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“Drawings, papers and knick-knacks that are organized create a sense of order and comfort in children’s spaces—the kind of environment that encourages learning and creativity.”

Having a designated clutter free, serene workspace makes children feel that reading, learning and being creative is an enjoyable part of daily life. Knowing exactly where things go make accessing and storing paper, notes or knick-knacks easy and effortless. And having their school work and drawings carefully stored in beautiful School Year Organizers reinforces the message that the work they do is important. It also lets them leaf through and feel proud of what they’ve done for the year.

Creating an environment where children appreciate their work space early in life will help set good habits and make learning an enjoyable part of their daily routine. Once they establish a feeling that organizing the world around them is an enjoyable and creative activity, the idea of categorizing and finding logical connections and placement for both physical objects as well as ideas becomes second nature—and this helps them become successful in all kinds of endeavors.

School Year Organizers

Memorabilia kept in a box rarely gets to be looked at and enjoyed, and it certainly makes showing your child’s latest drawings to the in-laws rather difficult. The School Years memorabilia organizers preserve drawings and creations in vinyl pockets that protect them from little fingers. And children just love to show to friends their drawings and memorabilia from previous school years and enjoy remembering their school from class photos or Valentine’s cards they’ve collected.

Some Good Reasons for School Year Organizers

1. School memorabilia organizers help children take pride in their work as they look through their drawings and collections in volumes that capture their childhood.

2. It gets papers off desks. As a child finishes a drawing, it is immediately placed in the binder stored on top of the desk—they can be just tossed in until there is time to place in page protectors.

3. They help you limit your collection of children’s drawings and paper collections to one binder per year. (Larger school projects can be stored in containers and labeled with Visual Cues).

4. They encourage children to take pride in their work—they feel their creations are special and that extra care is taken to safeguard, store and preserve them.

5. The organizers get children used to the idea of categorizing their things early in life.

6. Keeps children’s creations easy to access to show friends and relatives.

7. It helps maintain a clutter-free, easy to clean environment by keeping all kinds of small pieces of paper off children’s desks and other surfaces.

8. They can be made to compliment any room.

Vertical Pocket Organizers

The Pocket Organizers keep papers off children’s desks so they have ample room to work in a clutter-free environment—keeping surface always clear and ready for homework and other projects. The pockets are a great holding area for papers before you choose which drawings and school work you want to include in the school memorabilia organizer binders. With everything clearly labeled, papers never get mixed up. You can combine as many as needed on any vertical surface—above the desk, on the side of a chest of drawers or book case, even on closet doors. The vinyl paper lets you easily wipe away smudges.

Vertical Note Organizers

Vertical Organizers give children a vertical surface on which to place all their reminder notes of things they need to do. They can remove the sticky note as each task is completed—making it easy for you to see what remains to be done.

Getting a Handle on Bits of Paper

Children love to collect all kinds of little stickers and bits of paper. Placing them on pages of their memorabilia binders keeps a wonderful volume of things they loved during childhood—along with their favorite drawings—and teaches them about collecting and categorizing.