Unfinished Work Folder Labels

Three folder-status labels — Ketchup Work, Unfinished Work, and Finished Work — print ten to a page for sorting student assignments into the right folder.
Pages
4
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated May 10, 2024

Subject
Resources for Teachers
Topic
Work Folders, Folder Labels
Preparation
Print ready

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About this resource

This is a Work Folder Label Set. This file comes as a PDF with four label pages plus a cover. Status sheets print 10 labels per page, can use Avery labels or regular paper and then glue or tape to folders.

Folders can be laminated.

It comes with 3 different labels:

  1. 1. Ketchup Work

  2. 2. Unfinished Work

  3. 3. Finished Work

The grey status labels print ten per page; name labels print two per page.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Teaching tips

  • Print the name label sheet and write each student's name on the blank line before printing the status labels, since page 2 provides exactly two name labels per sheet.

  • Cut the label sheets apart along the repeating grid before attaching them, since each status label prints ten to a page in fixed rows and columns.

  • Use the sample page as a printing reference — it shows one full-size copy of each of the three label designs before the repeating sheets print.

Skills covered

  • Classroom folder organisation — teachers apply the printed status labels (Ketchup Work, Unfinished Work, Finished Work) to sort each student's ongoing assignments into the correct folder.

  • Folder personalisation — teachers write a student's name on the blank line of the “___’s Work Folder” label before attaching it to a folder.

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Questions teachers ask about this resource

How are the name labels formatted differently from the status labels?

The name labels print two to a page with a blank line for writing “___’s Work Folder,” while the status labels — Ketchup Work, Unfinished Work, and Finished Work — print ten to a page for repeated use across many folders.

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