"My granddaughter will soon be 3 years old and loves to learn. I’m organizing her preschool education in UniKeep View Case Binders and absolutely delighted with your products!!! My daughter will be able to keep the Learning Units organized by both age and category while we jointly help our little treasure learn. For example:

One binder is the home for flannel board pieces made of Pellon (a fabric-like substance). I photocopy the story patterns onto white paper then trace the patterns onto Pellon and color the pieces with coloring pencils (some folks use crayons but I like pencils better). Then the pattern pieces are cutout and ready to use. Think about children sitting in a half-circle in front of the teacher and a flannel board – now, as the teacher reads the story, she (or one of the students) places the various Pellon pieces onto the flannel board to illustrate what’s being read. Children can also use the Pellon pieces without risk of tearing. Now here’s the trick … the photocopy page is three-hole punched to become the home base for the Pellon pieces … and it all fits into a UniKeep view case binder! Do you want to hear, see, and feel “Goldilocks and the Three Bears”?! Or how about singing “Itsy Bitsy Spider” while putting the Pellon pieces onto the flannel board!?

Another binder will be the home for story cards … used like flash cards for a variety of stories. I photocopy the cards onto white card stock paper, color them with crayons, laminate the front of each card then they are organized by story in regular envelopes and all kept in the binder marked “STORY CARDS” … genius, don’t you think!!??

Another binder will be the home for stick puppets. I photocopy the puppet patterns onto white card stock paper then color them with crayons and laminate the front of each paper puppet then glue the puppet onto sticks (flat ones like tongue depressors available in any craft store) … and all stored neatly in a UniKeep binder!! How about a puppet show? “Three Billy Goats Gruff” or “Three Little Pigs” or … see how the list keeps growing??!!

Another binder will be the home for glove puppets. Made much the same as stick puppets except a Velcro dot is placed on the back of each puppet. Then small kid-sized gloves are prepared with the receiving Velcro dot on all four fingers and thumb. Another set of gloves for Mommy to use in storytelling and another set of gloves for Grammy. Hooray! Let’s tell a story!!!! Let’s use our glove puppets!!!! The largest UniKeep case binder is used for these teaching/learning units because the gloves are also kept ready and rearing to go!

Well, that’s all I’ve thought of so far and I’m sure more ideas will come along as I work with the multiple intelligences early childhood education. I can’t wait to see my granddaughter’s eyes when she opens a UniKeep binder to start a learning unit!!!!

Thanks, tons, for inventing such a marvelous product!"

– Myrna G.

"It's official...I'm a UniKeep convert for good. I'm enrolled in a Mystery School exploring the esoteric mysteries of the Druids and the mythos of the Isle of Avalon. I use a UniKeep 2 compartment Extreme binder to keep my course study material and personal journal separated, yet contained an easily accessible. The first compartment holds my study material, and the second holds my personal reflections on my progress.

Materials are divided by subject using those wonderful tabbed pocket dividers, and I use the "sticky" CD holders to store my meditation CDs in for safekeeping and easy access. I love everything about these binders, and can only make one suggestion -- a handgrip along the spine of the Extreme binder would be a nice touch. Otherwise, this product rocks, and I'd never go back to a conventional binder again! Thanks for making such a great product!"

– Karen

"I have one set up for each child. And I start a new one each grade they start. It is great going back to review the 1st grade and 2nd grade binders."

– Eve

"I am so excited that I finally found your web page. I bought about 6 case binders a year and a half ago at Staples. I went back this fall to purchase more and could not find them, nor did the sales people know what I was talking about. I teach nursing at a community college. I have approximately 10 lectures for each semester. I began using your system and had a case binder for each lecture. I loved the case because it all stays there. I printed out a “cute” cover for each case and they are standing in my bookshelf for easy access. I have my notes and I keep a storage disk with my PowerPoint lecture in each case. I just grab and go. Recently, I had an Illness and one of my colleagues had to fill in for me. She loved the organization and the ease of my class because it was all together. It helps to have the ability to enclose it all so nothing gets lost especially if I have been given an article that I want to read later. I love the system and I have just order 6 more cases so I can further organize future lectures. I knew I could find you….. I just love the new colors too."

– Julie G.

"I manage my household budget! A place for all my bills, receipts and calendars. By using it this way I have learned how to be one month ahead on all bills each year. I keep my monthly bill calendars together, work everything on a four-week basis (ignoring the months with a fifth week, start back at week one instead) and at the end of the year I am one month ahead on all bills. It has worked out great.

I also manage my home school! I keep all information, lesson plans, and forms together this way. Everything is where I need it when I need it. That way there is no scrambling around trying to find the information I need to finish a lesson, or trying to find the forms I have to mail in at the end of each month to report for my home school. "

– Charlene