Create your own homework station easily with one of these awesome back to school homework stations and study room ideas.
If you can believe it or not, a brand new school year is upon us.
Whether that means traditional school, e-learning, or homeschool; getting back in homework mode means needing the motivation to do the homework.
Getting kids to do their homework is easier when they have a great homework station and environment to work in.
Even if these ideas don’t get your kid excited about actually doing the homework, at least they will get their desk organized.
That goes for elementary, middle, high school, and even college kids too.
Anyone can make one of these in their home, and it doesn’t have to be complicated!
A place to keep all your supplies in one place and an area where they can work and stay focused.
No matter the budget, we have rounded up some of the most creative stations.
Create dedicated back to school homework stations for the kids with these simple and inspiring ideas.
This Ikea Raskog is the perfect organizer for doing homework at home.
Great for use in college where you have limited space to keep all of your supplies from books to pens. It also works great for your homeschooling mamas too.
Don’t have enough room for a specific homework desk? How about this neat seat sack idea from Scissors and Spatulas.
Just hang it on your dining chair and your homework is ready to go when you are.
We have used these organizers for all sorts of items but how awesome is it with all your school supplies? Especially if you have limited drawer or cabinet space.
A bowl full of lemons shows us how it’s done.
Forget homework, I could just use one of these awesome turntables in my office.
But speaking of homework, this turntable from Mom On Timeout is perfect for keeping it all together.
Portable is always a plus and this portable, yet small enough to fit in any knock or cranny is perfect for a DIY homework station. – Uncommon Designs Online
The 36th Avenue goes all out with this magnetic homework station.
Perfect to keep the student and the parent organized.
This last homework station is super neat. A foldable homework station.
This is great if you get distracted easily. Maybe I need one of these for blogging. Ha!
How do you create a good homework environment?
- Turn off all of the electronics.
- Have a snack break before they get started.
- Make sure your child’s homework station is a sunny spot and a bright spot for working.
- Get all of their supplies organized using one of these awesome homework stations.
I am a firm believer in teaching kids how to keep their items organized is an important life skill.
Not only will it make a difference with their school work but it will also come in handy in regular life as they grow older.
JoAnn @ Whimsicle
Wednesday 24th of May 2017
I love that use for the back of the door! You can see all the supplies and make sure that your family has enough of everything. That would make it easy to keep my daughter accountable for putting away her supplies as well. After each homework session, I could easily check the supplies and ask her to return any that are missing.