How to Organize School Supplies to Fit a Block 8 Schedule

If you're required to have one binder per class, make sure to switch them out per day., If you can combine classes in one binder, DO IT!, Now would be the time to watch color coding., Get a pencil pouch (the kind and snaps in your binder rings) for...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: If you're required to have one binder per class

    After an A day, take out your notebooks during homework time and go ahead and put the B day binder in, and vice versa.
  2. Step 2: make sure to switch them out per day.

    Get one 2-4" binder for each day, depending on your classes.

    Do your best to fit it in one binder so that you won't mix the binders up. , If you need one binder per class, make each class a different color.

    If you only need two, make A-day one color and B-day another.

    No matter what color your notebooks are, get highlighters, book covers, stickers, ANYTHING, in the same color.

    That way you can look at a glance and see what you need what day. , Put two pencils, two black pens, two red pens, highlighters, etc. in this pouch for quick and easy access. , If you're using two binders, get two types of dividers (I use pocket dividers and small tab ones).

    Use one type to separate the classes, and use the other to put your classes in different sections (note, homework, etc.) , Make sure heavy items (textbooks and binders) are closer to your back so it'll be easier to carry.

    It will probably be easier to have two different backpacks, one for A day & one for B day.

    That way you won't have to keep packing & unpacking your backpack and can just grab the backpack & go!
  3. Step 3: If you can combine classes in one binder

  4. Step 4: DO IT!

  5. Step 5: Now would be the time to watch color coding.

  6. Step 6: Get a pencil pouch (the kind and snaps in your binder rings) for each binder.

  7. Step 7: Dividing the binders: For the one binder per class approach

  8. Step 8: merely get any kind of divider you please and divide sections for note

  9. Step 9: homework

  10. Step 10: classwork

  11. Step 11: Now put your things in your backpack.

Detailed Guide

After an A day, take out your notebooks during homework time and go ahead and put the B day binder in, and vice versa.

Get one 2-4" binder for each day, depending on your classes.

Do your best to fit it in one binder so that you won't mix the binders up. , If you need one binder per class, make each class a different color.

If you only need two, make A-day one color and B-day another.

No matter what color your notebooks are, get highlighters, book covers, stickers, ANYTHING, in the same color.

That way you can look at a glance and see what you need what day. , Put two pencils, two black pens, two red pens, highlighters, etc. in this pouch for quick and easy access. , If you're using two binders, get two types of dividers (I use pocket dividers and small tab ones).

Use one type to separate the classes, and use the other to put your classes in different sections (note, homework, etc.) , Make sure heavy items (textbooks and binders) are closer to your back so it'll be easier to carry.

It will probably be easier to have two different backpacks, one for A day & one for B day.

That way you won't have to keep packing & unpacking your backpack and can just grab the backpack & go!

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