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Let's Play school: Organization
I am giddy excited about this project. I have been wanting to get all of my Let's Play School bins labeled forever. My current mission is to have every printable I have every made printed, prepped, and in a labeled bin. I have to date created around 5,000 individual printable learning games; so this is quite the task.
Look how beautifully organized this stack is! It makes my heart so happy! I could just stare at it all day.
With our Play & Learn Club Kits, I usually have them all printed, prepped, and stored in one of these bins. This bin has been my go-to for years and is the absolute perfect size to store our Let's Play School printables. For the majority of our themes, I can fit all the printables in one bin. A few of them that have more pages or more to cut out have needed two bins to fit all the printables.
My Favorite Sterilite Bins - this link is for a 12-pack
My Favorite Sterilite Bins - this link is for a 6-pack
I am keeping all of these bins on a shelf in the garage so that whenever one of our kids spikes an interest, I can go grab a bin that correlates with their current interest or hyper-fixation and we can learn about that topic. It's all ready to go for them!
These clear Avery labels were absolutely perfect for this. I had been putting this task off because I originally wanted to use a Cricut to add the labels, but after doing a few of them I quickly realized that was a task that was not worth the amount of time. I grabbed these labels, took me all of 15 minutes to get them set up and print! I love the way they turned out.
Now that our Play & Learn Club Kits have printables from preschool - 5th grade, I can use these activities with our kids for at least 5 more years! Our youngest is going into 1st and we have a daughter going Into 3rd. They'll learn everything they need from math - grammar with these games!
Our Play & Learn Club is always open and is extremely affordable; just $14.99/month and you have 30+ themed printables, activity ideas for hands-on play, and more for your whole family; preschool - 5th grade! We now also offer the packs by individual age level and theme for families who do not want to be part of the membership. The individual packs to not include any of the extras, but do have lots of amazingly fun printables!
Join our Play and Learn Club here! Each month we release a new theme for our families!
Each month they receive:
10 Preschool Printables
10 Kindergarten - 2nd Grade Printables
10 3rd - 5th Grade Printables
20 Hands-On Learning Activity Cards
Private Online Group for Questions/Connection
Calendar & Responsibility Chart Printables
Binder Cover
and MORE
If you'd like to purchase your packs individually, you can do so in our Etsy Shop! I will be continuously adding new products to our Etsy shop until all 250+ items have been added.
I'd love to see how you organize your Let's Play School activities! Be sure to tag us @letsplayschool to show us what you use and where you keep it all. I know so many of you have collected almost all of our packs; thank you!
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