Color coding is just one way to help you get and stay organized throughout the school year. It helps students keep their belongings in one place, while also giving them a system of organization. And there are so many ways to color code in your classroom; there really isn't one right or wrong way! Let's talk about it together!

Color Coding Blog Posts:
1. Things You Can Color Code in Your Classroom: https://www.mrsdscorner.com/things-yo...

2. Color Coded Student IEP Binders: https://www.mrsdscorner.com/colorcode...

3. Staying Organized (Color Coded Classroom): https://www.mrsdscorner.com/staying-o...


Mentioned Resources:
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1. Color Coded Student IEP Binders (kids): https://shop.mrsdscorner.com/products...

2. Color Coded Student IEP Binders (no kids): https://shop.mrsdscorner.com/products...

3. Pocket Folder labels: https://shop.mrsdscorner.com/products...

4. Bin Labels: https://shop.mrsdscorner.com/products...

5. Inclusion Documentation Form: https://www.mrsdscorner.com/sped-incl...

6. Progress Monitoring Binder Rings: https://www.mrsdscorner.com/progressm...

Additional Color Coding Videos:
1. Making Your Own IEP Work Bins:    • How to Make Your Own DIY IEP Work Bin...  

2. IEP Paperwork Color Coding:    • IEP Paperwork Color Coding | The Inte...  

3. How to Color Code for Larger Caseloads:    • Color Coding in Resource and Inclusio...  

4. IEP Bins + Work Bins:    • Work Bins + IEP Bins for the Special ...  

5. Color Coding in the Special Education Classroom:    • Color Coded Classroom with Mrs. D's C...  

6. How to Make Folder Pockets:    • How to Make Flash Card Pockets - Mrs....