Kindergarten desk organization

Getting your students organized this school year doesn’t have to be hard. If your students’ desks are always a mess, I’ve got a simple solution for you. This simple step by step process will help you get and keep your students organized and teach them organizational skills they can practice throughout the school year. This step by step classroom organization hack is perfect for back to school and will help your students create an organized space all year long.

Your desk can become chaos by the end of the day. Try out these organization tips to calm the clutter and keep your teacher desk organized.

Classroom storage and organization is my love language! I've got sooo many good storage and organization hacks and solutions for y'all!

Many kids bring water bottles to school now. Give them a place to store them with these DIY ideas for water bottle holders for student desks.

Get ideas to make organizing and decluttering your classroom easy! These teacher organization tips are for organized teachers or those aspiring to be more organized! Get ideas to setup your elementary classroom so it stays organized throughout the year. Learn the top hacks for using binders and tubs to keep everything organized in elementary. Read more here!

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Colorful workspace for kids who are learning from home this year due to the pandemic. This set up is also perfect for students who need a space to complete homework after returning home from traditional school. Great for elementary students and older children. The shelf, bins and desk are from Ikea. The labels were made using Cricut Explore machine.

I have a secret to share: Community supplies are not a thing here in the Cayman Islands - at least not in our public schools. The first time I ever saw community supplies used in a classroom was during my student teaching experience in the US. I was bewildered. "You mean all these supplies are just shared among the students? They don't have their own?" I asked my CT. However, as strange as it seemed to me at the time, I was also able to see the benefits of using community supplies in the…