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Whether you have a large or small learning space, you want to maximize your space and organize your homeschool area. Thinking outside the box is key.
For example instead of looking only at bookshelves designed for an office, look at more inexpensive options that are designed for a dining room area.
Instead of pots for plants, think of them as pots for organizing supplies.
And instead of an over the door shoe organizer for your shores, think of using to organize your supplies.
Too whether you have a dedicated homeschool area, a dedicated close, or homeschool in the open, you’ll love grabbing several of these tips to implement in your learning space.
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Homeschool Organization Ideas
Additionally here are some ideas which work for your books and supplies.
Homeschool Organization Hacks
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Hi Tina,
These are all amazing and indeed very helpful organizing ideas 🙂 I’d honestly love to work on the DIY bookshelf with crates 🙂
Thanks for putting this all together.
Cheers,
Jessica
You’re so welcome Jessica. I love diy projects too. Glad to have you here.