Never lose another sippy cup lid again. Learn more here.
2. Combine a muffin tin with plastic cups to make a wonderfully mobile storage center for art supplies.
3. Stop your kids from losing playing cards by storing them in travel soapbox holders.
These are also great for storing crayons, beads, stickers, and more. Learn more here.
Find out how here.
5. Buckets are a good choice for organizing art supplies too.
Learn more here.
6. Use a mesh laundry bag to hold sand toys at the beach.
The awesome thing about this is that you don't drag home a bunch of sand at the end of the day! Learn more here.
7. Keep your car clean by using a cereal container as a trash can.
8. You can also keep your car in shape with a hanging shoe organizer.
Learn more here.
9. One more for the car: Keep your kids from making a mess on fast-food runs with this dollar-store staple.
10. Craft boxes are perfect for organizing barrettes and hair ties.
Find out more here.
11. DIY on-the-wall storage for your kid's magnetic toys using dollar-store pizza pans.
Find the tutorial here.
12. Dollar-store baskets are also amazing for outdoor activities.
Learn more here.
13. Dish racks make organizing school supplies easy.
Ideal for homeschoolers. Learn more here.
Find out how here.
15. DIY these adorable bookends featuring your kiddo's favorite animal.
Love Grows Wild has the tutorial.
16. Ice-pop trays are surprisingly ideal for organizing your kid's crayons.
Find out more here.
17. Make traveling with kids easier by putting together a supply box with items from your local dollar store.
Find out more here.
18. Dollar-store frames are perfect for making window art with glue and food coloring.
Find out how here.
19. They're also great for making a "family command center" board.
Learn how to run a tight ship here.
20. Or a wipe-off calendar.
Find instructions HERE.
21. Throw down a plastic table cloth before craft time for easy cleanup.
Learn more here.
22. Use a salad spinner to make your own spin-art.
Learn more at DIY Candy.
23. Toss glowsticks into the tub to make bath time a blast.
Learn more here.
24. Pick up some nontoxic yellow highlighters to create versatile glowing water.
Learn how at Growing a Jeweled Rose.
25. Kitchen sponges can be used to make low-cost ice packs for your kid's lunch box.
This way if your kid loses the ice pack it's no big deal. Learn more here.
26. You can also soak sponges in your favorite fabric softener to create never-ending dryer sheets.
Find out how HERE.
27. Keep their clothes (or gym bags) smelling fresh with these DIY sachets.
28. Bring straws with you in a toothbrush container.
29. Put dollar-store baskets on the stairs for your kids to put their loose toys.
30. There are also incredible finds for your kid's American Girl doll in the toy section.
31. Organize medicine for quick and easy access in a pinch.
33. A utensil caddy can double as a toothbrush organizer.
34. Use a carabiner to keep hair ties from running amok.
36. Dollar-store toys and trinkets make perfect "Catch 'em being good" gifts.
37. Hang dollar-store baskets to keep gaming supplies organized.
39. Make a tiny North Pole out of a solar stake light.
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