How does Molly Lynch help teachers with classroom organization?

I provide a variety of tips and hacks to help teachers with classroom organization. Here are a few:

1. Laminating Small Pieces: I suggest using a dab of glue on the back of small pieces before laminating them. This prevents them from shifting around during the process.

2. Creating Small Labels for Organizing: I recommend printing out smaller versions of game magnets for easy management of classroom games.

3. Labeling by Number: Instead of using names, I suggest labeling things by number. This allows for reuse year after year and makes tasks like collecting forms or lining up for drills quicker.

4. Making Bookmarks in Student Books: To help students find their pages easily, I suggest taping a string in the back of their books.

5. Using Plastic Boxes for Organization: I recommend using plastic boxes to organize materials by month or unit.

6. Using Velcro: I find Velcro dots extremely useful for labeling book bins, supply boxes, and more.

7. Visual Directions: To save time and avoid repeating instructions, I suggest using visual directions.

8. Creating a To-Do List: I recommend starting a new to-do list every Friday afternoon to stay on top of tasks and meetings.

9. Appointing a Class President: This is a great way to streamline tasks and foster leadership among students.

These are just a few of the many tips I share to help teachers stay organized and efficient in their classrooms. What other aspects of classroom organization are you interested in?