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Re: organization

From: The Austin's (whest177)
Date: Sat Jul 22 2000 - 08:12:01 PDT

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    I store all my examples in 12"x18" tagboard portfolios. I have two for each
    grade and I store them in the boxes that colored paper comes in. They fit
    comfortably in this box, take up minimal room, and I can leaf through and
    find what I need easily.
    Michal

    > I am planning on buying some big, sturdy, stackable, bins in which to
    store
    > project examples. I teach k-5 art, so normally I store the examples by
    > grades. My question is: Do any of you have suggestions for different
    ways
    > of organizing the examples for easy access? Oh, I also use the pop flat
    > boxes to store examples which have sets of pre-cut sizes of paper. I
    store
    > those on the top shelves of my storage room, with the names of the
    projects
    > written on the ends of the boxes. The bins would be for larger, flat
    > pieces. 

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