Printable Toy Bin Labels
My oldest child can put away his own toys---in theory, anyway. I thought I'd start labeling bins to get him in the habit of putting things in the right place, instead of just "away." A pipe dream with a 4-year-old, perhaps? Anyway, you can download the printable labels below.
Click the image below to download. Each label is approximately 4.25" wide x 3" tall. However, you can shrink or enlarge them when you print---look in your print window for "page scaling" and set to something other than 100%. I cut them a little smaller than their original size, glued them to 4" square pieces of cardstock, punched two holes, and tied a ribbon through the bin, and it's done!
On plastic bins, you can use a couple of strips of packing tape over the label to secure it. These also should fit in those large plastic name badge holders that you get at conferences---you could clip them on your bins if you'd rather not use tape or string.
Let me know if you have any questions!
Click the image below to download. Each label is approximately 4.25" wide x 3" tall. However, you can shrink or enlarge them when you print---look in your print window for "page scaling" and set to something other than 100%. I cut them a little smaller than their original size, glued them to 4" square pieces of cardstock, punched two holes, and tied a ribbon through the bin, and it's done!
Note: all images are royalty-free stock images, or my own. This is for personal use only. By downloading, you agree to not re-distribute, edit, re-create, sell, or otherwise use this file. Thanks!
On plastic bins, you can use a couple of strips of packing tape over the label to secure it. These also should fit in those large plastic name badge holders that you get at conferences---you could clip them on your bins if you'd rather not use tape or string.
Let me know if you have any questions!
Thank you so much for these!! I have been scouring the internet for clear, easy to recognize pictures with words to use as shelf labels for my preschool classroom. Yours are perfect :)
Tracy @ busyandthebeans.blogspot.com
What font did you use? I love it!
Thanks! The font I used is called "Ed Gothic." :)
Where did you find your images? I used some of yours, but I need a few others -- I have 2 girls, so I need Dress-up, etc.
Thanks!
Karen: some are my personal photos; others are from stock image websites. (A couple of free ones are picjumbo.com and pixabay.com).
Thank you for making this labeling process so much easier for me.
Most appreciative!!
Thank you so much for making these. Still printing in 2020