How Do You Organize Kids Schoolwork And Artwork?
It’s never too early to teach young scholars and budding artists the benefits of organization. The task becomes easier if organizing and storing seem like fun. The payoff? Fewer frantic searches for important school papers. Hang a large bulletin board in the child’s room and mark off one section with colored masking tape. Reserve this space for current assignment sheets, reading lists and other important school papers. A metal bulletin board with magnets is the easiest and safest option for younger children since tacks tend to get lost underfoot. Buy a plastic file box or crate in a bright color, along with a set of colored file folders. Take time to teach the child how to choose which papers to keep and file. Start slowly, especially with young children: Choose two folder colors, perhaps one for homework papers and another for notices. Gradually increase the number and specificity of the folders. Invest in an inexpensive label maker when your child grows able to manage more than a few
