In our previous house we only had 3 bedrooms, a living room dining room and small kitchen. I realized we were blessed, but it was hard to figure out where to put the school room. We decided since the Master bedroom was huge we would use that. We had just moved from an apartment where the Master was huge and we also had the sewing closet and shelves with all sorts of things in it. We just wanted the Bedroom to be the bedroom in this house. The kids shared a bedroom
So here are the pictures :)
South and east wall in school room. All books now have labels and are organized by subject!! Except picture books- they are in bins at the bottom of the shelves with easy kid access(and labeled with a pink doot for picture books!)
Workboxes on the left in the closet and part of the Montessori shelves on the right. Going around the room from the bookshelves and cubbies picture counterclockwise
A close up of our workboxes and number. The numbers are on the boxes when the work is to be done and put on the door when the box is done. Done with numbers=done with school!
We have since moved, but this is one example for how to make a school room in a small space. This home was 1000 sq feet.
Willow
So here are the pictures :)
South and east wall in school room. All books now have labels and are organized by subject!! Except picture books- they are in bins at the bottom of the shelves with easy kid access(and labeled with a pink doot for picture books!)
A close up of our workboxes and number. The numbers are on the boxes when the work is to be done and put on the door when the box is done. Done with numbers=done with school!
We have since moved, but this is one example for how to make a school room in a small space. This home was 1000 sq feet.
Willow
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