Where's My Stuff?: The Ultimate Teen Organizing Guide Reviews

• supah dupah fun!!

  
  By A3FXC325AS47EK on 2007-07-12
  I just LOVE this book!!. I have been teaching for almost a decade and continue to struggle teaching my 5th grade students how to organize themselves for school--I will most certainly use this fun, colorful and easy-to-read-and-understand book as a guide for my students AND for myself!!
  
  

• Organized?

  
  By A1VOIE257SFKE9 on 2007-11-04
  This book has really helped me stay organized. Tells me where to keep my papers how to have folders and keep on track. It's also a great way to learn tactics you never heard of before. definitely get this book to keep on on the right track and not suffer another F.
  
  

• Looking Forward to Fifth Grade!

  
  By A3IOA4X4DZ7EKS on 2007-08-16
  My son Sam is going into fifth grade and was given this book as a gift. After reading it, this is what he wrote...
  
  "Where's my stuff?" by Samantha Moss and Lesley Schwartz was so helpful to me as a student entering middle school.
  
  The chapter called "School Stuff" had so many great ideas to get organized for fifth grade. It showed you 3 ways to organize your papers and notes. The chapter also taught me how to organize my study space at home. In addition, it showed me how to use my backback and set up my locker. The tips in this chapter are sure to make my year GREAT!
  
  This is the ideal book for a child going into middle school!
  
  

• Where's My Stuff?

  
  By A1EVKE2A6GU5L6 on 2008-09-29
  The moment I put this book down, I wished that I had found it befor emy Senior year. "Where's My Stuff?" contains nearly every little bit of study and and organizational wisdom I've picked up throguh my high-school career, and it would have been helpful going into it with all that knowledge condensed in one book, whick I'm quite glad this book does. The practical, step-by-step instriuctions on how to organize class materials were incredibly helpful, and this book does a great job of preparing you to manage your time and your personla space. With its diagrams, charts, and overall utility, I would recommend "Where's My Stuff?" To anyone entering high-school. I'm definitely keeping it for college.
  
  

• Messy!!!!!

  
  By A2SZGKINSIYGZB on 2008-08-17
  I am messy, theres no denying it. My mom is always on my case about my room or the kitchen or the living room and so on. But as a high school student I have so many more IMPORTANT things to do than to spend my time trying to clean up my house, only to have it get messy again. This book had so many good ideas about how to be organized, not only at home, but at school too! Now my mom doesnt yell at me anymore, and I have more time to focus of my life. This book rocks!
  
  
• So very useful
  By A3O0TPJ7OHKVQT on 2008-09-08
  This book has helped me to the extreme. I used to be the kid that turns up in class with the math homework from last week when the teacher is asking for the essay on stonehenge. Which i forgot about becuase my planner gets washed off my hands every time i took a shower. This book outlines easy and practical strategies that allow you to take control of your backpack. Worth every penny.
  
  
• A Real Winner!
  By A1R8ANJJRY7HGT on 2007-08-28
  This book teaches a great system for getting and staying organized. It is easy to understand and engaging. I found the section on benefits very motivating and encouraging. These are really life skills that are valuable in school and adult life. A real winner!
  
  
• Definitely Recommend this one!
  By A3VVA334INKJA8 on 2007-11-13
  This book actually came out in good time for me. It really helped me organize my room after just having it redone. also the fact that this book was able to help me organize my school stuff was good too. Junior year is kinda hectic as far school work and this book was able to help show that it's not as impossible to stay organized as it looks. I really enjoyed the great tips that this book gave also on how to organize your room. I actually took a day this weekend to Really organize my room the way that this suggested and so far it's working really well!!
  Definitely recommend it for someone who thinks its just about impossible to get organized, much like myself! haha
  -Lisa, age 16, New York
  
  
• "Where's My Stuff" book
  By AJOS4V6SICJFQ on 2008-06-22
  This spiral bound book is a gift for our grandson. It is perfect for the teen who could use a little help organizing themselves at school as well as at home. I particularly like that is mentions teen on the front of the book so young people feel it is written with them in mind. Lots of good ideas that might click with a teen and ultimately prove to be beneficial without making a big deal of things.
  
  
• My son was into this book !
  By A3KAX0NV97QGLH on 2008-08-15
  I got my 12-year-old son to read this by assigning little parts of it that applied most to him. We talked about what he read, and it seemed to really be opening his eyes and giving him ideas. We were able to get right to what was hindering him, both in attitude and in his physical space. It's a simple book to read, very basic, but full of basic truths and fun ideas that work.
  
  

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