches high. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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[…] It’s very important to be organized in your Special Education classroom. There are some great storage ideas out there, like using color coded folders and bins to keep instructional materials and assignments. Containers for reading materials, chapter books, and stories are great too. S&S has a great selection for storage. Keep things colorful and sturdy. You can also check out Miss Lulu’s blog on organization for Special Educators. One of the cutest storage ideas I’ve seen is a remnant of a white picket fence that was being used to hang backpacks. Since it’s a resource room, you don’t label the slats, but you can put children’s names on stickers to attach to the slats for different class periods. You can also read our blog with product ideas for an organized classroom. […]
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