Classroom poster storage ideas

Check out this easy and inexpensive way to hang your posters, anchor charts, and bulletin board borders out of the way! Love it!

Storage and organization of school and house supplies in our house is an on-going battle. We have so many things that require odd sized storage containers. Things that would be quite cost prohibitive to our budget, or difficult to find. Case in point. Not everybody has a need to store a whole bunch of posters in their house. But this girl does. Educational posters of every size and description. So, my dear husband, built me something to store them all in. Looks simple right? Simple, and…

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…

We create Anchor Charts of student learning frequently in our classroom, particularly in our Closing Sessions. Sometimes these anchor charts are a "sloppy copy" completed during the Workshop and meant only to post in the classroom for a short period of time. However, on other occasions, we spend time after we've created a Closing Session "sloppy copy" with the students to make a polished chart that will hang for the entire unit, because it's a chart that students will have to reference…

Storage of anchor charts...but the part about how to organize a reader's notebook is the main reason I'm pinning this blog post.

All the best ways to corral your charts.

Happy Sunday, and welcome to another month of Bright Ideas! I am teaming up with Shelly at Teaching in the...

This anchor chart storage idea from @goingstrongin2nd grade is brilliant!

After teaching 1st grade for 3 (very long) years, I moved grade levels and schools to teach 2nd grade. At the time I was really just trying to get to a

Check out these sanity-saving anchor chart storage solutions for teachers! The ideas will transform your classroom into organized bliss!