Container for crayons

I was getting so frustrated, but this crayon storage idea fixed everything - well, not exactly everything, but it was a game changer for us!

Crayon organization/storage

Just made art bins for every art table. Bins are shower caddies from walmart $2.67. The plastic cups came from dollar tree store in a set of 6. It took 2 hours to replace everything, and refill glue bottles but definitely worth the organization for all of my junior high students.

This creative crayon holder is the perfect way to neatly display your art supplies. Colorful, bright, and organized... is there anything better than that?

Save those Nesquik containers! They work perfect for flashcards, instead of cardboard boxes that kids always rip... They can also be used for crayons, markers, or any other small toys. We buy Small and Large Nesquik just for the container! Lids still snap on strong after being opened 100s of times.

It's been insanely too long. Prepare yourself for an ultra long post. My internet has been super bizarre and slow. It seems to work on every other device in my house EXCEPT for my MacBook. I have done a lot in the almost MONTH hat I have been absent. Let's sum it up in some pictures: This basically sums up my last month. An explosion of STUFF. We finished up our character unit with character book clubs; that's all the stacks of books nicely marked with Post-its. The obscene amount of…

Hey y'all look what I found at Dollar Tree! These little snack containers are the perfect size for crayons! I've always had a basket of "co...

How to make crayon with tisuue roll

Craft Closet by popular Houston lifestyle blog, Cake and Confetti: image of a craft closet filled with paper scissors, paint brushes, cardstock paper, bakers twin, tape, felt garland, pom pom balls, and a metal card on wheels stocked up with acrylic containers filled with markers, crayons, dot markers, paper, glue sticks, and glitter glue.

This is a cute way to organize pencils and markers in your classroom! Check out my blog for more pics!

In special area classes students don't always need supplies like pencils, crayons and scissors. Since my students need them often, I've tried several different ways to store them and organize them. I need soething that allows students to be able to get them quickly and pack them up even faster. For the last 10 years or so I've used zipper seal sandwich baggies. They work well, but I change them out a couple of times a year because they get worn or germy or something. This year I'm trying…

Use a mini M&M's container to hold just a few crayons for on the go!

McKay Shelton on Instagram: "My favorite classroom supply hack! These containers from The Dollar Tree last me many years! I was so excited to get some fresh ones this year😍 I did even up taking some crayons out because that was A LOT for first grade. The extras went into a sorted crayon bucket that they visit when they don’t have a color. I find these in the snack container aisle! Usually in a 2 or 3 pack. I’ve also spied them online! #teachersofinstagram #teacherlife #teachertips…

💡Crayon Storage Solution💡 @asmilingteacher tossed the crayons boxes and is storing all of the crayons in these @walmartcom containers! This…

Crayola Black Serpentine Storage Bin in Yellow Express your inner artist while keeping markers, crayons, and colored pencils organized with the Crayola Black Serpentine Storage Bin.

Classroom organization - Caddy to hold materials for a group

organize by color

Organization for kids crayons and markers. Just use an old folders or maxwell house coffee container. Clean it out and decorate it. So simple and fun for you and your kids.

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