I have a list of the best tools to organize homeschool. Also, look at my page The Dynamics of How to Homeschool Easily and Smarter for more tips and ideas.
Homeschooling can be a rewarding experience, but it can also be challenging to keep track of everything.
The right tools can help you stay organized and on top of your homeschooling goals.
To be the most successful homeschool teacher you can be and keep kids engaged and excited to learn, keeping your workspaces organized is a priority.
While being organized is a state of mind and takes intention, there are some wonderful tools out there that can help you achieve it more easily and keep things on the right track.
I think the most important areas of organization in your homeschool are planning, student records/transcripts, and supplies.
The beginning of a new school year, or of the calendar year, or even a random Tuesday is a great time to take a look at where you may need a little extra sorting and organizing.
BEST TOOLS TO ORGANIZE HOMESCHOOL
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I have come up with a list of organizational items and where and how to use them to help you out.
10 TOOLS TO ORGANIZE HOMESCHOOL
Here are some of the best tools for homeschool organization.
{Planners should be organized for the children you’re teaching this year. So, do not try to make your unique lifestyle adjust to something made for a classroom.
MULTIPURPOSE LAZY SUSAN STYLE ORGANIZER! Forget boring storage trays, our Rotating desk organizers is truly multipurpose with 9 deep bins, a super smooth 12” turntable & great colors – perfect for serving snacks, office and school supplies,
organizing makeup & transforming messy desktops into mess free order
file folders with no friction, and protecting the edge of the box, Make your file box beautiful and durable.
office more nicer, organized, and safer. The storage container collapses
down simply for easier storage when not in use.
A cork board is a great way to display your homeschooling schedule, assignments, and other important information. It can also be used to post reminders, encouragements, photos of fun homeschool field trips, chore lists, and even some seasonal bulletin board decorations
These bags have become so popular in recent years; they save space and keep anything with small multiple parts together and tidy. I have seen them used the most for unboxing games and storing the contents in, they take up much less space this way. You can also use them for drawing markers, flashcards, manipulatives, pocket sized learning games, science items, etc.
This one item is so useful from homeschooling on the couch to the dining room table or in an entire homeschool room. You can move it from place to place and change out what is on the shelves as easy as pie. Fill it with art supplies, themed activities, or anything else you like.
A whiteboard is a great way to brainstorm ideas, take notes, and solve problems. It can also be used for presentations and games. If you don’t have a dedicated homeschool room consider a smaller portable whiteboard that can be tucked away
when not in use.
A good-sized wall calendar is a great way to keep track of your homeschooling schedule, appointments, and other important dates. It can also be used to track your child's progress and set goals. I love a fun chalkboard calendar that can be used as a creative outlet too, don't forget to grab some chalk markers to use with it.
A label maker can be used in so many ways, from creating labels for file folders to labeling storage bags and containers, water bottles for co-op outings, and just about anything else you can think of.
Do I need to say more?
