As teachers and homeschoolers, we all know work can get busy as the school year marches forward. I am a compulsive piler, so wrangling in “the piles” is a huge part of my classroom organization. Especially, when I taught middle school in a departmental setting, I had over 100 students, so this system really helped!
I find that it helps to keep our piles organized with binder clips, so I whipped up a free printable to help keep us all in shape this coming school year!
In need of organization? (Who isn’t, right?)
We recommend this bundle to get your year started off right!
Download the free binder labels here!
We have 100 more labels here! Plus Editable Ones!
We have them in different patterns too! The animal print and watercolor.
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I actually have a set of these purchased at an office supply store a few years ago… but yours win the cuteness prize hands down! My favorite: Avoid Me! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing! I wish I had found these earlier in the school year, but no matter, these will be sooo helpful!
I printed two sets (on the same sheet: I clicked on “2” copies, printed out the first set, then turned the paper around to get the second set on the same sheet) so that my binder clips have their label visible on both sides.
Thanks again, have a great second half of the school year and a great 2015!
Great idea, Beatrice! Glad they are helping you…
Nicolette
Just found this pin – your labels are so cute! Thank you for the download! I shared this on my blog: http://teachingintheheartofflorida.blogspot.com/2015/01/teacher-hacks-from-pinterest-and-blogs.html#links
Thank you, Rissa for the share!
This seems like a silly question but did you just print them out onto cardstock and then tape them onto the binder clips? or special label paper?
Thank you!
Hi! Not a silly question at all…you are not the first to ask!
Just print them on cardstock, laminate, and tape them to the binder clips. They aren’t standard size, so it’s easier to do it this way. (And cheaper!)
Nicolette
Love these! I might have to make some for me and for my children’s teachers.
Do you have these in an editable form? I use binder clips to label my class cubbies and I would love to be able to write the kids names on them! Thanks in advance!!
Hi-
Our TOU currently do not allow for editable docs.
Hi,
I like these a lot but i am confused how to use the “avoid me” and the “etc” clip. I ferl silly asking but hope you will see this and respond. 🙂
Avoid me is for the paper piles you would like to avoid. ETC…is for miscellaneous papers yet to be determined.
🙂
Oh derp! That makes sense. Thank you Nicolette!!
Thank you for such a great resource! It is so great that you have been featured on http://www.TheBYODClassroom.com as a resource for teachers developing their new year’s resolutions. The image posted on the website has a clickthrough link that will lead readers right to your amazing post.