Deja de perder cosas: cómo tener una habitación ordenada

Is clutter taking over your preteens room? If shoes are disappearing, homework is being abducted by aliens, and clothes seem to permanently be stuck to the floor then it is time to tackle the clutter monster. Over two 55-minute classes we will go beyond temporary fixes and look to implement solutions that will last for years to come. 

We will cover:
-	Identifying clutter problem areas
-	Identifying your child’s essentials
-	Storage solutions
-	Establishing routines
-	Finding a system that matches your child’s personality
-	Staying organized when you are sharing a room
-	Working with what you have in your home

During the first session students will share what they believe are their top 2 clutter problems (a list of suggestions will be provided), then students will race to complete the clutter challenge.

Once the challenge is complete students will discuss how they feel about the change and begin to strategize on how we can improve their current organizational system. By the end of the first session students will have a plan and the tools to start clearing the clutter.

In our second-class students will again take the “clutter monster challenge.” Students will then share what has and hasn’t worked about their new system.

As a group we will come up with solutions for any remaining clutter problems. 

Both classes are 50% action, 35% discussion, 15% digital documentation (quizzes, photos).

My experience working with kids is that they will be more engaged if they feel connected to the benefits. It’s my goal to help them find that connection. 

Learns should feel comfortable using an online quiz and operating their devices microphone and camera.