ECR4Kids Scoop Front Storage Bins Multipurpose Organization Black 10-Piece

- Storage Bin Set: Keep classroom materials and school supplies organized, protected, and within reach; convenient storage solution for arts and crafts supplies, STEAM materials, snacks, tools, and more - Multipurpose: Endless possibilities for organization in any room; use as standalone storage, label bins making it easy to find what you need, or create a color-coded organization system - Durable Design: Built with sturdy plastic that stands up to daily wear and tear; when not in use, stack bins for convenient space-saving storage and transportation - Certified Safe: Portable bins are UL GREENGUARD Gold Certified for low VOCs, CPSIA compliant, and feature rounded edges for safety - Product Dimensions: Bin measures 11.6" L x 8" W x 5" H; interior base measures 9.5″ L x 6″ W; the single bin volume is approximately 1.2 US gallons; Adult Active Engaged & Direct Supervision Required

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Developmental Benefits

Flexible storage options for the classroom, home, and playroom. Keep small pieces contained and rooms clutter free so that children can focus on tasks. Neatly store toys, books, and supplies within reach. Teach responsibility and make clean up a breeze.

Set up a thoughtfully planned out space to organize supplies while providing a designated storage area for learning materials. Storage bins can make it easier for children to find the materials they need, which can save time and reduce frustration. Labeled bins can help promote literacy skills and encourage children to take responsibility for their own learning.

Kid-friendly bins are perfect for children to access materials and encourage independence and autonomy. Child-size bins can also help promote fine motor skills as children practice manipulating the containers and materials inside.

Using different colors can make it easier for children to distinguish between different types of materials, which can help with organization. color coding can promote visual learning and memory as children associate specific colors with specific classroom supplies, toys or games.