How do you organize the inside of your albums?

My albums are color coded by person. (Purple for my daughter, red for one son, blue for the other, those are snapload albums, red strap hinge for Disney, black binder style for DH and me and one pink binder for our vacations).

from there the kids each have four albums going at a time. The catagories are: birth and birthdays, School and Sports, holidays and a misc album for everything else (mostly those one photo layouts of photos you love or layouts of them with family and friends). When an album is full it gets put on the shelf with the full albums and a tag labeling it by category and years. All the albums but the misc. albums are organized chronologically. I view the misc albums more as timeless moments and the other albums are event based.

The misc albums are loosely organized by years. For instance I may have 2010-2013 all in one album and each layout is grouped within a like time frame but they are not organized down to the month like the others. 

I just stick mine in there and move on.

I just put them in and move on or put them in a box to put in the albums...
My big issue is now I need to go through and separate each kids into their own albums...

1 family album per year, with a title page including a family pic from sometime during the year. Rest of the album is chronological.

School Days book for my DD, covers 1-4 grades. Title page has a small school pic from each grade. Probably have an album for middle and an album for high school.

Baby book=birth to 1st b-day for each child

Although I don't scrap chronologically, I store layouts in that order by the subject date. I currently have the following color-coded (3-ring, D-ring) albums in various stages of completion:

baby (1 blue) - pregnancy-1st birthday
preschool (1 red)
elementary (2 navy) - K-5 gr.
middle school (in progress - purple) - 6-8 gr. 
life (several - black) - day after first birthday-present, includes moments, personality, family, friends, outside school extracurricular activities (e.g. church, rec sports, violin lessons/concerts, charity), birthdays, holidays, vacations, current events, etc.  

A clear Becky Higgins divider (& often a "title" page) is placed between years in the same albums. I also plan a high school album (black) & am debating whether to pull layouts from various years/school albums to create a separate basketball album (orange). HTH 

My pages are color-coded according to child and also I have wedding albums and month and review albums for the earlier years of scrapping I also have print ones for project life though I haven't really done that in a while. My albums are mostly chronological though I've been lazyabout it lately

I really only scrap photos of my DD. While I do not scrap chrono, I do organize my albums that way. I have about 6 albums that I am constantly moving LO's around in. Some years have their own albums and others are combined, just depends on how many LO's I have. My DD's school albums are completely separate. Those are completely up to date and follow a set pattern.

If pages are in page protectors then I'm happy with the level of organization.

I am all over hte map when it comes to organization, I organize my layouts differently depending on the album. I have albums by a modified Stacey Jullian Library of Memories, so I have "Places we go" "Disney" "All about me" "Kaylee" and a catch-all of "School, Everyday Life, ballet, holidays, and birthdays".
Inside the albums:
Places we go: I have the places grouped together, so all of the same places are together (park, kids museum) and those are chronological. This is definitely my most popular albums topic, so I've expanded to 2 albums, the way I chose to break it up was "Place we go" and "Places we went once", so a trip to the kids museum is likely to happen multiple times per year, where something like a trip to Calico Ghost Town was probably a 1 time thing.
Disney: Scrapped whenver I feel like but organized chronologically
Kaylee: I put the layouts that look best together next to each other.
All about Me: Mostly chronological, also kind of grouped together by theme, so I have a friend who comes to visit every year or so and I have all those toegheter but many of them are personality pages or things that only I do, like "girls night", so those are just put in the order I scrap them.
My catch all album is organized by topic: Birthdays, then in chronological order. Holidays: all the Christmas is together, all the Halloween is together but each one is in chronological order. School: Chronological order... I don't have dividers between topics, but it's fairly obvious.

I know I rambled, hope some of this helped. I really love looking at my albums now, much more than when I used to simple organize chronologically or in the order they were scrapped.

Another one who scraps out of order according to whatever inspires me, but stores chronologically in D-ring albums!

I have my own system that I came upon by reading Stacy Julian's book as well-her system inspired me to think out of the box and store my layouts in a way that fits how I scrap, what I have scrapped, and how I view our family life.

-Each Disney trip gets its own book, the layouts are in trip order.

-Each of my 3 boys has their own color book(s) that contains any layout of their life (birth-present) that pertains to just them-school, birthdays, sports, scouts, with special people including mom&dad (other than their brothers) everyday... just them. Stored Chronologically.

-The Family Album is a different color, and contains any layout of brothers (in any combo) doing everyday things, family outings, family gatherings, extended family, DH and I, etc... non-holiday. Stored Chronologically.

-The Holidays and Traditions Album contains layouts from those that we repeat each year. This is probably the most unique-to-me structure I've adopted The album is sorted first by holiday/season based on the calendar year, then within each "holiday" it's chronological. I don't have every holiday/tradition scrapped for every year, so it fits in one book-for many of you it wouldn't fit, I know! So, Apple Picking 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011 are in order, then Pumpkin Patch 2005, et al, then Halloween et al... We enjoy the ablum this way because of how awesome it is to see the kids grow and change from year to year in the context of whatever activity, whether it's the pumpkin patch, town 4th of July Carnival, or the inlaw's Thanksgiving table.

My method sadly reveals that I haven't scrapped even close to all of the holidays and traditions I intend to scrap, and because of that I'm able to fit this broad category in one book. The beauty of it is that I can always reorganize! And the way I'm set up, it's pretty easy to separate a category out into a new book, which I did with Christmas!

-Christmas has layouts of cutting down the tree, baking cookies, the actual holiday, our annual holiday photo card, and a layout of the photo cards we receive in the mail. Soon it will include our Elf, who visited for the first time last year Again, these are in category first, then chronological.

Some day, when I've scrapped more and filled in more gaps, I might change the holiday books to pure chronological. But this system right now, works for me! It's totally weird and no one else does it like this! Which is why I share it, because the system that works for YOU, might be one that is totally weird and no one else uses! So, be sure and think outside the box!