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Let’s face it–the overwhelming number of papers that are generated by kids in school is, well overwhelming! Not only are there papers that need to be signed and returned, but there are also the other papers–art projects, graded homework, schedules, and so much more. Keeping everything straight can be a losing battle, but a school paper organizer board makes it easy (or, at least, easier).
Materials:
- Bulletin board
- Paint pen or letter decals for the name(s) of your kid(s)
- Ribbon or rick rack
- Glue
- Push pins
Instructions:
- Assuming you need a vertical space approximately 9″ wide x 24″ long for each child in your family, determine the bulletin board size you need.
- Paint or adhere the letters of each child’s name to the top of their designated section (see diagram below).
- Cut ribbon or rick rack to separate the vertical sections and glue it in place to divide the vertical sections (see diagram below). If desired, add horizontal rows of trim under the name and another horizontal row to divide the remaining section in half so there’s a designated section for things that are coming into the house (artwork and notes to be signed) and another designated section for things that are to be taken back to school (signed permission slips, notes to the teacher, etc.).
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Every parent and back to school kid needs some way to organize! You could make the top half of the board dry erase and the bottom half a cork board. That way notes can be made on the top half, and signed notes, permission slips, art work, etc. can be hung on the bottom half.