Basement homeschool space

Montessori spaces are designed for independent, hands-on learning in a child-friendly environment. They encourage exploration and development across multiple

How to create a simple homeschool or at-home classroom in your basement.

I finally took the plunge and completely took over a room in our home for school. We've been working fluidly around our house and at the dining room table for years and I was ready to have a place to permanently put our things, a place where we wouldn't need to move everything if company came over or if we were celebrating a holiday. It required a little rethinking of how we use other rooms in our home, but homeschooling is a really big part of who we are and how we live. So I claimed the…

I finally took the plunge and completely took over a room in our home for school. We've been working fluidly around our house and at the dining room table for years and I was ready to have a place to permanently put our things, a place where we wouldn't need to move everything if company came over or if we were celebrating a holiday. It required a little rethinking of how we use other rooms in our home, but homeschooling is a really big part of who we are and how we live. So I claimed the…

I was searching for a good remote learning setup at home, and had lots of homeschool room ideas that I wanted to try out. I finally decided to convert our unfinished basement into a space for remote learning, and the results have been amazing! If you're doing a remote learning setup for elementary school aged kids, you'll find ideas in this before and after post.

@thehouseofnoa's Starlight mat in sandcastle is a super way to make a kid's space comfy and pretty! These foam mats connect together seamlessly and have gorgeous prints! Room by @twigsandsage 🤗

It takes a little bit of work, but it is possible to turn a cold, unfinished cement basement into a homeschool room. Here's how to make a basement homeschool!

Whether your kids are distance learning, following a hybrid schedule or attending typical in-person school days, followed by homework after school, one thing is a guarantee this year: An at-home kids workspace is essential. While some parents are getting super creative when it comes to setting up a learning space for their kids, keep in Read more...

Three years ago if you would’ve told me I’d be here talking homeschool rooms - I would’ve had no clue what you were even talking about. Turns out there is a whole community of homeschool rooms and moms and I absolutely love it!

Let me preface this post by saying, you do not need a homeschool room. Sure, it is nice but a good teacher can teach anywhere. We do a lot of reading on the couch and in bed. We spend a lot of time "doing school" outdoors as well. Find what works for your family. If a room won't work or you don't have the space that is OKAY! I am nesting . . . not really (no more babies right now) but I am prepping for fall. Once upon a time I was a classroom teacher and I just loved getting my classroom…

With the back-to-school season looking a lot different this year, you’re not alone if you’re currently rethinking how you’re going to make it work. Whether you’ve headed back to campus or learning from your living room, creating a cozy and productive space to help you conquer the fall semester is a great first step. To help you create the perfect workspace, our stylists came up with three setups for maximizing efficiency in the coming months.

Our homeschool room is right off of our foyer with no door. So I like to keep the room fairly organized and visually appealing since there is a large opening to the room.