Work Folder Label Set

Set up student work folders with name labels and finished, unfinished or Ketchup Work labels. Repeated printable labels help you use the same system across the class.
Grades
Not Grade Specific
Pages
4
File type
PDF
Preparation
Print ready

Updated May 10, 2024

Subject
Classroom Management
Topic
Work folder labels, Unfinished work
Resource types
Teacher Tools, Classroom Decor
Preparation
Print ready

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From the author

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 the folder-label arrangement before the repeating sheets.

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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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