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Are you homeschooling or wanting to create an adorable preschool space in your home?
My cousin Tonya created this amazing room for her three daughters. Look at this beautiful space she created as a home classroom.
This space is inviting and welcoming and makes me want to sit and color. I wish I had somewhere in my house that I could do this. Maybe even in a corner or wall – that shiplap bulletin board paper is amazing! (And it’s a whiteboard too!) This would also make a cute backdrop for teachers in a classroom or in a church nursery.
For the bulletin calendar set (Rustic Bloom Calendar Bulletin Board Set) – Tonya laminated the smaller pieces that will be handled a lot. Adhesive hook and loop circles stick to the back of the pieces. This way the pieces should last a long time!
I love everything about this room! What is your favorite part of this beautiful space that Tonya created?
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Note – the Rustic Bloom Calendar Bullet Board Set is very popular and often goes out of stock. Here are a few other options that are similar and really cute on Amazon.
- Teacher Created Resources Eucalyptus Calendar Bulletin Board
- Teacher Created Resources Home Sweet Classroom Calendar Bulletin Board
- Teacher Created Resources Travel The Map Calendar Bulletin Board
Thoughts
Let me know your favorite part about this adorable home classroom in the comments!
4 Comments
Cara
August 6, 2020 at 2:28 pmOh my goodness! How adorable!! I’m totally going to copy this! It will be so nice to have a fresh start this fall!
ramah
August 6, 2020 at 4:39 pmI know – it’s so cute!!
Hillary
August 10, 2020 at 4:08 pmWe’re currently trying to figure out a dedicated school space for Luke, who will be starting 7th grade in just over 2 weeks (!!). Need to order a desk and probably some other things, but won’t need nearly the setup your amazing friend created (I kind of wish we did need it – sooooo cute!). Basically, he’ll need a space for his Chromebook and some storage for school supply essentials like pencils, pens, binder, paper, etc.
ramah
August 11, 2020 at 8:56 amCan’t believe Luke will be in 7th grade! I am right there with you – my kids have been doing schoolwork at the dining room table. We are trying to figure out a more dedicated space. My cousin’s home classroom is so adorable – wish I could re-create some of that!