Student book boxes

Walmart ice buckets turned into student independent book bins!!!! Only $1.88 each!

Take a look at how I set up my class and organize my stations for a successful start to Daily 5 in kindergarten.

Keep your kids reading without huge disruption to the classroom routine with student book bins. This post includes many options you and your students can use without breaking the bank. Check out this post to learn more.

Teachers at my school love IKEA. It's no secret that teachers love to hoard containers, love to be organized, and love to find deals... IKEA is the place to find all of those! So on my shopping trip to IKEA last week I made sure to find all the great products that you can use in your classroom! So here are some of the products that you can use in your classroom from IKEA without breaking the bank! 1. Hanging containers~ I already have a couple of these in my classroom. They were super easy…

Under The Desk Book Storage Box Student Book Basket Under The Classroom Desk Removable Bookshelf With Pulley A4 Storage Box Feature: Quantity: 1pcs Material: Plastic Color: White Product size: 32x25x24cm / 12.59x9.84x9.44in Packing size: 32.5x25.5x6cm / 12.79x10.03x2.36in Net weight: 600g / 1.32lb Gross weight: 785g / 1.73lb Product Description: Material and color: This book storage box is made of excellent plastic material, ensuring its sturdiness and durability. Its solid white tone is…

Book boxes can be a helpful tool in lots of different situations but these tips are all about providing tons of book choices for our students while also keeping our classroom library organized. So let’s dive in and talk about my favorite tips for using book boxes in the Kindergarten classroom!

Ahhhh, book boxes. Such wonder! Such joy! Such... a mess?? 😮 If you're anything like me, you have a shelf full of student book boxes. Some are tidy, organized jewels of reading wonder. And some..... "Wait, why do you have three pennies, a keychain, and a Pokémon card in here?!" Over the years, I have constantly tweaked how my students utilize their reading book boxes. As with anything, I'm sure I will continue to tweak them, but I wanted to share my current installment. My second graders…

Look at my book boxes!!!! I was proud of how cute they looked, I just had to share with all my friends!! Each box is simply an ice box from Wal-Mart (only $1 a piece). I cannot take credit for the idea-- a co-worker inspired me with a picture she found. She also told me it'd be cute to add colored duct tape-- and it sure is! Here is a close-up. I had to add those adorable owls, using velcro dots, to put their names on their boxes. So far, we've added a cute little (free) book from Deanna…

LIBRARY ORGANIZATION!!! 📕Trying something different with my library. I’m hoping these bookmarks encourage my little readers to try something new. I’ve done my library soooo many ways, but this has proven the most effective. Fiction/chapter books are organized by author (@lessonswithlaughter has labels) and all non fiction books are organized by category in boxes. I use colored stickers to help students when putting them back. Colored stickers absolutely help keep things organized! And of...