Preschool organization

Back to school time is a great time to get organized in your classroom. In this post, I collected all of my favorite organization and storage tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your classroom space. Enjoy! Shoebox Plastic Bins with Lids It is unreal how many of these shoebox bins

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Prekinders shares her tips and tricks on organizing classroom materials! If you are looking for a new way to keep your preschool class material organized, then you need to read on!

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Organizing play food in the Dramatic Play Center (free printable) - Play to Learn Preschool

Follow these simple tips and print your FREE editable labels for a more organized classroom.

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How to set up and organize a puzzle center in your preschool or pre-k classroom. How to organize and store preschool puzzles.

The beginning of the day can be stressful. You are trying to greet students as they walk in at different times, answer questions, help students unpack and settle in, all the while taking attendance and hot lunch count and listening to announcements to make sure you don’t miss anything important for the day. In the...

When I moved to Pre-K, I completely changed how I ran my classroom. I went to a more center based, student led system, as opposed to a teacher led classroom. The biggest thing I had to adjust to, was I let the STUDENTS CHOOSE what center they go to, I let STUDENTS CHOOSE when they change centers. And do you know what? It was NOT mad chaos like I expected! Once we set expectations and taught them the appropriate social skills to communicate, it was so easy! This post does contain links, both…

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Haley Gayoski. Due Date: November 4, 2018. I like the idea of organizing supplies by group table numbers. By color coding the bin, students will be able to quickly grab their bin for their table. This will hold students responsible for the items in their bins such as scissors, pencils, glue sticks, etc. By having supplies readily available in the bins, students will not have to walk throughout the classroom, which might create disruptions/distractions.

Free classroom label for an I'm Lost bin which is the perfect little lost and found box students can put odds and ends they find during clean up in so they don't end up in your teacher pockets!

Water Bottle Classroom Storage: I hang an over-the-door organizer to hold my first graders water bottles. I call it the Hydration Station. It keeps the water bottles accessible for students, but keeps them off their desks — where they are prone to spilling or sweating and creating wet spots.

Excellent ways to provide an accessible creation station for children and lots of ways to vary art inside the classroom with a variety of materials.