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with Deanna Jump

Organization Station!

Organization Station!
I’ve had a lot of requests for my bin labels so here they are.  You can click on the pictures to download them.    The ones pictured above are for my smaller math storage bins and containers there are about three pages of them.  I cut them out and laminate them on my Scotch Laminator (another one of my favorite things that I forgot to mention in my post).  Wal-mart sells them for about $25 and then I buy the thick laminating sheets from Sams really cheap.  Sams is about half the price of Wal-Mart.  Their brand is called Royal Sovereign and it is a pack of 200 pouches.  The item # is SCR-003 if you need it!  🙂

 

Organization Station!

To get the labels that I use on my small drawer organizers, shoebox organizers and the Large bins that you see above you can click on the picture to download them.  I created these as I needed them so they aren’t in a great format!  In fact you can tell from the picture above that as I changed things around I had to make new labels.  I should have done that before I took the picture.  🙂

Organization Station!

These are the extra large labels that I use on Milk crates.  I have a bunch of individual headsets that play cassettes so there is one for those and one that says rewind.  There is also one for my laundry hamper that holds my big books.  To print out the ones you want click on the picture above.

These are all labels from my classroom so they ARE NOT  in the best format.  Sorry about that!    If I have left some off that you need I will try to add them.  Just leave a comment and I will do my best to get them added. I am going to Minnesota for a Kindergarten conference this week so I will not get to it until next week.
Make sure you tell me what size. ex; the ones like I made for my drawer organizers, large bins, shoebox size,  extra large labels for milk crates, etc:  I won’t be able to customize the sizes that would take me forever.  🙂

I will add my Math tub bins tomorrow.  They are on my school computer.

The font I used is an alphabet called, Scribble Kids.  If you want it you can purchase it by clicking on the pink button at the top left of my blog.  I think it is about $4 for the set of alpha letters, numbers and symbols.
The black and white gingham border with ribbons is from djinkers.  I think it is on their Kiddlywinks cd.

HAVE A GREAT WEEK!

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Comments

  7. Lindsey W says

    Thank you for sharing Deanna! I do something similar for my bins and I print them off on index cards with a picture image of the manipulative to help my non-readers. I do this for my book baskets too so it helps keep me organized and it works out really well! I started attaching my signs with velcro at the end of this year which has been great for swtiching baskets around!
    Lindsey
    http://www.whytewater.blogspot.com/

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  12. Mrs. Hornsby says

    Hi Deanna! Thank you so much for posting these! So cute! I have a question. What format do you use to create your materials so that they come up on Google Docs so easily??? I would like to start making some of my own to share with others. Thanks so much for your inspiration!
    Gretchen :o)

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  16. Lesson Plan SOS Teachers says

    Hi!
    Just wanted to say thanks for the tip about the laminator and the sheets to use with it. I always use the one at my school but it is SO THIN 🙁 I take my "important" posters to Office Max to laminate, but they are expensive!!! I am adding these items to my list of things to buy for my classroom this summer.
    Thanks so much!

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  20. Tricia Dougherty says

    Thank you so much! These are awesome. Can you make medium sized ones for "toy" bins, like Action Figures, Animals, Little People, Puzzles and Tinker Toys? Thanks in advance!

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  21. Miss Nguyen's Class says

    Can you make medium sized labels (same size as your unifix cubes, dice, tiles, pattern blocks, and so on) with just the letter A-L individually? I would love to use them for my leveled readers book bins! Thank you so much! They are definitely cute and I will use them in my classroom.

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  22. Anonymous says

    Thank you so much!! They are absolutely adorable!! Is there any way to have a blank template that I could just type in any labels that I might need that are different from what you have. I so enjoy reading your blog! You are amazing:) Thanks so much!!!!!

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  23. Anonymous says

    Thank you so much for always sharing your great ideas. They are appreciated dearly:-)
    Ke'Andra

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  24. Brittany says

    So I downloaded that fabulous Scribble Kids alphabet, but I'm not exactly sure how to use it! Could you give me some pointers? It won't install into my fonts like other things I've downloaded.

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  26. vickia says

    Hi Deanna,

    I tried to download your cute labels, but Google Docs said I didn't have authority to open them. Weird, because I have a gmail account and am on your follower list.

    Any ideas? I teach 1st and love, love, love everything you create!
    Thanks,
    Vicki

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  27. Madamsara says

    I actually have had the same problem. I am unable to retrieve the labels as well and google docs gives me the same error message saying that I don't have permission to get them. This has never happened before.

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  28. Madamsara says

    Deanna I just wanted to let you know that the link on your blog for "cute fonts" on the top left hand side of your blog doesn't work. I wanted to see where you get your fonts and it didn't work. Thanks!

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  29. Deanna Jump says

    Google Docs appears to be having some technical difficulty. It won't let me view them either. 🙂 Technology! GRRR! Hopefully they will get it fixed soon.

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  31. Melly says

    I signed up for free fonts, e-mail, and put I heard about them through "Mrs. Jump's Class Blog." Just wanted to let you know…

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  33. Isa says

    I love your posters! I just downloaded the Scribble Kids alphabet. I love it! I would like to make other posters for my classroom and I was wondering if you could tell me how you made the borders on your posters. I would like them to be all the same. Thanks!

    missgingras@hotmail.com

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  34. Anonymous says

    Hi Deanna! I LOVE LOVE LOVE your math bin labels. I teach second grade and we use alot of base ten blocks. I was wondering if you could make me a medium label that says "base ten blocks". Also, I love your reading levels A-L, but I'd love to use those as my word wall headings…any way you could post A-Z? That would be awesome! Thanks for your awesome freebies and SUPER ideas!!!
    kkrye83@gmail.com

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  35. Pam says

    Hi Deanna,
    I saved and printed your super cute labels, but many of them are coming out with blue/brown/black bars across them!!! Do you have any ideas for me? Some are in the margins outside the labels, but most are inside or all way across. Any suggestions would be appreciated – I want to use them – they are awesome!!!
    Thanks,
    Pam

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  38. Lori says

    I'm starting out homeschooling and I LOVE the font, colors and organization of the labels for our work areas. Thank you!!!

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  39. Jennifer says

    I love your labels! Could you make some of the smaller labels for Letter Tiles, 3-D shapes, Number Puzzles, Math Links, Geo Builders. Thank you!!

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