New for the 2017/2018 School Year:
Having tools and systems in place helps actively keep your paperwork organized.
Today, I'm talking about the elementary school age, and how to keep those documents organized. Many elementary schools have student take-home folders brought home in their backpacks. When schools do this, they teach children the proper way to handle such work and be responsible for putting it away in the same place every day. When parents are ready to address the work, they know exactly where it is, and these particular products can help zero-in on the specific documents necessary. Here are three new examples of how to keep your child organized:
The Smead Poly StackIt Organizer
Each child in the household should have a folder that will handle both their school work and any additional activities they may be involved with. This brand new Poly StackIt Organizer is like a 1-stop-shop for all the student information the little one brings home! One one side, you can put all school info, current communications, fundraising, report cards, test results, rosters/phone numbers (directories) etc. The vertical folders allow you to quickly get to the specific paperwork you need. These StackIt Organizers easily fit inside backpacks. Store them in any magazine rack, desk drawer, or hanging file system.
The Smead 24-Pocket Poly Organizer
Maybe you'd like to keep a lot of information about a particular category, such as documenting important events of your child's life. This is a great way of going about that. This is a highly durable poly organizer with 24 separate pockets. It is designed with a spiral bind that makes flipping the pockets very easy. The spiral also also the document to lay open flat. Each 24-Pocket Poly Organizer features a slide-in front pocket to create a personalized cover. Each multi-colored pocket as a built-in slash pocket capable of holding large amounts of paperwork. A unique feature of this particular organizer is that it is capable of standing upright on a shelf.
The Smead BookShelf Organizer
If you are interested in archiving student work, Smead has come up with a new solution called the BookShelf Organizer. This highly attractive organizer is designed in a vertical orientation designed to be placed on a bookshelf. An example how to use those when your student brings home work or are you want to store indefinitely. would be to label each of the size different segments by work and projects. Especially when the child is young! The older the child gets, mabe each section becomes a class, than a year by the time they hit middle school or older.
These fantastic new Smead products are available from Advanced Filing Concepts (www.filing.com) where you can final all Smead filing products at fantastic prices. For more discussion about the products we mentioned in today's blog can be found on Smead's Organization Podcast:https://youtu.be/vQpdH5YjF-c
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