If you're in back-to-school mode and starting to set up your classroom, this quick tip will help you think through how to organize your Makerspace or STEM supplies for the year.
In this mini-episode is a clip from Episode 150, and I’m sharing how I set up my supplies to stay organized all year long—without constantly resetting things for every lesson. Whether you have a full Makerspace or just a few bins of supplies, these simple strategies can help make your space more functional and your students more independent.
Resources Mentioned:
- STEM Teacher 101 Course [get $30 off using this code: PODCASTBFF ]
- Words & Pictures- Editable Makerspace Supply Labels
- Sticky Business Card Pouches [to use with labels]
- Makerspace Donation Letter [editable]
- Sterilite 3 Tiered Paper Drawers [for sorting markers]
- Free, Editable Paper Drawer Label Template
- Small Metal Buckets with Handles for Crayon Storage
- 13 x 13, Large, Collapsible Cubes for Storing Projects
- STEM Class Project Labels [to add to big fabric boxes]
Some items are linked to my Amazon Affiliate account. When you purchase through my link, there is no added cost to you, but I receive a small commission in return.
Head to the show notes for a full transcript of this episode, pictures, and all the links: https://naomimeredith.com/episode196
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