Now that I had a plan, I was able to purge the clutter!

I began by getting the large garbage can on wheels that stays in the hall. I was able to fill it half full just by doing an immediate clean sweep of things that went into the trash.

I then placed everything I wanted to keep in one location in the classroom.
I went through it a second time and either gave it to a fellow teacher, recycled it, tossed it our put it away. I threw away lost of extra papers and things that didn't work. I recycled a broken desk, and gave others teachers resource books I no longer use and extra supplies.
I generally has two bags of extra trash a day.

The only thing that I haven't started on yet was tackling all the extra papers. My plan is to keep one copy and send the rest home with the children for extra practice.
If you get a chance please vote for me. You have until Thursday!
Thanks!
Thanks!
I would love to visit the old schoolhouse where your Dad went to school...just let me know when. I will bring my Nikon along. :)
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