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How to Organize a Shoulder Strap Backpack

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Do you have a shoulder strap backpack? Ever wonder how you organize it? This is the article for you!

Edit Steps

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    First, take out everything of your backpack even all the little paper scraps, lip gloss bottles, paper airplanes, pencils, etc.
    • Organize everything into piles: Put the folders, library books, textbooks, pencils, electronics, etc, in their own separate stacks. Throw all the trash out and put all the stuff that belongs at home in their place.
  2. 2
    When you fold back the flap on your backpack, there should be an organizer on the backpack. (If you don't have an organizer, skip this step.) Put all of your electronics, pencils, post-it notes, and other small items in the organizer.
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    Sort and organize the large items. Put your textbooks in first, then your binders, then your folders, then your library books: Go largest to smallest.
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    Now your shoulder strap backpack is ready for school!

Edit Tips

  • The more pockets you have, the more organized your backpack can be.

Edit Things You'll Need

  • A messy backpack
  • About thirty minutes
  • A trash can
  • A recycling bin

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Last edited:
October 21, 2011 by Ttrimm

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Pages Needing Attention | School Backpacks and School Bags

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