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I don’t have a lot of space for what I like to call a “drop center” — drop everything when you come
in the door. Contact us to find out how we can transform your space to suit your family. Come to
find out he is blind as a bat and cannot see near. The same is true for children, perhaps even more so,
as they are full of energy and even more prone to distractions. A special spot in their room, the
playroom, or even in a hallway can quickly be transformed into a dedicated space for homework,
crafts or quiet time with a great desk and some wall storage solutions. For us moms that means we’ll
be once again signing homework papers, permission slips, trying to keep up with school schedules,
family calendars and trying to juggle ALL THE THINGS. It’s all about finding and creating the
right space, personalizing it for your child, and making it easy to stay organized. (It’s hard to stay
focused in a mess!) Whether big or small, these homework stations work for the home’s layout, the
child’s personality, and organizational ease. Here, a slim, wall-mounted desktop and a few sleek
chairs create a space for the kids to study. They’ve all been done to avoid homework or to ensure that
it gets done. Plus few words of encouragement remind kids just what this space is for. With matte
black sconces hanging above, and built in storage and shelving this is the perfect after school spot. In
this case, I used those green baskets in the pantry to contain Mom’s stationary and notecards. If
you’re like me, you’re probably realizing about now that it’s time to get back into the swing of things
inside the house. Owen also had a hard time sitting still in front of a screen and focusing for an hour
and a half every day. As a bonus for parents, the neutral palette coordinates easily with any style and
makes it easy on the eyes. I have the pencils, complete with handy pencil grips, in the small,
galvanized bucket. The complete lack of concentration takes a 20 minute task into an hour. Your
home office most likely reflects your interests and your style. So today I’ve found some pretty
organizers, desk areas and simple spaces that will hopefully offer us just the inspiration we need.
When it’s organized and reflects who they are, it can even be a place they want to go. Easy recipes
for finger foods, healthy snacks, dessert and more. The pink flamingo and ivory unicorn add some
girl-approved whimsy to this work zone. This content requires JavaScript to be enabled, and the site
or browser may be disabling it. Depending on their age and how much assistance they require, this
spot could be in a communal room (think kitchen or family room) or at a desk in their own room.
Your information will never be shared or sold to a 3rd party. A lot more people should check this out
and understand this side of your story. It also helps having a kindergarten teacher friend on speed
dial and my friend who’s homeschooling her daughter, who’s friends with Owen. The magazine
holders hold my calendar markers and miscellaneous items I have used in the past when assisting in
doing homework. We also have some fun stuff on the board for seasons, weather and to determine
today, tomorrow and yesterday. These days homework in the kitchen is kicked up a notch with
designated desks like this one.
But what better time than now to re-organize and tweak your homework station. Plus few words of
encouragement remind kids just what this space is for. Here are some ideas to help you get to work
on a homework space in your own home. Here, a slim, wall-mounted desktop and a few sleek chairs
create a space for the kids to study. I was surprised you are not more popular since you certainly
have the gift. With matte black sconces hanging above, and built in storage and shelving this is the
perfect after school spot. It could be as simple as establishing a nightly backpack check ensuring that
all the books and papers needed for the next day are all packed away. But while gathering
information on homeschooling, I learned kindergartners only require one hour of instruction per day,
which makes it feel less overwhelming. The desk is great for the price, and I love how it comes with
two drawers and a compartment at the back to hide cords. Her DIY Homework station is a great
idea for keeping homework time from getting too crazy. I’d rather just write than organize things,
but a good environment is more conducive to the creative flow. Having a designated space helps you
focus on your tasks. Emmett ended up being babysat by Daniel Tiger and Mickey Mouse way more
than we were comfortable with because I’d be with Owen for the Zooms and Brad would be
attempting to get work done while watching Emmett. In this case, I used those green baskets in the
pantry to contain Mom’s stationary and notecards. Teens can work hard and play hard in this island-
inspired room. Whether it’s a desktop planner, or a large dry-erase calendar that can hang on the
wall, it’s a great way for them to visually see what tests and assignments are coming up, so they can
manage their time accordingly. We have a surge protector in the compartment where we plug in the
iPad charger and lamp cord. It works just fine, the KALLAX is just slightly more inexpensive. They
also act as a small gallery on this extensive wall. Thankfully, I had saved a lot of the manipulatives
from my teaching days. Make it easy for them to stay organized, especially if they’re already prone
to leaving toys, coats, or shoes all over the house. For us moms that means we’ll be once again
signing homework papers, permission slips, trying to keep up with school schedules, family calendars
and trying to juggle ALL THE THINGS. I don’t have a lot of space for what I like to call a “drop
center” — drop everything when you come in the door. It’s the same desk we used in Brad’s home
office area in our bedroom. Setting time limits for each subject can help them stay on track and is a
life skill that will bode them well in life after school. I have the pencils, complete with handy pencil
grips, in the small, galvanized bucket. If you’re like me, you’re probably realizing about now that it’s
time to get back into the swing of things inside the house. Whether you require a homework and
study area or you require a home office for work or daily household management, these 27
inspirational ideas will give you plenty to think about on how you will set up your area. At least I
know what I’m talking about when it comes to organizing! haha. The one on Highland Park took me
to the organization page and organization link took me to Highland Park.
But I think I have just thought of a solution based on one of these photos.:) Love it when that
happens. Or having them place their packed backpack in a designated space (preferably near the
door!) so there isn’t a mad scramble to find it in the morning. I mounted the posters to the wall with
painters tape that I looped into double-sided tape. The crate holds all our flash cards (addition,
subtraction, ABC, numbers, sight words). The black drawers hold extra supplies, scrap paper,
notebook paper and more school goodies. This content requires JavaScript to be enabled, and the site
or browser may be disabling it. At least I know what I’m talking about when it comes to organizing!
haha. Easy recipes for finger foods, healthy snacks, dessert and more. A portable cart holds a few
key containers of writing utensils. The one on Highland Park took me to the organization page and
organization link took me to Highland Park. Here are some ideas to help you get to work on a
homework space in your own home. We have a surge protector in the compartment where we plug in
the iPad charger and lamp cord. While name placards often designate a child’s workspace, the photos
denote each child’s station here. Last year I watched my neighbors twins three days in the week. If
so, you can easily transform one into a homework zone. Even if you don’t have second-story landing,
you can create similar set-ups in wide hallways. Information on the Ikea cart and the cute DIY
container instructions are all provided in the post. Keep their space tidy from the cord clutter by
using some of these ingenious products and hacks to help cables stay neat and handy for when it’s
time to plug in and charge. Home Stories A to Z accepts no responsibility or liability, whether direct
or indirect, as to the currency or accuracy of the information, nor any consequence of its uses. Easy
recipes for finger foods, healthy snacks, dessert and more. Consider setting up some in and out bins
where your kids can drop off any papers that need to be signed or seen by a parent. Here, a slim,
wall-mounted desktop and a few sleek chairs create a space for the kids to study. Click over to see
more pics of this organized and pretty space. These wall-mounted pouches are beautiful and function
and can be found linked on her site. Tasks such as time management, tidying workspaces, and
project preparation will not only help them with school work, but also with life and the challenges it
brings as they continue to learn and grow. For more information, please see our disclosure policy. I
used these containers to store the manipulative, flashcards, and other items. And these are the clear,
plastic jars I used for manipulatives. Come to find out he is blind as a bat and cannot see near. And
thanks so much for sharing my triple homework station. But our homeschool isn’t very different from
what I was planning to have for e-learning.
In the meantime, you can check out my Kindergarten Amazon Store. This will help teach your
children how to maintain their space and hopefully put an end to the continuing cycle of them
asking where to put things when they are cleaning up. Whether you require a homework and study
area or you require a home office for work or daily household management, these 27 inspirational
ideas will give you plenty to think about on how you will set up your area. A special spot in their
room, the playroom, or even in a hallway can quickly be transformed into a dedicated space for
homework, crafts or quiet time with a great desk and some wall storage solutions. All with a dose of
humor and sarcasm while keeping it real. I ordered another pair of our dining room chairs (they come
in different colors) to use in the homeschool area. The lofted bed also does double duty as a
bookshelf. Last year I watched my neighbors twins three days in the week. The crate holds all our
flash cards (addition, subtraction, ABC, numbers, sight words). But in this home I’m starting from
scratch and it’s proving to be a challenge. Here are some ideas to help you get to work on a
homework space in your own home. And I love those bars with all the hooks to hang coats and
purses. Your information will never be shared or sold to a 3rd party. Teens can work hard and play
hard in this island-inspired room. The floating desk and shelves lend an airy feel to the condensed
space. Tasks such as time management, tidying workspaces, and project preparation will not only
help them with school work, but also with life and the challenges it brings as they continue to learn
and grow. The one on Highland Park took me to the organization page and organization link took me
to Highland Park. I explained everything that went into our decision, and how we’re extremely
privileged to be able to keep him home, in this post. This nook provides ample room for desks and
storage. They also act as a small gallery on this extensive wall. Here, a slim, wall-mounted desktop
and a few sleek chairs create a space for the kids to study. But our homeschool isn’t very different
from what I was planning to have for e-learning. The one on Highland Park took me to the
organization page and organization link took me to Highland Park. It’s all about finding and creating
the right space, personalizing it for your child, and making it easy to stay organized. (It’s hard to stay
focused in a mess!) Whether big or small, these homework stations work for the home’s layout, the
child’s personality, and organizational ease. For us moms that means we’ll be once again signing
homework papers, permission slips, trying to keep up with school schedules, family calendars and
trying to juggle ALL THE THINGS. It also helps having a kindergarten teacher friend on speed dial
and my friend who’s homeschooling her daughter, who’s friends with Owen. The complete lack of
concentration takes a 20 minute task into an hour. As a bonus for parents, the neutral palette
coordinates easily with any style and makes it easy on the eyes. Make it easy for them to stay
organized, especially if they’re already prone to leaving toys, coats, or shoes all over the house. This
content requires JavaScript to be enabled, and the site or browser may be disabling it.
The one on Highland Park took me to the organization page and organization link took me to
Highland Park. A portable cart holds a few key containers of writing utensils. Your information will
never be shared or sold to a 3rd party. We also have some fun stuff on the board for seasons, weather
and to determine today, tomorrow and yesterday. I ended up working with him for 30-60 minutes
each day to expand on the teacher’s lesson. So I knew I needed to get our homework area cleaned up
and ready to go for the first day. These wall-mounted pouches are beautiful and function and can be
found linked on her site. If you’re in a new space, or just need some fresh homework station ideas,
I’ve got you covered. I don’t have a lot of space for what I like to call a “drop center” — drop
everything when you come in the door. The lofted bed also does double duty as a bookshelf. Both
the United States and world maps are dry erase and peel and stick, so I was able to adhere them to
the paper. This website is not intended to substitute the advice of a professional. Hopefully with
their new homework station in place, they’ll feel a real sense of ownership and be excited to get
down to work. It also helps having a kindergarten teacher friend on speed dial and my friend who’s
homeschooling her daughter, who’s friends with Owen. These days homework in the kitchen is
kicked up a notch with designated desks like this one. Extra papers, open books, and even stray
wrappers can distract you from getting to work. Whether it’s a desktop planner, or a large dry-erase
calendar that can hang on the wall, it’s a great way for them to visually see what tests and
assignments are coming up, so they can manage their time accordingly. There were definitely some
favorites that you listed. In the meantime, you can check out my Kindergarten Amazon Store. Keep
this cozy office space in mind if you’re considering a kitchen remodel, but not sure how fit in desk.
This will help teach your children how to maintain their space and hopefully put an end to the
continuing cycle of them asking where to put things when they are cleaning up. There’s plenty of
room at these work stations, and that can be the best way to get work done for parents trying to
multitask and kids who need help. My first thought as a mother is complete failure for not working
with him more. It is easy for them to set themselves, and they don’t need to know how to read a
clock in order to understand the concept of time diminishing. Owen also had a hard time sitting still
in front of a screen and focusing for an hour and a half every day. You can then go through them
each night, and put any that need to be returned to school in the “out” bin, ready for them to pick up
in the morning and pack in their backpacks. Information on the Ikea cart and the cute DIY container
instructions are all provided in the post. This family-room homework station encourages focused
work, but also happens to cover the radiator. By personalizing it with colors, accessories, and pictures
that they like, you create a space that they like to be in and, hopefully, work in. He qualified for a
program where he will be in a regular Kindergarten class in the morning, and then stay with 12 of his
friends to continue working on literacy.
If there’s not enough room on your desk for one, try this nifty cascade folder (3) that you can hang
on the wall when working, and collapse and bring with you on-the-go. Make it easy for them to stay
organized, especially if they’re already prone to leaving toys, coats, or shoes all over the house. We
have a surge protector in the compartment where we plug in the iPad charger and lamp cord. If
you’re like me, you’re probably realizing about now that it’s time to get back into the swing of things
inside the house. It also helps having a kindergarten teacher friend on speed dial and my friend who’s
homeschooling her daughter, who’s friends with Owen. In this child’s room, the bed gets a raise to
make room for a work station. I have a lot of the stuff we’re using in my Amazon Store under
Kindergarten. There were definitely some favorites that you listed. Multiple work stations and a
combination of playful colors and neutral tones invite the whole family to work here. Contact us to
find out how we can transform your space to suit your family. Our summer here in Chicago started
out cool and rainy but we still did a ton of things on our bucket list. Hopefully with their new
homework station in place, they’ll feel a real sense of ownership and be excited to get down to work.
And I love those bars with all the hooks to hang coats and purses. I dug through my teacher bin and
pulled out all my ABC, numbers, flash cards, worksheets, and other fun activities to help him
through out the year. These simple back to school organization ideas bring both beauty and function.
This will help teach your children how to maintain their space and hopefully put an end to the
continuing cycle of them asking where to put things when they are cleaning up. These party games
are perfect to play in your backyard for birthday parties, family reunions or even on Field Day. These
party games are perfect to play in your backyard for birthday parties, family reunions or even on
Field Day. Mom wanted a space for the girls to hang homework and art they were proud of and
these 2 boards from The Container Store worked perfectly. Owen also had a hard time sitting still in
front of a screen and focusing for an hour and a half every day. I have the pencils, complete with
handy pencil grips, in the small, galvanized bucket. So today I’ve found some pretty organizers, desk
areas and simple spaces that will hopefully offer us just the inspiration we need. My first thought as
a mother is complete failure for not working with him more. Depending on their age and how much
assistance they require, this spot could be in a communal room (think kitchen or family room) or at a
desk in their own room. For more information, please see our disclosure policy. I explained
everything that went into our decision, and how we’re extremely privileged to be able to keep him
home, in this post. We wish you much success in the homework drama and hope you’ll never have to
ask “is your homework done?” ever again. But what better time than now to re-organize and tweak
your homework station. Her DIY Homework station is a great idea for keeping homework time from
getting too crazy. And I’ve printed out our state standards for kindergarten to use as a guide.
In these rooms, the family that works together stays together. It also holds some games and puzzles
related to ABC. For us moms that means we’ll be once again signing homework papers, permission
slips, trying to keep up with school schedules, family calendars and trying to juggle ALL THE
THINGS. So today I’ve found some pretty organizers, desk areas and simple spaces that will
hopefully offer us just the inspiration we need. Plus, we are introducing you to a new furniture and
decor collection that gets all A’s in the study hall department. And I’m here to inspire you with a
sweet little homework station I organized for a very special client. There were definitely some
favorites that you listed. When it’s organized and reflects who they are, it can even be a place they
want to go. All with a dose of humor and sarcasm while keeping it real. We also have some fun stuff
on the board for seasons, weather and to determine today, tomorrow and yesterday. Capitalize on that
travel and waiting time with a to-go bag of their most needed supplies. Can’t wait to see what my
other blogging friends contribute throughout the series. But after 10 days of e-learning, we opted to
withdraw Owen from e-learning and homeschool him. My oldest just started kindergarten but I want
to have good habits established early and these ideas are great. I’d rather just write than organize
things, but a good environment is more conducive to the creative flow. And It’s no wonder. They’re
close to the rest of the family— and to snacks. The same is true for children, perhaps even more so,
as they are full of energy and even more prone to distractions. And thanks so much for sharing my
triple homework station. In this case, I used those green baskets in the pantry to contain Mom’s
stationary and notecards. With enough room for mom or dad to sit and help, this work station is
perfectly suited to grade-school-aged children. But in this home I’m starting from scratch and it’s
proving to be a challenge. The twins and my older son were in the same class so doing homework
together was easy peasy. You just have to get a little more creative and maybe rethink underused
square footage. Having a designated space helps you focus on your tasks. Or having them place their
packed backpack in a designated space (preferably near the door!) so there isn’t a mad scramble to
find it in the morning. All my students knew how to read by the time they reached me. Share to
Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest. Add several to a wall to create a fun focal point that
double duties as a homework supply organizer. All our markers, crayons, colored pencils, dry erase
markers, and pencils live in the pencil boxes. I don’t have a lot of space for what I like to call a
“drop center” — drop everything when you come in the door.