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Hello everyone! I am so, so, SO happy to share a brand new (and highly anticipated) organizational product for your classroom on the blog today. Editable Classroom Supply Labels are finally here!
Fans have been BEGGING me to list the Classroom Supply Labels on TpT ever since they saw this photo on Instagram several months ago. I snapped it on a Friday afternoon on my way out the door to start the weekend.
(PS, are you following me on Instagram? You totally should. I often give sneak peeks of my upcoming projects and share glimpses into my personal life!)
This editable set of classroom labels is available with a bold, black background or with a clean, white background to conserve printer ink. Each set includes a PDF jam packed with pre-formatted labels in two different sizes: small labels measuring 3.3×1.9″ and larger labels measuring 4.5×3.5″.
A separate PowerPoint file provides and editable version of the labels so you can easily create endless labels to meet your own personal classroom rules. Editing the files is simple: just replace the text in the text boxes (or add additional text boxes).
Using Classroom Supply Labels labels is simple. Just print your desired labels, laminate the pages and cut to separate. Then trim to remove any excess white margins, and attach the labels to any desired classroom objects. They are great for plastic bins, but will also work well on table boxes, file cabinets, student cubbies… the sky is the LIMIT!
I use the black labels in my classroom in my own classroom. Most of these bins are from Big Lots (go shopping for them NOW because they sell out FAST). The two different label sizes are PERFECT for when you have multiple box sizes in your own classroom.
When you use multiple colors of storage containers in the classroom (like I do) it is important to create some type of visual consistency to keep the classroom from looking too cluttered. This set of Classroom Supply Labels does just the trick!
The teacher’s space can EASILY become the most cluttered space in the entire classroom. I love how easily I can store my guided reading supplies, materials for a week’s worth of work, future book orders, instructional manuals and SO MUCH MORE neatly behind the tall bins from Big Lots and all visitors see is a row of magazine bins neatly lined up and clearly labeled. (The larger bins with the dots are also from Big Lots and I LOVE how durable they are.)
The entire bookshelf looks simply stunning.
I even used the labels on the front of my file cabinets. I wanted to make a BOLD statement so I used the large label size. I was worried about using a strong adhesive that would damage my spray painted file cabinets, so I just used a little scotch tape in each corner. This was perfect for applying my labels and I am certain that the hold will be durable enough for my purposes.
Looking for more tips and inspiration to help you get (and stay) organized this year in the classroom? Follow my Orgranization Made Easy Pinterest Board. Follow Maria Manore (Kinder-Craze)’s board Organization Made Easy on Pinterest.
I’m a former kindergarten teacher turned work-from-home mom. I still love sharing ideas and resources to make teaching easier, so you can focus on what really matters in the classroom. When I’m not working on the blog, you’ll find me chasing kids around the house with a cold cup of coffee in my hand (some things never change even once you’re out of the classroom!)
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21 Responses
Love these! and your classroom 🙂
What I’d give to be able to get those baskets and magazine holders in Australia.
Zoe x
Oh the Little Wonders
I have spent hours searching for something similar in Australia – no luck yet 🙁
Always struggle to find pretty classroom containers in Perth
I already scooped up what they had in my colors from the local BigLots but my classroom library is only half done. 🙁 wish there was a way to order more online or have them sent from another store!
My Big Lots ordered what I needed for me & had it shipped to the store.
I begged the manager and cried a little. it worked magic!
These are great and your classroom looks fantastic!!
These are just beautiful. I looked for the tall buckets at big lots but was unsuccessful! I have the others and I am so excited to use them!!
Just a Primary Girl
*my other post didn’t show…so I am doing it again!
I love that your sale goes on through Monday…I don’t shop on Sunday’s! I am definitely getting these classroom labels! I love the colors…I just don’t know if I should get the white and print it on black paper or black and try to print it (some printers don’t work)! AAAAAAH, the dilemma!
I got some baskets from Big Lots …but they only had enough of the black ones. I hope to go to the newly remodeled one by me to get the colored ones. I might try what Emily Draper did…cry and beg the manager to order what I need! Thanks for the great ideas everyone!
This high school teacher will use these!!! The fact that they are EDITABLE makes this a terrific buy!
Are even the bins on the bottom shelf from big lots? Your whole organized shelf makes my OCD heart happy 🙂
WoW!! I love how organized and colourful your storage reading area looks!! I am definitely going on a Big Lots shopping spree tomorrow!! Thanks for sharing.:-)
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Where did you get your tall bins? I love your organization!
Hi Jess!
Those tall bins are from Big Lots. They only carry them in the summer and the colors available change every year. Keep your eyes open and start praying for colors that match your classroom 🙂
What are the bins called from Big Lots? You can now buy online but I can’t seem to find them! 🙁
Hi Sarah, they are called magazine storage boxes and they aren’t listed online because they are a seasonal item
Where did you get your shelving unit??
Hi Megan,
That shelf came built-in with my classroom. The entire building is outfitted with them. I have no idea where you would go to purchase a unit like that. Sorry!
Hi! Love these labels! What did you use to stick them on your containers?
I laminate the labels and use a dab of hot glue in each of the 4 corners. The glue has a great bond that pops cleanly off whenever you are ready to switch the labels. I highly recommend using hot glue!