{The
second picture is of the binders in a box at home, not on my shelf at
school. I brought them home to organize this summer!}
Gone are those days! I have decided to move away from "chapters" especially since we are on our THIRD program in the past 11 years. (2 in the past 3 years..) I've decided to create Standards Binders. Math was easier to create, partially because I was one of the teachers who helped align our curriculum to the new CCSSs (I guess they aren't really new anymore, right?!) and math is my strong point. {Next year we move to our "new" LA curriculum, but I can't really create binders to go with those... We will be teaching "themes" so I will be creating ways to organize things by themes. I'll post more on that another day, when I know I can wrap my head around it better. I taught by themes this past year, as you know by what I've been posting and also creating.}
The binders are pretty simple right now. (I have updated the font since last year) I'm still dividing up my old binders and sorting them into the new ones. In each binder, I plan to have dividers and organize them by standard, as best as I can.
As I find things, I will put it
My stations are pretty simple as well. Since they are "themed" right now (By the way, I do plan on having some newer non-themed ones to go along with the standards---to use ANY time of the year... I just have to find the "just right clip art" if you know what I mean! Feel free to comment below on what you'd like to see!!!) My stations are designed to print, laminate, cut and go. I store them all in ziplock bags. When they are done every 2 weeks, I put them ALL into ONE gallon sized ziplock baggie and pace them in a magazine file. {I do the same with my literacy stations too---and put them in the SAME magazine holder-so they stay together.} My masters are just stored on my computer. Less papers, ya know! You can do the same, whether you bought from me or anyone. Teachers Pay Teachers allows you to have access to what you bought forever! Saves room on your computer. Saves time trying to find the right file. PERFECT!
{Baggies containing all of my stations. Inside each bag are other baggies with each game/station}
{Front row of magazine holders. Labels coming soon! This year was spent organizing to how I like it--now I can label!}
{Back row-I can fit 2 rows on my shelves}
{They are tucked behind laminated poster boards that I use for displays! You'd never know they were there!}
I am putting my binder covers and spines in this post for you to have for free. WARNING. I made these last year, when I wasn't so savvy (not that I am yet either...) but they take forever to print. MAKE SURE TO PRINT AS IMAGE FOR FASTEST PRINTING! (once you click the print button, click on the "advanced" tab and find "print as image" This works for at least macs. Not sure about PC's) I'll try to work out the bugs. My spines just wouldn't go into my binder either.... hopefully you'll have more luck. I think it was the binders I bought. They are small enough when I print them here! So, I just laminated them and taped them on my binder. Still looks cute ;)
Click on your grade level to to grab your freebie: KINDERGARTEN FIRST/SECOND THIRD/FOURTH/FIFTH SIXTH
They kind of match my Common Core Standards Checklists.
Thanks for the freebie. Really great ideas. I need them!!
ReplyDelete~Jennifer
theparkers04@hotmail.com
http://mrsparkerssecondgrade.blogspot.com
Thanks for the freebie!! I teach 1st grade.
ReplyDeleteGrace
gracepruim@gmail.com
I like how you organize your stations. I was in my classroom today trying all sorts of ways to find a rhyme or reason to my station organization! I may try it your way! Love the freebie too!
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1st Grade
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ReplyDeleteI am a 4th grade teacher and also struggle with filing my papers immediately. Your covers will help me get started as I sit looking at all these papers I am trying to file. LOL!
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Love the polka dots! I teach 1st grade :)
ReplyDeleteAnn Webb
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I am a third grade teacher. These look absolutely great. I am in the process of creating my own binders and look forward to using these awesome looking binder covers!
ReplyDeleteThis will be a great way to organize - as a resource teacher of grades K-5 I am always looking for ways to organize so that I can find things as I need them.
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Spending my summer organizing too! Would LOVE first grade! wendy 1stgradefireworks@gmail.com 1stgradefireworks
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your organizational ideas! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteCorinna
♥Teaching Fabulous Firsties & Second Grade Smarties!♥
Thanks for the freebie! I can't wait to use them for my Kinders!
ReplyDeleteEpollick@knights.ucf.edu
Ok, were you reading my To Do List? :-) These are perfect for what I am trying to do! rose.wenzel@abvm.org
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome! Next year I am teaching a 4/5 combo class. Yay! Thanks for the great binder covers!
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These are so cute! I can't wait to use them! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebie! I can't wait to get all my math stuff organized!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the freebie! I'm glad I found your site!
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