9 Creative Organization Hacks for Homeschooling in Small Spaces

If you’re looking for homeschool room organization ideas, read my 9 best tips for organizing a productive homeschool room, office, or any creative space for your family.

Upper section of cabinets holds a lot of the products I need to promote and grow my TIDBITS Planners business and my TIDBITS Linen business.

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COMBINE SIMILAR ITEMS INTO ONE AREA

I keep my gear and the printer tucked away in the lower cabinets that hold all of my needed supplies for work.

We have two desks in our home schoolroom. One is mainly for computer and study work and holds the supplies that support that.

2

DESIGNATE AREAS FOR THEIR FUNCTION

Completed art projects or school work we want to keep, stores nicely inside these file folders labeled with their names on them. There is a nice big cabinet for our group study lessons and for the math boxes they use.

If at all possible, use paper dividers, compartment storage, and shelf risers to avoid having items stack and pile on top of each other.

3

AVOID CREATING SPOTS WHERE THEY CAN STACK ITEMS ON TOP OF EACH OTHER

Paper organizers with drawers come in handy to separate types of paper they can grab for all their projects. We go through a lot of paper now that we are homeschooling. They are always drawing, writing, and folding paper in their free time.

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