Wednesday, April 24, 2013

Marker Storage

Super short post tonight, but I wanted to show you a marker storage solution that I have been LOVING this year!! 

I am obsessed with markers. I absolutely love them and I don't think I could ever have enough! Lots of markers though means lots of space needed to store them. Of course I always kept them on top of my desk (always need them close by for grading, notes, etc.!), which meant that my desktop was crowded with marker containers. Then I walked in a friend's classroom one day and saw this amazing system she had to organize her markers! These are from ikea!!

I love them because they were cheap and they help keep my desk {a little} cleaner!
1st cup (closest to me) : regular markers
2nd cup: sharpies
3rd cup: Mr. Sketch markers
4th cup: dry erase markers

Hope you all are having a great week! We have our school art show and open house tomorrow and I am super excited to show off some of the awesome projects my students have been working on!

8 comments:

  1. Super cute! Short and sweet, but awesome idea!

    Heather

    mrsbucaroff.blogspot.com

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  2. I have those Ikea tubs for my whiteboard. Green for good markers. Yellow for the ones I can use a bit longer. Red for my projector remote and schedule cards. I call the tubs - The Good, The Bad, and, The Ugly.

    Problem is when sub teachers come in AND CHANGE THE MARKERS FROM ITS TUB!! Gahhhhh!

    Emmy xx
    Daydreams with Miss D

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  3. I need one of those. I’m having a giveaway please stop by http://littlelearnersinc.blogspot.com/2013/04/science-writing-and-art-oh-my-and.html

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  4. LOVE Ikea! Great idea! =)

    Ms. Smith
    Adventures of Ms. Smith

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  5. I have these too! I LOVE them! I kind of have a love hate relationship with IKEA! :)


    Young Teacher Love 5th Grade Blog

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  6. ooooo....I need these! What a pretty way to keep them organized!! I'm pinning this Molly :) :)

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  7. IKEA is great for modular storage ideas. They have different sizes for these plastic containers that are big enough for planters. Just make sure you are purchasing the right railing so that the containers fit just right on it.

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