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Over the years I have learned that one of the greatest ways for me to derail our homeschool day is to have a lack of organizational systems that fit our needs. In fact, lack of organization can send an entire home into a tizzy but we are only tackling the homeschooling section of our lives. As we are on our “break school” schedule now is the perfect time for me to evaluate what went well this year and what we need to change….This includes our organizational needs. Of course, as I began drooling over some of these ideas I figured that surely I am not the only one who is doing this exact same thing.
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5 Ways to Have a Peaceful Homeschool Room by Natural Beach Living
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Montessori & Waldorf Inspired Homeschool Room by Natural Beach Living
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Pencil Holder DIY Ideas by Red Ted Art
- How We Homeschool in a Small Space by Vintage Kids Modern World
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The Realities of Homeschool Room Organization by The Natural Homeschool
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Sensory Bins- Organization by In Our Pond
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Playroom Storage Ideas You Need by Days with Grey
- The New Way to Reduce Kids Paper Clutter (and Still Keep Their Memories) by What’s Up Fagans
- Preschool and Childcare Classroom Environmental Blog Hop by The Preschool Tool Box
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Create an Easy to Edit, Homeschool Weekly Assignment Sheet by Big Family Blessings
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Great Homeschool Organization and Storage Ideas by Mom of Many Blessings
- Homeschool Storage Solutions by Family Style Homeschooling
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Our Homeschool Preschool Corner by The Homeschool Village
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Workbox Crate: Simplified Homeschooling by See Jaime Blog
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Our Organized Homeschool Space by The Musings of Mum
Now it is your turn:
I would love to know some of the various ways that you organize your homeschooling area! So what are some things that you do that helps keep you organized throughout the homeschooling year? What are your favorite products?
I would like to invite you to my Facebook group Christian Homemakers in Training where we dive into homemaking, motherhood, marriage and group devotions. After all, we all need a safe place to grow together, right?