Our homeschool room has been so many things over the past few years.
When I was working from home full time, it was my office/sewing room.
It's acted as a spare bedroom for when my stepson came to visit in the summer.
Usually though, it's our school room.
My absolute favorite thing in our room is our yellow booth. My aunt gave it to us, and while we intended to use it as a kitchen table, it has served us SO well as a school table.
I used to keep our games on the top shelf of the closet, but now that Cole is older, and I don't have to worry about lost pieces, we keep them in a more easily accessible spot for the kiddos.
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When I was working from home full time, it was my office/sewing room.
It's acted as a spare bedroom for when my stepson came to visit in the summer.
Usually though, it's our school room.
My absolute favorite thing in our room is our yellow booth. My aunt gave it to us, and while we intended to use it as a kitchen table, it has served us SO well as a school table.
Our little fern may look kinda sad to you, but it was one of my $1 Plant Graveyard saves, so it actually looks amazing compared to the state it was in when we rescued it. I save plants the way other people save dogs and cats. Please tell me I'm not the only one who saves the marked down plants at Lowes. They all look so sad, and just need a little love, I always come home with at least one!
We were gifted the bookshelf on the right from a neighbor (okay, he was throwing it away, and we asked if we could have it), and Jon built the bookshelf on the left when our book collection grew too large.
Our closet had those old school, sliding doors, and it was so annoying to look for what book we needed, so I asked Jon to take the doors off and hang curtains instead. Now we can see all the books at once, or just close the curtains if needed.
If you've done a homeschool room tour, please feel free to link to your post in the comments! It's so much fun to check out other people's spaces!!
