Hi everyone! I wanted to do something fun and unusual today, so I made a homeschool room tour video to share with you all!
Iām so sorry, it turned out kind of long, so I had to break it up into two parts. But for those of you interested in seeing our room āliveā so to speak, grab a cup of coffee (youāll need it to stay awake) and join me on a tour of our homeschool room!
Also, keep in mind this is my first real videoā¦um. yeahā¦just keep that in mind ;o) and it ended up being really long! Sorry I’ll try to talk less in future videos LOL!
Our Homeschool Room Tour Pt. 1
Our Homeschool Room Tour Pt. 2 (Yesā¦thereās actually more!)
So thatās our current homeschool room for 2012-2013, I hope you enjoyed the video!
Here are links to all of the items mentioned above!
- Cropper Hopper 10 Drawer Rolling Carts or 10 Drawer Workbox Carts
- Calendar PosterĀ (This is held onto a cork board with small thumb tacks. Click here to see a closeup of our Calendar Activities)
- Making Memories Desktop Carousel
- Recollections Desktop Carousel
- Alphabet Palm Tree (on wall by calendar)
- Blue Organizer Bins (on Expedit Shelving)
- Small (10Ć11) Clear Document Cases (from The Container Store, I also found these for less at JoAnnās Fabric)
- Expanding Acrylic Drawer Organizer
- Ikea Reading Bench Tutorial
- Our Ikea School Desk Setup
- Small Magnetic Blue Cookie Tray
- Workbox Printables
- Worldās Greatest Composers
- Mr. Popperās Penguins Lapbook
- Daily Learning Notebook
- Childrenās 10 Commandments Banner
- One Another Bible Study
- HP EVNY 20 TouchSmart AiO
My school room is about 11ā² x 14ā², the total size of the desk is about 5ā²x5ā². Here are the items mentioned from Ikea:
- Expedit 17āx15āx72ā
- Expedit 31āx15āx58ā
- Expedit 25 cubbie
- Besta shelving unit
- Dignite Curtain Wire (Artwork display hanger)
- 4 ā Vika Alex Drawer units
- 2 ā Vika Amon Table Tops (I purchased two 2.5ā² x 5ā² table tops and put them together for a 5Ć5 table)
- 4 Jules Jr. Swivel Chairs
- 5 DRĆNA Storage boxes
- Micke Desk
- Mala Tabletop Paper Holder
- Drawing Paper Roll
Here are some more posts on homeschool things we love:
Thanks Erica for the details. I have a similar sized room with a similar vibe but not nearly as organized. My room has a closet that I have locked to store things that the kids will get into. Right now my kids are 7,5,3,18mo, and a baby due in April. I don’t know if it is just a discipline issue or not enough direct supervision but I can’t keep my kids out of the supplies, books, etc. I have to lock up games, puzzles, etc. or the pieces and parts would be dragged all over the house. Do your kids go into the school room “after hours” ? How do you manage all the little pieces and markers, etc. I could be gone to the bathroom and they would have started drawing on themselves by the time I returned. Plus my 18mo is a climber and would unload the shelves in a blink. I would love any input on controlling the flow of things in the room with lots of little ones around.
Thank you!!
Where did you find your president poster? š
Hey Erica. We are interested in incorporating piano into our schedule and were wondering what kind of keyboard you have.? Thanks š
Loved your tour! Great info on how you store everything. That’s been my struggle!! Thanks for the ideas! I loved your word wall. Can you tell me where you got the letters “word Wall?” And the leaves on it as well. I’ve looked on Trend and Lakeshore with no luck. Amazon as well. Please help! Thank you so much!!
Just wanted to say how much I enjoyed watching this video! Best part, my hubby walked in as I was watching (and doing dishes!) and now he’s sold on us having a separate homeschool room when our girls are a bit older! yesssssss!!!!
Thanks for this fun tour! Was wondering where you got (or if you made) the cute little green letters on your walls– “PRAYER WALL” etc. Thanks!
Hi Amy,
I bought them from a local teacher supply store. Like these, but I couldn’t find the exact ones:
http://www.amazon.com/Barker-Creek-Lasting-Lessons-LAS1707/dp/B002IXGETI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1375729664&sr=8-1&keywords=letter+pop+outs+green
Thank you for your blog! I am just now starting to homeschool our PK4 and this has been a wonderful resource!
I can’t help but notice on Video #2 at 11:17… who gets handcuffed during school? LOL. Just kidding!
Hello, Eric
You list the Copper Hopper 10 drawer rolling cart. I am not sure if I heard you mention what you use it for in the video. So, my question would be…what do you use or store in your rolling cart?
The Letter of the Week binders are great! I am just wondering what happens with all of the materials after your done with homeschooling a specific age group? Do you sell the materials somewhere? I am looking to homeschool my son next year when he turns 3 and looking for a place to get started. Thanks for the tutorial š
Heya! I’m at work browsing your blog from my new
apple iphone! Just wanted to say I love reading your blog and look
forward to all your posts! Carry on the superb work!