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A Pocket for EverythingOne parent finds organization success in an accordion folder.Filed Under: Organization Tips for ADHD Kids "My 11-year-old son has a hard time with organization, but we've found that an accordion folder really helps. We assign each school subject its own pocket, and reserve a pocket for blank paper and one for notices to bring home - all labeled." -Jeanie Scott, Houston 
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