What You Will Need:
- Stack-On 22-Drawer Storage Cabinet or something similar
- (I got this and the Stack-On 18-Drawer Storage Cabinet)
- Plastic spray paint in whatever color you want
- Design labels for your drawers - Schoolgirl Style offers different ones as well as Teachers Pay Teachers, or you can find them free on some blogs, or just make your own like I did
- Double sided tape, glue dots, some sort of adhesive to use for your labels
How to Make Your Toolbox:
- Take your drawers out of your organizers and set them aside.
Drawers removed and ready for paint. - Lay your organizer frame on newspaper or in a box and spray the structure evenly. Let that dry and apply a second coat or three.
- Between coats or at the end, make and/or print your labels.
- Cut your labels out and attach them to the inside of the front drawer windows. I attached them with tiny Elmer's Glue Dots.
I designed these with my Silhouette to match my classroom theme. I used a dot runner the first time around but had to go back the next morning with glue dots that are a lot stronger. - After your organizer frame is completely dry, slide your drawers back in and fill with all your supplies!
Complete and ready for drawer filling!
Here are some other Pinterest projects I plan to tackle this summer in preparation for my classroom. I love getting a head start of things like this so that when it's time for the real work, I won't have to stress about little projects that I wish I had time to fit in. I have a week left of college classes then I'm going to knock these out! I can't wait to get started!
How do you keep/plan to keep your classroom organized? What do you plan DIY this summer?
How do you keep/plan to keep your classroom organized? What do you plan DIY this summer?
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