Fabulous Find Friday: Collapsible Cargo Crate

Rubbermaid 3N83 Collapsible Cargo CrateEach week I will be selecting an item for Fabulous Find Friday. If you have a suggestion for a Fabulous Find, email me and I will tryit out! Your Fabulous Find may be Featured on a Future Friday! ;)

This Friday's Fabulous Find is a collapsible cargo crate. 

This collapsible cargo crate has definitely been a life-saver. As a school counselor, I am constantly lugging around all kinds of strange things. My collapsible cargo crate can fit books, materials, tote bags, toys, and much more. I have used my collapsible cargo crate to cart materials to classrooms for lessons and bring materials to and from school. I will be using my collapsible cargo crate to pack up my office for the end of the school year.  

When I was still an intern, I saw teachers using collapsible carts with wheels but I had no idea where they got them. I ordered mine from Amazon almost two years ago and it is holding out great. The collapsible cargo crate is space saving because it folds up. I keep my collapsible cargo crate stowed beside my desk so it is ready to use. Using my collapsible cargo crate allows me to tote around all my supplies without juggling bags and carrying heavy loads.


A collapsible cargo crate will allow you to roll out of school this year with ease!

Do you have a Fabulous Find that you Fancy? I would love to hear from you! Your Fabulous Find may be Featured on a Future Friday, Friends! ;) 
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Danielle is a K-12 Certified School Counselor, Nationally Certified Counselor, and blogger at School Counselor Blog, a place where school counselors share innovative ideas, creative lesson plans, and quality resources.  Contact Danielle via email, follow her on twitter, and become a fan of the School Counselor Blog Facebook Page.


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