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How to Keep Your Binders Organized

Being organized is important because when you get into sixth grade you have more classes to go to. A good way you can stay organized is by keeping your binders clean because it’s easier to find what you need. Some ways you keep them organized is getting rid of old papers that you don’t need, keeping notes and any other papers you might need, and labeling each section of your binder using tabs, and putting the right papers in the right section so you know where they are.

Getting rid of papers that you don’t need is a good way to keep your binders organized. You could get rid of all the papers that you don’t need or use, like old homework, old worksheets, or even just some papers that you use to draw on during class. If you get rid of all those papers in your binder it would be a lot easier to find all the papers that you need. Your binder might be heavy, but when you get rid of all the papers it might be lighter and easier for you to carry.

Another way you can stay organized is by labeling sections of your binder. When you organize your binder this way it makes things easier to find. Some sections that you can have in your binders are tests/assessments, class work, resources, warm ups, and homework. It’s a good idea to keep all the papers in the right section so if you need to see something or you need something to help you study it’s in that section, especially notes, so keep all you note that will help you.

Keeping all the notes that you need can help you be organized even if you don’t realize it. If you keep the notes in the correct section of your binder, it can help you stay organized and it could help you study and get a good grade. There are notes that are good to keep and some that are bad. Good notes are the ones that you took about that unit or that new thing, like how to multiply fractions, you are learning about in class and vocabulary. Bad notes are the ones that you took months ago and your teacher doesn’t really go back to.

If you stay organized then sixth grade will be a lot easier because you can find everything that you need. Keeping notes you need, getting rid of all papers that you don’t need, and labeling and putting papers in the right section can keep your binders organized. Don’t forget to do this every once in a while so your binders stay organized.

How To Organize Your Math Binder I know you must always stay organized in your math binder. The reasons you should stay organized is because you have lots of tabs with lots of papers in them, you should have a pencil case, and you should have a lot of extra papers because you take a lot of notes in PSSA practice books. Some of the tabs you will need is the warm ups, work sheets, note and vocab, and assessments. In the notes tab you should have a bunch of extra paper, but if you don’t, your teacher should have some. In your tabs you should also have extra pencils. The worksheet and notes tabs will be the most full. The assessments tab has all your tests, quizzes, and reflections.

One of the tabs are warm ups. The warm ups you get in high math are different then the ones you get in regular classes. You should have your warm ups in front, then your minute log should be next, lastly is your minutes, you get like twenty at a time. Later in the year you get the high math warm ups but you do them in your free time, not for warm ups. It stinks because their pretty fun and they’re easy.

Another tab is the assessments. It will have tests, quizzes, and reflections. You will also have 4 sight grades in there. If you get advanced on the third and fourth 4 sight you won’t have to take the last one. Reflections are the papers if you got something wrong on a quiz or test you correct them.

In conclusion I know you should follow my steps and be organized like me. I can find all my papers and notes. All my papers are organized. You need to stay organized or you’ll lose all your home work and notes you’ll need for tests and quizzes.

The materials you’ll need are: a math binder, tabs, ewtra papers, a pencil case, and extra pencils.

How to Organize your Binders

Keeping your binders organized is one of the keys to success in school. By keeping your binders organized you will be able to find papers that you need faster. It will also lead to you keeping your locker organized. Your binders should be kept in order because it makes cleaning out your binders a lot easier.

First, you need to get four **different colored** binders. Then, you **label** each binder for **different subjects**; the subjects are **reading**, **writing**, **math**, and **science** and **world studies**. Science and world studies are **two** **different** subjects, but you use the **same** binder for both of them. Next, put **different colored** tab dividers in each of your binders.

Next, rip the tabs apart and **label** them. Label the **math** tabs warm-ups, worksheets, notes and vocabulary, and assessments. After that, label your **writing** tabs warm-ups, work in progress, independent word study, and resources. Then, label your **reading** tabs independent reading, read aloud, and vocabulary. Also, label your **science** and **world studies** tab homework.

Then, turn to the back of your binders and put a **couple pieces** of **lined** **paper** in each of them, and **make sure** that you put **more** **paper** in when you start to **run out** of the lined paper in your binder. After that, get a **pencil case** that you can put into a **three** **ring** binder. Also, get pencils, highlighters, a pencil case, some erasers, and all of the other **supplies** that you need for class. Finally, put all of the supplies that you need, and **put** them in you **pencil case**. Some **stores** that you can get everything that you need for binder organization are Staples, Target, Walmart, K-mart, and many other stores that sell school **supplies**.

The tips that I have given you will keep your binder neat and organized. If you follow these tips you will keep your binders organized for a long time. You’ll also be one of the first people to get your homework out. I hope this helps you keep your binders organized, so that you can keep track of everything in your binders.

How to be Organized?

Are you new to this part of the Saucon Valley Middle School? I can help you to be organized. It will really help you out for the time your in the Middle School. If you read my piece you will not have any trouble at this school. TABS  What you want to do to be an organized student is have tabs. Tabs are plastic pieces of paper that  divide your work that you do in class or at home in order. These help you so you know where everything is. If you don’t use tabs you will lose a lot of things like  homework, tests,  and other important papers. In 6th grade you don’t want to be losing important documents. DON'T PUT DIFFERENT PAPERS IN DIFFERENT BINDERS My next thing to do to be organized is don’t put different papers in different binders. For example you don’t want to put your homework in math in your Language Arts binder because you then won’t know where your math homework is. You then will not get your homework in and you will get a zero. This won’t bring your grade down a lot but over time if you keep forgetting your homework it will make a big dent in your over all math grade. Untorn Binders

<span style="color: #0000ff; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace; font-size: 14pt; line-height: 200%;">My last thing to do to be organized is to keep an <span style="color: #000000; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace; font-size: 14pt; line-height: 200%;">un torn <span style="color: #0000ff; font-family: 'Lucida Console',Monaco,monospace; font-size: 14pt; line-height: 200%;">binder. If you have a torn binder you will lose things through the holes in the binder. But don’t worry you could buy a new binder. And to save money, you could put a little duck tape on there and that will do the trick. It could make the difference in your grade or even your life. <span style="color: purple; font-family: 'Comic Sans MS',cursive; font-size: 120%;">In conclusion, a good student is organized. Those tips can help a lot. Go out and put them to good use. I hope you see a difference in your grade!!! good binder not so good binder



Organization is one of the key things in 6th grade. I am going to teach you how to stay organized. One organizational tool are binders. All of us use them and so many of us let them get out of hand. What do you if this, happened to you. Now one of the key things is papers, what do you do with papers you don’t need? Most people just shove them into there binders and that is where the problem starts. What do you do with papers you don’t need or you don’t want? Recycle!!!!!! It keeps the earth clean while keeping your binder clean. So what you want to do are keep papers that will be helpful for tests and quizzes, and discard (recycle) the ones that will you not need or use in the future.

Next are the sections. They are very important to a clean and organized binder. But you will have different sections for each subject. I have five subjects, think of how many sections you would need, that is why you put them in general sections but not too general. In math you will have warm-up’s, worksheets, notes/vocabulary, and assessments. They are somewhat general sections that cover everything in math. I could go on and on about other subjects but I have more tricks up my sleeves to help you stay organized. Another good way to stay organized in 6th grade are labels. I think this is one of the most important ways to stay organized. As I said before labels help you with your sections\ labeling that keeps everything in order. You should even label your notes so when you are studding you know where to put them when you are done. You should label your binders because if you like one color and you want all your binders to be that color that is fine. Just label them and make sure you, PUT YOUR NAME IN or ON THE BINDERS.

Next is color coding. I always color code but that is just me. Like I said before you don’t have to have all different colors, you could have all the same colors. I just think one color per subject is the best. Like everything I have for science is pink, everything for Langue Arts is orange, that kind of thing.

So I hope this piece helped you a lot with getting organized. Then when you are organized you can pass this on and help the next person you see that needs help getting organized.