Organize+a+Binder

Successful 6th Grader
= Nick =

==Compared to fifth grade, sixth grade is a much harder challenge. In sixth grade you have to be very organized, because if you don’t and you lose your homework there is a chance you will get detention. So you always have to be organized and ready for the day.==

==A good thing you should always have in your binder is dividers. Dividers split up different sections for different papers. Such as a spelling test might go in the tests section. You never want to lose a paper because you never know when you might need it. That’s what the dividers are for.==

==Another thing you should have to be organized is a homework folder. In sixth grade you get a lot of homework, and it’s very easy to lose. So you put all the homework you get in your homework folder so it’s all there when you need it. That way when you go home, you will know where all of your homework is. That way you don’t have to look through every binder you have for your homework. A homework folder is a great way to remember where your homework is.==

==Fifth grade is much easier compared to sixth. So you always need to be focused and organized. Being organized is one thing, but staying organized is another. You will get a list of materials you will need for sixth grade so make sure you get the materials you need. You will not need everything the first day of school but by the end of the week they expect you to have it. So if you want to be an organized sixth grader, you always have to be organized, focused, and ready for your day.==


 * ==This is a link to staples where it has every supply you will need.==


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Jordyn

How to organize your binder and what to put in it Three tips on how to keep your binder clean for all the years your in middle school. · Binders (3) · Tabs (15) · Paper (4 packs) · Folders (4)
 * Materials needed **

__Step 1__: Find the right binder. You’re going to want to have a **two-inch binder.** It’s going to seem too big when you start the year. By the middle of the year it’ll fill up. You’ll be asking “can we please clean our binders out?” __Step two__: You’re going to need **tabs** to separate papers. You don’t want to lose papers. So maybe you might think about getting **folders** to hold your stuff like homework, important papers or even to have so you don’t forget your homework at school. __Step three__: If you have **lined paper** than bring it in because you’re going to need a lot of it. Most likely you’ll use I t every day. You might use it to draw with, write a story or to do math. Whenever the teacher says, “get a scrap piece of paper out,” you’ll be prepared. Now you’ll be thanking me that I gave you some helpful hints on how to pick the right binder and keep it clean. If you don’t know where to find binders, tabs, paper or folders go to [|www.staples.com] where you get low prices for long lasting school supplies.

Katie

How To Organize Your Binder Don't you just hate it when teachers give you a list of things to get at the beginning of the year and then you have to put it together? Well now it is easy. When you go shopping all you will need is… Materials: each binder Step1: You have to pick the right binder. A 2 inch binder with 3 rings would be good. You will altogether need 4 binders one for math and one for social studies, which you will use for since the second half of the year. one for reading, one for writing, you want a 1 ½ inch binders for those. Step2: You need to get tabs. The tabs you get must be able to be written on, because then you can label them to make organization easier. You should get a lot of tabs, because you need them for all of your binders. You should get the tabs with the five in a pack for each binder. Step3: The last thing that you need is a lot of lined paper. You should put a pack in each binder, because you need a lot of paper in math, reading and writing. Now that you got all of the supplies when you went shopping, it is time to put it together. Step1: Put all your materials in front of you. Step2: Take the permanent marker and write the one subject on each binder. EX: math, reading, etc. Step3: Put a pack of tabs and lined paper in each binder. Label the tabs how the teachers says to label them with the permanent marker. So now you have all that you need for the first day of school. You still need lots more, but at least I got you started. Now that you learned all the supplies you need you are wondering, "Where am I going to get all of the supplies?" Well you can go on to www.staples.com  to find low prices or go to the store. If your parents don't drive you out to get the supplies, you can go to the school store. Now please keep all your binders clean!
 * 4 2 inch binders
 * tabs you want a 5 pack of tabs for
 * a lot of lined paper
 * a permanent marker

Katya

__How to Organize Your Binder__

Organizing your binder is a very large responsibility in middle school. Your binder will contain many important papers. If you were to lose them they could seriously effect a part of your grade. Here are five easy steps to organize your binders and keep your good grade. __Instructions__ Step:1 Before you start school, you should buy some certain supplies like a 1 ½ inch binder for all three of your classes, some dividers so they will separate all papers in each individual binder ,and maybe some folders for your extension or possibly a home folder ,if needed.

Step 2: When the school year starts, your teacher will start to hand out papers that you may need throughout the school year. Since it’s important that they stay in your binder, you need to put the papers in the right spots to make sure you won’t lose them.

Step 3: Take a sharpie and write your name, of your homeroom teacher on the spine of the binder or on the front. It will help you if you lose a binder. The person who finds it will be able to return it directly to you.

Step 4: You should make a home folder for homework, projects and any important paper’s that your parents would need to sign or look at. You wouldn’t want to lose any homework, or important papers or else you would be marked down for not being prepared.

Step 5: Next you should write the name of the class with a sharpie on the binder, so you know what that binder is for, and so you don’t take the wrong binder to the wrong class.

Keeping your binder organized in school is a big part of succeding. By keeping your supplies clean it can really lend a huge helping hand .If your binders and all of your other supplies stay clean and organized, it will be easy to find any wanted papers.

__Materials__

· 1 ½ inch binder. · Dividers. · Lined paper. · Folders. · Reinforcements. · Possibly sticky notes.

__Tips__ · Don’t shove random paper’s into the binder · Try to put the holes in the papers around the rings of the binder · Put the correct papers in the correct spots · Buy a 1 ½ inch binder for each of your classes · Put a small amount of paper in each of your binders