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100 Best and Easy Ways to Organize Homeschooled Kids

December 8, 2014 | 12 Comments
This post may contain affiliate links. For more information, please see my full disclosure policy.

I’m excited today to share 100 Ways to Organize Kids. When we share learning and living spaces, it’s difficult to say the least to keep the clutter corralled.

Too, it’s easier to train our kids from the time they can toddle to learn to put away their things than it is to wait until they are teens to develop the love of organizing. 

Also, we need to provide kids a place to put away all their things. 

The dreaded words of go clean your room do not have to be followed by moans and sighs because we have taken time to teach them where all their things do belong.

So, I have divided this page out by the troubled areas in organizing kids’ spaces so that you can grab a few tips that will make our organization efforts count!

100 Best and Easy Ways to Organize Homeschooled Kids

General Tips for Organizing Kids

Frugal Tips for Organizing Kids Room
Organizing the Unorganized Learner
Organizing tips from homeschool Moms
50 Clever DIY Storage Ideas To Organize Kids’ Room

Helping Disorganized Kids Become Organized
5 Ways to Develop Your Child’s Organizational Skills


6 Simple Successful Strategies for Homeschool
49 Clever Storage Solutions For Living With Kids

10 Must Do Ways to Organize Kids Things

Chore Charts

Dry Erase Chore Charts
Task Cards.
Free Printable Chore Charts for Kids
Free Printable Chore Charts
Free printable kid’s morning routine chart
Kid’s Routine Chart and Printables
KIDS’ ROUTINE CHECKLISTS
Free Homeschool Time Management Printables for Kids
FREE PRINTABLE CHORE CHART

DIY Organizing Tips and Projects for Kids

DIY Homeschool Organizing With Duct Tape
DIY Cookie Sheet Chore Charts
DIY Caddy with Duct Tape & Empty Cartons for School Supplies

Organizing Kids’ Art & Crafts Supplies

Get Organized: Kid’s Art Supplies
5 Minute Art Display
Organizing Craft Supplies with what’s already in your house
10 Best Ways To Organize Art Supplies
3 STEPS TO CREATE AN ART CADDY FOR KIDS

Organizing Kids’ Books

Organizing Children’s Books
17 Creative Book Storage Ideas When You Homeschool
DIY Wall Book Display + 12 More Kid’s Book Storage Ideas
Organizing Children’s Books

Organizing Kids’ Clothes

How To Stop Folding Your Kid’s Laundry (And Keep Your Sanity)
The Organized Clothing Challenge
10 Steps to Organize Your Child’s Clothes, Shoes, and Outerwear

Organizing Kids’ Closets

Tips on Organizing Kids Closets
Organized Nursery Closet
Home Sweet Home on a Budget: Organizing Kids’ Closets
Young Kid Closet and Organization
7 Tips for Organizing a Shared Closet for Kids
How to Organize a Kid’s Closet

Organizing Kids’ Toys Inside the House and Out

Garage Outdoor Toy Organization
15 Ways to Organize Kids’ Toys
Car Hacks, Tricks and Tips for Families
DIY Colorful Display for Toys

58 Genius Toy Storage Ideas & Organization Hacks for Your Kids’ Room
Top 10 Inspirational DIY Toy Storage Ideas
How To Clean Outdoor Toys
Smart Storage Ideas for Kids Toys + DIY LEGO Storage
Wood Crate Toy Storage

How to Organize Kids Puzzles
Using Storage Bins to Organize Kids’ Games

Organizing Kids to Clean

Get Your Kids to Clean Up Without a Fight
How I Get My Kids to Clean Their Room
Chore Sticks: A Child-Friendly Approach To Chores
Fun Method For Cleaning a Bedroom
How to keep the car clean with kids
Cleaning With Kids

Organizing Kids’ Learning Spaces

Homeschool Space
Our IKEA and Chalkboard Homeschool
10 Homeschool Learning Centers at Hodgepodge
Homeschool Rooms and Organization Ideas

How to Store Kid’s School Papers
5 Days of Clever DIY Hacks for Your Homeschool Spaces
Baskets, Bins and Buckets for Homeschool Storage
ORGANIZING & STORING KIDS SCHOOLWORK & ART
Organize your Student’s Day with Clipboard and Checklist

Organize your Homeschool Room with Washi Tape
How to Turn a House Into a Homeschool Space Part 1

Organizing Lesson Plans
Organizing Calendar Time

Organizing Kids’ Living Spaces

Organizing with Kids – the Bathroom
The Organized Bedroom Challenge
Frugal Tips for Organizing Kids Rooms
How to Organize Kids’ Bedrooms
How to Quadruple the Amount of Storage in Your Kids’ Rooms

Organizing Kids’ Medicines
Kitchen – Kiddie Cabinet
Bath Toy Storage Ideas To Keep Everything Clean & Organized
25 More Teenage Girl Room Decor Ideas
Children’s Bedrooms in Small Spaces: Top Tips

Organize a Tween Room and Get Rid of Clutter
Organizing the Kids’ Room Checklist

Organizing Kids’ Planners and Notebooks

4 Easy Steps to Teach Your Child How to Use a Student Planner
Organizing Notebooks
KID MEMORY BINDERS: ORGANIZED AND EASY!

Organizing Teens

How can I help my teenager get organized?
Creating a College Binder Printables
Organizing Teens
Simple Ideas to Declutter Teen’s Bedroom

Teen bedroom organization solutions
Getting Teens Organized to Write or Edit

Other: Free Kid’s Printables

Printable for Kid’s Learning Address and Phone Number
Workbox Station and Free Printables
Bathroom Rules Printable
Toy Label Organization Freebies
Pet Responsibility Chart

Free Hand Me Down Labels
Free Printable Kid’s Password Labels

100 Best and Easy Ways to Organize Homeschooled Kids

Look at these other tips you’ll love:

  •  100 BEST Ideas to Organize Your Homeschool Area – Storage, Spaces, and Learning Places 
  • 6 Ways to Organize Your Homeschooled High School Teen
  • Top 10 Tips for Maximizing Space in (Really) Tiny Homeschool Spaces

Hugs and love ya,

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This blog hop is organized by iHomeschool Network, a collaboration of outstanding homeschool bloggers who connect with each other and with family-friendly companies in mutual beneficial projects.

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Back To Homeschool Student Notebook Covers

July 8, 2014 | 10 Comments
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I have some free back to homeschool student notebook covers today. Also, look at my page The Dynamics of How to Homeschool Easily and Smarter for more fun ideas and tips.

Don’t panic, it’s not quite back to school yet. 

However, I was panicked excited when I created my back to homeschool student notebook covers last year.

Last year was the first inkling I had that we might move overseas. And knowing my fixation with having an organized space, which includes student binder covers, I created a set of science notebook covers back then.

Who knows what options I will find overseas for student notebook covers, right?

Back To Homeschool Student Notebook Covers

Then, I created history notebook covers too. 

Though I had shared my science notebook covers with a few of you back then when my blog was new, I didn’t share my history covers.

Homeschool Student  Notebook Covers

Too because I like all forms of back up plans for my learning area, I have slowly been creating printables for my school area when I have one again.

Also you know my aversion to matchy matchy sets of things and my need for a variety of color choices in any printable I do. 

So I have created covers for two subjects (history and science) but they are in a variety of colors. 

Five color choices with six spine inserts too for both subjects. 

Mix and match the covers for each of your kids with the spine inserts.

History Binder InsertsScience Binder Inserts

Plus, I already have an idea for a style of cover for the other school subjects, which is completely different than the style I am sharing today.

This is a jump start to having covers for our school subject binders and I thought you might like them too.

Download science set here.

Download history set here.

It just feels good knowing that I am doing something to be somewhat prepared for the new school year even if I won’t have a learning space just yet.

More Back to School Craft Ideas

  • Fun Upcycled T Shirt Library Tote Back to School Kids Craft
  • Clever DIY Dollar Tree Desk Organizer Back to School Craft
  • DIY Easy Duct Tape Pencil Pouch Back to School Kids Craft
  • How to Make a Boys Duct Tape Wallet Back to School Craft
  • Cute Clay Pencil Earrings for Back to School Crafts For Kids
  • 15 Easy Back to School Crafts And Make A Yarn Wrapped Pencil
  • Back To Homeschool Student Notebook Covers
  • How to Create Easy Back to School Basket Ideas for Middle School (Anatomy)
  • Apple Themed Back to School Crafts & Fun Calming Apple Jar Craft
  • 8 Back To School Crafts For Middle Schoolers | How To Make Fun Literature Themed Shoes

Look at these other helpful tips:

  • Are you looking to build your homeschool directly from Amazon? Check out my Amazon boards where I organized curriculum I’ve used by subject.
  • Homeschool Planner Supplies – Organizational Eye Candy Because Paper Planners ROCK!
  • 100 BEST Ideas to Organize Your Homeschool Area – Storage, Spaces, and Learning Places

Hugs and love ya,

10 CommentsFiled Under: 2. My FREE Organizing Printables {Any topic}, Notebooking Pages Tagged With: organizationalprintables, studentbinders

Free Printable. New Year = New Goals.

December 27, 2013 | 4 Comments
This post may contain affiliate links. For more information, please see my full disclosure policy.

I can’t believe the year is almost ending.  It has been a crazy hectic one for us, but I always like to take time to reflect not just on the past, but to look forward to the new year with goals.

I felt like I needed a fresh new printable for doing that this coming year.   I needed something a little more generic that lets me decide what goals I want to make instead of focusing on only the 4 areas of education or homeschool, health, spiritual and personal goals that I normally focus on and that are on the printable I already have.  So I created this new one for us.

New Year New Goals @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

What do you think?  Now, I can jot down 3 things that I want to improve or do more of and 3 things I need to do less of.

Download the new year – new goals printable here.

Don’t forget, I have 2 other printables too.  One is Goals for the Year and the other one is an End of the Year Flashback for the kids.  It has several color choices too.

Setting Goals for the Year @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus Goal Setting  @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus
flash back of year goal setting for kids  @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus flash back of year goal setting for kids @ Tina's Dynamic Homeschool Plus

To download the Goals for the Year go to my page Step 3. Choose Goal/Objectives.

For the End of the Year Flash Back go to my page on my sister site, New Bee Homeschooler on the Free Student Planner page.

What about you? Have you thought of something you want to change this year?

Hugs and love ya,

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