Homeschool area

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  1. gwenny99

    gwenny99 New Member

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    going with the homeschool schedule, I though it would be fun if we showed where we do our school work (or most or some of it . . .)

    With this new house, we have a loft area that we converted to a homeschool area, complete with a computer in the corner (I don't know if you can see it in the pic). It looks like a mess in the pic, as it is also our art area, project area, etc, but I LOVE all the space.

    Don't laugh at the mismatched bookshelves - we are making do with what we have! :lol:
     

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  3. sgilli3

    sgilli3 New Member

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    Looks like a great space- thanks for sharing!
     
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    Apryl H New Member

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    Here's ours. It's in our basement, where we practically live! Just across the hall is mine and my dh's office. There's another big bookshelf that isn't in the photo.
     

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    Well, we tend to school all over the house :lol: And all our bookshelves are spreadout (where they'll fit or make the most sense with the other furniture/space).

    In some ways, I wish our toy/playroom was a school room but then other times, I like NOT having a schoolroom because my kids don't do as well all schooling in the same space (too far apart academically to share a lot of subjects...although we do geography & some science together). Most of my son's seatwork is done at the kitchen table (where I have an easel/dry erase board)....the girls sort of rotate where they work best.

    Cool pics so far.

    Rhonda
     
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    We don't have a set area. I'm trying to work them into doing some of their work at the desks they each have. But don't expect too much of it. If I could get the laptops working - I'd have them do it whereever as well. Right now it's where they feel comfortable working.
     
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    gwenny99 New Member

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    Apryl - yours is so neat! It's cute that you have a pic of the kids doing work there too!
     
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    Good areas! Thanks for sharing!
     
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    We do not school in a set area either. We are all over the place.
     

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