I meant to have this back to school organizing post up before the kids actually went back to school.

That didn’t happen.

Between rushing around trying to complete our last few summer bucket list items and preparing for their first days… I barely had time to feed and bathe my family. Back to school organizing projects were not on my radar.

Can you relate?

Now that we are up and running in the new year, I am finally ready to start settling into a new and more productive routine.

Regular gym sessions. Meal Prep. Checking things off my long neglected to-do list. Something about this time of year is so motivating for me. I’ve heard a lot of other people express this feeling lately too; I’m starting to think a back-to-school burst of productivity is a thing. And I say, “Bring it on!”

One of the to-dos that has been on my mind is creating a back to school guide to help busy moms (isn’t every mom a busy mom?) start the school year on the right foot.

I’ve been completing little projects since the beginning of August and today I want to share them with you.

These back to school organizing projects are easy to tackle in small, bite sized doses. I know, because that’s how I was able to finish them. They certainly aren’t things that must be done at the start of the school year. Any time of year is a good time to complete them!

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Inside this 20-page Back to School Organizing Ebook you will find the following:

3 Organizing Projects with Photo Instructions

• PreK-12 Paper Organization
• Homework Toolkit
• Command Center

Lunchbox Solutions

• My favorite strategy for packing a picky eater’s lunchbox
• Sample lunch ideas
• A list of my favorite lunchboxes and accessories

Routines Workbook

• Helpful tips for tough times of day
• Workbook pages for reflecting on your morning, after school, and bedtime routines
• Fill-in-the-blank printables for you to complete and post at home. Written instructions help kids make routines stick. Post these and create the habits you WANT.

Click here to download it for free (just enter your email address and I’ll send it right over!).

If you find something useful, I’d love to hear about it.

Send me an email or post you project on Instagram (stories work great for this). Don’t forget to tag me in your photo so I can see your success!

Not much makes me happier than seeing a friend (we’re friends, right?) proudly show me a project she completed after a little bit of organization motivation. Think of me as your own personal cheerleader (woo hoo!).

Now… let’s get started!

xoxo,

About the author: Suzette is a Northern Colorado professional organizer providing organizing services to Loveland, Fort Collins, Greeley, Windsor, Timnath and surrounding areas. She subscribes wholeheartedly to the idea that smart systems and some up front organizing work make more time for busy women to enjoy doing what they love. She has been married for over 10 years and is a mother of 2 school age children.