How do you organize them? I feel like keeping all the boxes is silly b/c they take up so much room but I'm also worried about loosing pieces etc.
Any better strategies?
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01-04-2013 #1
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Puzzle/Game organization
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01-04-2013 #2
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We have a ton of games! We keep boxes. I couldn't imagine not keeping the boxes. They are on shelves, floor to ceiling! Least favorite games up high, favorites in easy reach.
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Watching...we have them in boxes in the top of our hall closet. It is not working. They don't get played a lot because they are out of sight and the kids can't access...but I'm not sure I want free access.
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01-04-2013 #4
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Our games are still in boxes and a few are in an accessible place so kids can play them whenever. The rest are on a higher shelf. I try to rotate them every once and a while and put new favorites in the accessible area. A lot of our puzzles are in ziploc bags bc the cardboard boxes were falling apart. I cut out the picture on the box and put that in a ziploc with all the pieces. Then all the ziploc bags are in a bin- they do take up a lot less space that way.
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