Reddit reviews Smead Step Index Poly Organizer, 12 Pockets, Flap and Cord Closure, Letter Size, Navy Blue (70902)
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Expanding files are ideal for organizing, storing and transporting large amounts of paperworkThe step index organizer has innovative tiered tabs and a clear window on the flap allowing you to see everything at a glance 12 pockets with clear indexed dividers Each pocket expands 7/8"Flap with elastic cord closure adds protection and security, allowing you to take your files where ever you goDurable poly material is tear and water resistant and easy to cleanIncludes one letter size (13" W x 10" H) 12 pocket step index organizer with protective flap and cord closure Comes with alphabetic, monthly and blank tab inserts for easy indexing and customization
I was thinking of using a plastic file organizer but not sure if there are enough slots, maybe for the big pieces.
Something like this: Smead Step Index Poly Organizer, 12 Pockets
A "sackpack" with a folder for character sheets inside (use an accordion folder for lots of sheets/games). Pencils and a plastic bag of dice in the secondary pocket of the backpack. Water bottle in the side pocket.
I always did a combination of these collapsible folders (https://www.amazon.com/Smead-Organizer-Pockets-Closure-70902/dp/B0085IQ05I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1502462258&sr=8-1&keywords=collapsible+folder) and then put the instructions into clear 3 ring binder sheets and file them into the folder based on labeled tabs. The larger sets with big instruction books fit perfectly into the clear pages. Ive had mine for 15 years like that and all are still mint. That way I can just buy a new one folder as needed when one starts filling up. My Harry Potter, Indiana Jones and Star wars all have separate folders.
I carry around an accordion folder when I go to class. It gets bulky later in the semester, but I stuff as much class-related stuff in there, like old homework assignments, handouts, etc.
I leave everything in my office though. Only that folder and my pen pouch come with me to class. I also try to leave my phone in my office so I'm not tempted to derp off during class.
I hate spirals.... two strategies:
I have used the plastic sheet protectors to organize loose leaf pages. I create a coversheet and slide the related content behind the coversheet. Holds up well in a binder over time.
Other way I've done it is in a [accordion folder] (https://www.amazon.com/Smead-Organizer-Pockets-Closure-70902/dp/B0085IQ05I/ref=sr_1_4?s=office-products&ie=UTF8&qid=1491389428&sr=1-4&keywords=accordion+folder) that had many slots. Then one slot per topic.