I recently realized that I’ve never officially shared about my file folder bins that I use to store my all-time favorite materials for speech and language therapy. I recently made myself some editable labels to match them and it got me excited about these bins all over again!
First things first, I bought everything on Amazon. The bins come in a pack of 4 and the ones I got are linked below:
Then, I bought colored file folders and hung them in the bins. I separated everything by color because sometimes, I take the entire file out and it’s nice and easy to know where it goes back. The file folders I purchased are linked below, but any should work:
I use keep one bin separate for student specific work because I always seem to have a few students that I plan separate activities for.
Inside of the folders, I use manilla folders, ziploc baggies, and binder clips to keep smaller items together.
Amazon reminded me that I purchased these bins and file folders in 2014. I’ve been using this system for a while now so clearly it works well for me!
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Hi Shannon! I’m wondering how you break down each section within those basic categories? Articulation is pretty straight forward, but how would you organize the other categories? For example, for Language, would you separate out WH questions, sequencing, etc? Does that make sense? I’m working on getting a school caseload organized, pretty much from scratch, so I need all the help I can get!
Thank you for all of the great resources!!
You definitely could do that! I didn’t as I don’t store all of my activities in this and didn’t necessarily need that level of organization for these bins.