Affordable Homeschool Room Ideas-Create Learning Spaces

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Learning opportunities strategically placed everywhere, what you’ll find when you visit our home. I’m the kind of person, always have been, that likes create dual purposes for everything. In this lifestyle post I’ll share with you my best affordable homeschool room ideas and how to create learning spaces and have a lovely home that is teaching even when you are busy doing other tasks!

But before I share, Homeschool Room Idea’s-Create Learning Spaces, I want to tell you that if you are a homeschooling mom and enjoy this post don’t forget to run over and check out my posts on chores, and our favorite homeschool curriculum’s HERE and HERE.

Also, if at any time you would like to shop our homeschool you can! A large portion of the items we have in our homeschool room are available in the Homeschool Section of my Amazon Store HERE.

Lastly, I have a YouTube playlist choc full of homeschool inspiration and motivation! Check these titles out;

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Browse My Homeschool Playlist on YouTube Here

Homeschool Room Idea’s, Let me tell you a little secret…

So I know the title of this post says “Homeschool Room Ideas”. I did that because nobody was going to google “Homeschool House Ideas”, lol!

Although we do have a primary designated school area, to be 100% honest we don’t have a school room per say. We have a school house! You can’t go to many rooms in our home without seeing maps and posters. Even the hallway and bathroom have them! As long as I have kids around I have this philosophy;

Why decorate the house with meaningless trinkets when you can decorate with beautiful educational items of substance that a child will pocket in their memory and serve them long after they have left the nest?

Personally, I love a boho home style and have found it provides the perfect excuse and way to tie education and home decor together! More on that below though…..

The Main Homeschool Area

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So about the primary school area. This is on the main floor in our dining room which is connected to the kitchen and the living room. I could have put the school room in the basement, but who wants to do school in a basement?

I also chose this space for the main school area because I have so many children doing school these days (5 counting the preschooler) that I need them in a central location so I could help them and supervise as needed.

Here’s the dining room and some close up shots of items in it.

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Homeschool Room Idea’s-Keep It Fun, Keep It Interesting

The school area has gone through many updates since we’ve lived here (since fall 2018)! I update it fairly regularly to keep it inviting for the kids. I especially love updating it with the seasons and some holidays.

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I feel like the wall above is a little busy but everything on it is used consistently. The wall hanging is hiding an ugly air conditioner.

I love collecting and decorating with Cavallini posters (Find them here). They are such an affordable and beautiful way to refresh homeschool spaces!

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I just use thumb tacks for them so I can update spaces and switch them out fairly regularly. Recently I bought the large cork board above to make it easy to switch them out on our main wall, also as an additional place for the kids to display special work and nature walk findings.

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Secondary Homeschool Area’s

So that concludes our main area, but we end up spilling out into the living room and other area’s partway into the day. In our living room even the pillows have something to tell!

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We love cozying up on the sofa and reading to each other, it’s our favorite part of the homeschool day!

Nature and Audubon Art — This wall displays nature art and Audubon art.

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And we best just not mention books. They are stashed everywhere.

Perhaps this is why out of six kids, only two of them ever complain about being bored (and that’s actually code for “Mom can I play with electronics”).

If I walk into the room and the kids are watching nonsense TV shows for too long, you’ll likely hear me holler “EDUCATIONAL!” (That’s code for “watch something educational”-were pretty cody around here).

The kitchen is definitely a part of our home school. It’s here the kids not only learn a little work ethic, but this is where the science experiments happen (some unplanned and unintended ones too). And of course where the older ones are learning to cook, follow recipe directions and so on.

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On a typical day in our home you can usually find my oldest researching or making something “amazing”. And our next oldest is usually writing. The third kid, well if he has his way he will be tinkering on something. And the younger two, well they are growing up too fast with all the older siblings to tag along with and watch.

I don’t know if it’s because we have a learning environment or if my kids would have been this way anyways, but they are all creative. I can never keep enough tape, glue, and weird stuff around for them. My husband and I have this joke that if you give the boys a bag a of trash they will find something “awesome” to turn it into.

I love this quote;

“All we need to do is place children in large room spread with an abundant feast of learning.”
Jack Beckman

Although I do believe children need guided learning too, I firmly believe they need time to not be hurried here and hurried there, they need to be given the resources and opportunity to explore their interests. You just never know what they might come up with!

Homeschool Projects — Relics from our Ancient Egypt Unit Study

Don’t forget if you love some of the products seen in my images you can shop our home! Just go to my Amazon Storefront HERE, and my HOMESCHOOL SECTION HERE.

Want to know more about how & why I created and tie a Boho home theme into our homeschool? Read Modern Boho Living Room.

Are you planning your next homeschool year or next semester? Be sure to read my post 25 Tips For How To Plan A Homeschool Year. And are you going to be schooling with a new baby or toddler? Be sure to read my post, How To Homeschool With A Baby

Be sure to check out my other HOMESCHOOLING posts!

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Bonus! Here’s a video tour of some of the spaces in our eclectic homeschool home…..In this video I explain how a boho-eclectic home style is perfect for home educating families.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8thNCx-_6uE