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Apr 13, 2015
Here's the thing. I went to a workshop on Saturday, and became COMPLETELY inspired with ideas for my students! I love having workshops like that where I walk away and want to be an even better teacher! However, for this to happen, I need organizational help! I know I need to use more visuals and manipulatives for my students -- and for formative assessments -- but of course, the problem is where and how to store them.
So, how do you store your hands-on items for your kids? By skill? By grade level? In boxes? In bags? Best ideas are appreciated! Thanks!
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Charlotte
Oh my goodness, I need to get ideas about this, too. Artie Almeida was at our in-service conference, and I asked her how she stores the TONS of materials that she uses. She said she hangs things from the walls. Haha. She also said she has two large closets. Grumble. I have NO closing storage, and I dislike the cluttered look of stuff piled onto ope...See More
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