Simple homeschool room

Today I’m giving you a “homeschool room” tour and sharing how I organize our homeschool materials! Hey friends! When I opened up and shared

Why we chose to turn the loft into the school room When we moved into this house, the upstairs loft jumped out at me right away. I’m of the mindset that you can homeschool anywhere, without a designated “school room”, but if you have the space for it, it definitely makes things easier! Even with […]

4 Surprising and solid reasons to dith the homeschool room. Plus how to organize your homeschool spaces without losing your head! No homeschool room? Here's how to organize your curriculum and books without a dedicated room!

Creating a homeschool room is both fun and exciting. The joy is in preparing what it will look like and what you’ll have in it, but have you ever thought about the essentials of a homeschool room? We've compiled a list of 10 MUST-HAVE essentials for your homeschool room!

I finally took the plunge and completely took over a room in our home for school. We've been working fluidly around our house and at the dining room table for years and I was ready to have a place to permanently put our things, a place where we wouldn't need to move everything if company came over or if we were celebrating a holiday. It required a little rethinking of how we use other rooms in our home, but homeschooling is a really big part of who we are and how we live. So I claimed the m

Homeschool Room Ideas from Homeschool Mommy Experts that will inspire your organized learning area for kids even in small space and on a budget! Ideas for home school desks, tables, storage and more! Ideas for preschool, kindergarten, elementary, older kids, teens, and more! #homeschoolroom #homschooling

I’ve always loved the idea of living with less. Before we had kids I thought I might like to clean houses after hours for extra money. I had my first client interview and realized it was the wrong job for me…

Our simple homeschool routine for pre-k to 4th grade. It's a rhythm, not a schedule! We follow a Charlotte Mason method.

I finally took the plunge and completely took over a room in our home for school. We've been working fluidly around our house and at the dining room table for years and I was ready to have a place to permanently put our things, a place where we wouldn't need to move everything if company came over or if we were celebrating a holiday. It required a little rethinking of how we use other rooms in our home, but homeschooling is a really big part of who we are and how we live. So I claimed the m

I often pride myself on the flexibility homeschooling brings, the freedom to bend our home’s learning, to do things differently. Go to a park in the middle of the day? Yes! Read books in our pajamas? Of course! School in the summertime or on the road or in a field with binoculars? Works for me. For all the freedom allowed ...