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| Organizing it all.... |
| Here are some ideas for organizing your homeschool materials. We arrange our classroom differently every year, as each child's individual needs are addressed recent photos of our classroom soon! |
| We keep the majorite of our materials in our Chidren's Office, we utilize many of our closets and additional storage centers to keep our lives organized. Most of our crafting supplies are stored in these fun bins I picked up at Walmart, but the rest of the books and materials are in various locations. |
| When I realized that not all of our Craft / Homeschool supplies were going to fit into to Walmart and picked up this handy storage cabninet. This thing is not the sturdiest piece of furniture we own :) but it does the job quite nicely and I'm depending on it to withstand the test of time (at least for then next couple of years!) |
| Inside is where I keep our "Daily" homeschool supplies (books, games, manipulatives that we use on a daily basis) You can see the different puzzles and games that I keep on hand. Alot discount store called Ross (for about $4.99 a piece.) On the top shelf (i.e. out of reach from the children) I keep all my daily homeschool books. I've got my favorite set of reference books, our bible devotionals and of course all of my personal homeschool supplies (like "Mommy Scissors", glue, staplers, stickers ect.) |
| I keep all of the stuff I need access to in a handy little plastic tote. That way I can move from place to place and still have most of the resources that I use on hand. |
| Anyway, I also like to keep lots of books on hand for the kids to read. These books used to take up lots of shelves in our house (you such a difficult time due to the fact that every time you pull a few books out, the rest of the books on the shelf tumble over) I decided to utilize these handy storage bins instead. I got these get at......) and I've organized the books into different categories. And even though they're "unlabled" (something I hope to do shortly) my kids are able to keep their books clean before! |
| This bin holds all of our "Early Reader" books. I've to back by level, to make it a bit easier for everyone! |
| And of course, since we love to play games so much, we've got quite a few more games and puzzles in our closets as well. These are games that I'm less likely to use during Homeschool time, and more likely for free play or fun time. (Though sometimes they cross paths depending on the themes we're learning about. |
| With all these games around our house, and with both children having access to them at their will, we often run into the problem of "The Missing or some other tragedy of the sorts. So I've added this little box to our game closet that is the place to put ANY and ALL game pieces that are found through out the house. (You can see we've got a few from Boggle, Connect Four, probably in my way when I was vacuuming or something? Anyway, it's a good system. |
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