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    Simply Teach #43: Tips to Pack Up a Classroom

    Simply Teach- a podcast for teachers, by teachers. In this episode we talk about how to pack up your classroom in an organized way.

    Today’s show is nothing new in the world of The Simply Organized Teacher. I’ve written a couple blogs on how to pack up a classroom and even recorded a video about it, but today I decided to put it into audio form so you could listen and gain different perspective.

    Tips to Pack Up Your Classroom

    If you can take the time to pack up your classroom in an organized and methodical way now, it will make unpacking your classroom a breeze. (Spoiler alert: there’s an unpacking the classroom podcast coming out later this summer!)

    The steps I share in today’s show are the six steps I used when packing up my classroom at the end of each year.

    • Setting Goals for the Upcoming Year
    • Technology
    • Organizing Materials
    • Pack Up Cabinets
    • Take Down Walls
    • Pack
    • Plan Ahead

    I share all of these steps with a lot more detail on today’s podcast. I’d love for you to have a listen HERE. And I would especially love it if you shared it with your other teacher friends!!!

    If you’d like the free download checklist for how to pack up a classroom, then make sure you are on my email list by singing up here. If you already are on my list then you have access right here in The Organizer’s Bin (password is in all emails sent from me!)

    Links From The Show

    This post may contain affiliate links.

    Packing Up a Classroom to Move
    Tips on Packing Up a Classroom
    Classroom Pack Up Checklist
    Organize Your Classroom Filing Cabinet Video
    Packing Up Classroom Cabinets Video
    Classroom Cabinet Tour Video
    5 Ways to Organize Classroom Cabinets
    How to Create a Year at a Glance

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