Big book storage

Organizing Your Classroom at The Organization Store! Hi pals! This is Sarah from Kindergarten Alphabet Soup and I am SO EXCITED to be guest posting today on organizing your classroom at The Organization Store! I have a close connection at the Container Store, thanks to my Mom who works there and who gave me a […]

Moving to first grade next year from an upper grade? Coming back to teaching first grade after a few years at home or in another grade? First time

How to make a big book literacy center - I could do this with my big books and have a center for the entire year

DIY Big Book Shelf! Buy two Closetmaid 24" (or 31") horizontal organizers and put together using two ends and all four shelves. Need to drill holes for new shelves. Turn upright and voila' - cheap big book shelf!!

Tips for setting up a classroom library and keeping it organized. Keep it easy for kids to use without a disorganized mess.

Bring in FUN pointers that are easy to make and inexpensive so your students will read more! Here is part three of some easy and inexpensive pointer ideas and a way to keep them organized for your kindergarten, first or second grade classroom!

I recently posted about how to make your own Big Books for the classroom (see 4/17/2010 posting for more information). Now I just wanted to show you some pictures of how I store and organize my bi…

I always had a hard time figuring out a way to store my big posters. Most teachers in my building take 2 big pieces of tagboard, staple around three edges and then tape over the staples. That’s what I did for years, but I hated it. The posters would always rip, stuff would always fall out. So let me tell you that I was THRILLED when I found this on Amazon. They are called the deluxe bulletin board storage pockets. They are awesome! They are a little more expensive, but I think they are…

Store big books in a laundry hamper