Thank you for your kind words, Marla! You’ve made my evening! I am so glad you are able to use my resources.

Hi Eliza! It depends on the subject. I tend to cut a lot of lapbook pieces out during the summer, such as for Sassafras Science Adventures. Those we just glue them into their lapbooks as we go. I also print the Story of the World maps and coloring pages at half size then we glue those into a composition book along with a couple sentences about the corresponding chapter. To store the full page worksheets, I have a 1/2″ binder for each child with the child’s name along the binding, then inside I have dividers for each subject. I just put the papers into the appropriate child’s binder so we are ready for our meeting with our charter school facilitator. I don’t save papers like those forever, so if the binder starts to get full, I will just throw away work from the beginning of the year that I know we don’t need anymore to make room (usually from math or language arts). At the end of the year, I recycle anything that is leftover.