Locker Organization

The importance of
an organized
locker

Locker descriptions

Use as much vivid and varied
vocabulary to describe your
locker as possible on the left
half of your paper

DO NOT write your name on the
paper

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Blue cloth lunch box
hanging on a hook on
right

●

6 binders organized in
order of classes -
science, global
studies,

●

Crumpled paper in
the back right corner

●

More items would go
here, but see how it
helps you picture it?

Locker drawing

● Using the description you

were provided, draw the
locker on the right of the
paper.

● If it calls for color, use color
●

Write 1st Guess and the name
of whose locker you think it
might be

●

Autograph your drawing

You will have just 5 minutes

●Blue cloth lunch box hanging on
on hook on right

●6 binders organized in order of
classes - science, global studies,

●Crumpled paper in the back right
corner

●More items would go here, but
see how it helps you picture it?

Observing our lockers

1. Create a t-chart called “Observing Locker Organization”

2. As we tour lockers, observe and record positive or negative

organization characteristics you see.

Positive locker characteristic

Needs improvement locker

characteristic

Categorize

Options (17)

Backpack on a hook

Extra supplies organized in a case

Stuff falling out of backpack

Stuff falling out of locker

Mirror

Shelf

Hoodie on a hook

Binders randomly in it

No labels on binder spines

Loose paper on the bottom

Trash stuck in back corner

Crumbled paper

Sneakers on a hook

Hygiene products

Loose 3 R Ticket

Strap dangling which could get stuck

Bent dividers

Which are positive locker characteristics and which show a need for improvement in locker organization? Are there any locker additions?

Positive

Needs Improvement

Locker additons

How to Organize Your Locker

1. Let’s talk about traits.
2. List two ways you think you could

make your locker better.