3 guaranteed ways to stay on top of kids' papers {Q & A}
Being a primary school teacher, I know that A LOT of paperwork goes home to the parents of our beautiful small people on a daily basis, particularly at the start and end of the year.
But it wasn't until this year, when my son started his first year of school, that I got a taste of just HOW MUCH paperwork that actually entailed!!
Those first few weeks of school (along with the orientation sessions leading up to it) felt like I was inundated with forms, important information (DON'T LOSE IT!), invitations to upcoming events, letters, parent homework... you name it, we received it! And trying to stay on top of it all became a little overwhelming.
So of course I did what I always do when I begin to feel overwhelmed - I tweaked our organising systems! In this case, that meant getting our command centre up and running (along with our daily paperwork system); refining the household binder; and getting the kids' artwork into a better system.
Today's Q & A episode answers a question specifically about this topic, and I'm detailing 3 guaranteed ways to stay on top of the kids' papers and artwork, that are working particularly well in our little abode.
BONUS: Get your FREE household binder printables by clicking on that big ole' yellow button below. Believe me, a household binder could be a serious game-changer for your home and family organisation!