The only sane way to store your kids flat art
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Recommended by Sarah Beck
A truly unaesthetic rec, but prior to this solution I had a milk crate where all kid art was piled, slowly becoming crinkled messy sedimentary rock. A friend recommended I do what she did, and now I've rec'd this far and wide - get a legal paper sized file box, legal size hanging folders, and label each one by age /grade. We started with "the toddler room" at their daycare. Anything worth saving goes in that year's bin.
I still have no solution for the 3D projects, which are everywhere.
a month ago
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@meaghanrob
THANK YOU!
@shulmaniel
This is what I do too!
@janellemcglamery
I also do this!! I even made a tab for all the baby things like first hair cut locks of hair and ultrasound photos. :)
@sarahbeck
Next level! I'm going to add this tab!
@jeninak
I have a long plastic crate and do the same!
@kaylapnm
Thank you! 🙌🏻 my approach has always been to pin the really wild ones up on the fridge for a while then throw them away but the pre k writing practice is hitting different.
@sarahbeck
It really does, once they start writing it's game over - I save far too much 😭😂
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