The Book Of Everything For Teens
The Book of Everything for Teens empowers your teenagers with the information they need at their fingertips!
This is the binder where you will put the things you can’t bear to part with; like that driver’s permit she no longer needs because she passed the test and has the real deal now or those ASB cards from years past.
It is also a fantastic place for your teenagers to keep their passwords! You know those little pieces of scrap paper aren’t doing the job and they end up getting frustrated and starting new accounts everywhere. Is that just us?
But that’s not all! Employment, School, and Vehicle printables will help teenagers organize pertinent information.
What Is The Book Of Everything?
The Big Book of Everything For Teens is a binder that helps teenagers organize and store important information, documents, and memories. It includes sections for passwords, employment, financial information, school records, vehicle details, and more.
Each of our family members has a Big Book Of Everything and we find ourselves referring to them often.
What To Put In The Book Of Everything For Teens
- Personal Information – Your teen can fill out this page so they can take a quick look to find information like their driver’s license number, bank account number, car insurance policy number, health insurance, and doctor info.
- Passwords – Our kids need a system for passwords just as much as we do. What better place to keep those Minecraft passwords than their very own Big Book of Everything?
- Dream Sheets – It is so fun to look back at previous years’ Dream Sheets! We try not to call them resolutions around here!
- Employment – Help your teenagers keep track of their employment with our employment printable! Next time they fill out an application, they’ll have the information they need!
- Financial Information – Do your teenagers have bank accounts? This is an excellent place to keep their banking information!
- Investments – The Big Book of Everything is an excellent place to keep the paperwork!
- Do your kids have savings bonds?
- Have they bought gold or silver?
- Have they purchased stock?
- School – Make life easy and write down school information. When they need it, you’ll have it. You may also choose to put report cards in this section. When it’s time for driving and insurance, you will want to have it handy in case a better rate is given for smarty pants drivers!
- Vehicles
- Vehicles Printable – No more digging through files looking for the VIN # or the year of your car! Nope! YOU are organized and have it all recorded right here in the B.O.E.!
- New Driver’s Contract – Because it’s good to make expectations clear!
- Titles – This is an excellent place to put your vehicle titles!
- Insurance Policies – If you’re contemplating looking for a new insurance company, be sure to check out this Car Insurance Comparison Chart.
- Important Documents
- ASB Cards – It’s so fun to look back at these! Like the year my son was captured with his eyeballs rolled back. Yep! That’s a keeper!
- Permits – This is the stuff memories are made of!
- Passports – You’ll always know where to find it if it’s in the Big Book of Everything!
- Social Security Card – When it’s time for that first job, they will know right where to go!
- Birth Certificate – Oh, man! How many times do we have to pull that out for sports? Stick it in The Big Book of Everything and make it easy peasy!
If you’re looking for ways to organize your teen’s medical paperwork, you’ll love this Medical Binder, and if you’re wondering what to do with your teen’s school papers, here I share three ways to organize teens’ paperwork once and for all.
Book Of Everything For Teens Supplies
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- D-Ring View Binder – We each have a different color for easy identification!
- Dividers – These are my favorite dividers because they have pockets! Who doesn’t like pockets? The tabs do stick out beyond the edges of the binders but they also stick out far enough so you can see them beyond sheet protectors!
- Sheet Protectors – Sheet protectors are excellent for those things that you don’t want to hole punch. Like birth certificates!
- Cardstock – It’s always good to have cardstock on hand! Cardstock is also much easier to slide into the view binder covers and spine!
- Trading Card Sleeves Pages – These work awesome to keep your old driver’s licenses, ASB cards, social security card, and any other card-size thing you’d like to keep on hand.
Get The Book Of Everything For Teens Here
I’m so excited about my teenagers’ Big Books Of Everything that I made one for myself too!
Frequently Asked Questions
Hi! I’m Bridget!
I create printables and DIYs to help you get organized and celebrate special occasions! It’s my mission to inspire you to get creative and find joy in the everyday!
This is a great idea!
Thank you, Susan!
This is fantastic! I teach at risk young adults, many of whom are already parents, so this would be amazingly helpful! Great post!
Thank you, Erica! It really helps to organize all that paperwork!