How to Organize the Items in a Schoolbag?

Organizing a schoolbag may seem simple, but there are actually many little tricks. Today, let's talk about how to pack your schoolbag in an orderly manner, saving space and making it easier to find things.

Tip 1: Pack in layers according to frequency of use

Put the textbooks that you must use every day in the outer side pocket so that you can pull them out at any time. Put the pencil case in the outermost part of the main compartment, and don't bury it under a pile of books - last week I broke three compasses while flipping through math homework, a lesson learned the hard way! Extracurricular books or tutoring materials that are not often used can be placed at the bottom and taken out when needed.

Tip 2: Use storage tools cleverly

Now there are stationery bags with compartments on the Internet, which can separate pens, rulers, and erasers. You will never have the embarrassment of searching through your schoolbag for a 2B pencil during an exam. Girls can use small cosmetic storage packaging, hair ties, and tissues. Boys are recommended to use waterproof bags to equip spare masks, after all, it is easy to sweat in a schoolbag in summer.

The third trick: fix items in fixed positions

My experience is: always put the water cup in the right net pocket (don’t ask me why the left one doesn’t work, because the strap will hit it), and put the key on the zipper head, so that you can directly pull out the key by touching the zipper after school. Remember to put the socks changed in the physical education class in a sealed bag, and don’t put them together with the homework books - don’t ask me how I know.

The fourth trick: weekly cleaning

Remember to empty the schoolbag after school on Friday! Those wrinkled draft papers, expired snack packaging, eraser crumbs from nowhere...all thrown away. Special reminder: At the end of last semester, I found half a moldy biscuit in the interlayer of my schoolbag, and I almost vomited.

The fifth trick: lighten the burden of the schoolbag

Some students like to carry the entire pencil case and all the textbooks, but it is completely unnecessary. My deskmate is much smarter. He brings books according to the class schedule every day. On Wednesday when there is no art class, he doesn’t even bring a paint box, which makes his shoulders much lighter.

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