Monday, January 23, 2012
Center Organization Linky...How Do You Keep it All Together?
8:25 PM
I thought I would show you a couple of ways that I organize. One of my favorite ways is to use these hanging bags from Really Good Stuff. I use them for writing materials, books and CDs, and station activities. The cool thing is that you can take the bags and put them where you need them. I hang them on the bottom of the tables so that they are ready for the kids and don't take up tons of table space.
Of course, I still use baskets, baby wipe boxes, and any other container I can get my hands on...
Oh...and one of my new ways to organize is 3 ring binders...That has really gotten me organized...and I'm not the best at organizing!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up and for the great ideas! Love the hanging bags!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the hanging bags too! Would you believe that last year (before I began using centers on a daily basis) I got rid of an entire set of these?!? I wanna kick myself right now for that....these babies are expensive! I'll be linking up tomorrow after I take pictures!
ReplyDeleteJamie at 2nd Grade Stuff
Oh my gosh! You threw them away!? I never throw anything away! LOL
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of using those hanging bags from Really Good Stuff. The hard part for me would be finding a place to put them so they wouldn't be in the way!
ReplyDeleteAshley
Live2Learn
I use the bags that come with my curtains. They are very handy and they come with a small handy hanger. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the bags!! I am going to order those right now. Thanks!! :)
ReplyDeleteRachel
http://www.discoverykidzone.blogspot.com/
I use bags to keep my listening center books and audio together. I use a hanging clothes rack. I put it on its lowest height and hang the bags over hangers. It fits perfectly around the desk for my listening center.
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