I'm SO glad!!!! Yay!!! That makes me feel seriously SO glad I made the video! I was debating even making it but I really wanted to share because this method works so well! If you end up having any questions or need help I'm happy to help!

Thank you! I'm so glad it was helpful for you!! This system has worked for several years for my 2 children and I've never misplaced a paper, so I think it works very well!

I think I got it at Target! I remember it was either $3 or $5! I think it was at the Dollar Spot at the front of Target, but it was earlier this year. You can find similar ones on Amazon and office supply stores, but they do cost more. :-/ I have another one that has 10 pockets and I use it to store some other Homeschool supplies, I got it at Office Max and I think it was about $15. Thanks for watching!!!

Yes, all student worksheets, tests, speed drill, etc. :-)

These books are sent as a bundle with the Abeka Academy curriculum and are strictly copyrighted. Even if you photocopy them the accompanying DVD's for the curriculum are rented by the year and must be returned at the end of the school year. So I do it the legal and moral way and purchase the curriculum for the year. :-) Then I rip out the pages to organize everything for the school year, my children use the rented DVDs for the year and then we return them and repeat the process for the next school year. We're also accredited, which means we have to send in tests and stuff, and there's no way to do that with photocopied pages. :-)

@@jessisblessed6689 legal and moral is what we do here in my home too. I mentioned copies because I feel weird breaking pages off a book, call me old school but I don’t like breaking and destroying things. My daughter is doing the original copies and she accredited as well.

@@Webcotton I didn't mean to imply you weren't doing things morally or legally :-) I was just saying that because I know some people don't think it's a big deal to make copies and some don't realize they're even copyrighted and that it's technically illegal to make copies. :-) As far as ripping out the pages, I agree with you if it's an actual book, I would never rip up an actual book. However, these are workbooks, meant to be written in, used, colored, graded and the tests have to be ripped out to be sent in anyways. 🤷‍♀️. Since the pages are going to be used anyways, I find it much, much easier- especially with multiple children- to have every week organized and ready to go. It's much more work for me to grab 20 different workbooks throughout the day, find where my kids need to be, do the page, then put the book away and get the next workbook out. Also, I don't always get to grading right away, so when my kids are done with the days pages they go in the "completed work" folder and I can grade them when I have time. I do see what you're saying, but I take care to keep all the pages nice and neat, and the pages are almost all perforated anyways, so they are clearly meant to be able to remove. It all boils down to personal preference and what works best for your family. :-) I do what works for us, I love and respect the Abeka curriculum and tearing out the pages is in no way trying to disrespect or destroy anything. I know many families who use Abeka also use the "crate system". :-) I'm actually getting ready to make a new video preparing for this school year again. 💓😁 I hope you have a lovely, amazing school year!!

Ideally each day, however I keep a folder marked tests for each kiddo and sometimes I don't get around to grading until it's time to send the tests in. It just depends on how busy Mama is :-)