The red cabinet is the "craft cabinet" - just full of the basics like crayons, glue, markers, and paper. All the serious supplies are in the basement cabinets. We love that map. I was going to have it framed this summer... waaaay to expensive. It's thumb tacked to the wall. That door is to the garage.
The secretary desk never functions as a desk, just a catch all. The door to the right of the secretary opens to the foyer. The door to the left of it opens to the kitchen. And through that door is the basement door. And the other door, next to the red cabinet, is the coat closet - full of shoes, bags, and coats soon enough. How's that for a tour of doors?
Boxes for the countless works of art created daily.
Hannah and Will have their own sections of the bookshelf.
Hannah on the left. Will on the right.
I think we're ready!
First grade and Pre-K start tomorrow at our house!
*** update 8.10.09 Darcy's Not-Back-to-School Blog Hop ***
We are lounging around the pool in Florida, so these are last year's photos.
*** update 8.13.10 ***
More updated photos can be found here.
wow - that room is wonderful! ours is at the kitchen table right now. :)
ReplyDeletei think i need another bookshelf again this year, maybe we will build something like yours - that is great!
Wow, Jen! Yeah for you guys! Hope school is off to a great start!
ReplyDeleteOkay, where you'd get the colored boxes to store art? I need those.
It looks great! How's your first day of school going? We start next week!
ReplyDeletelooks awesome!! you have been working hard and it has paid off. I can't wait to hear all about your homeschool activities!!
ReplyDeleteCan you come make me a room like that???
Gorgeous school room!! I would have loved to have a room like that to learn in as a child! Loving all your latest posts!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice open space you have! I love your notebooks that you have prepared for the kids!
ReplyDeleteYour school room is awesome! I must give credit to Heidi at Mt. Hope Chronicles for leading me to your blog.
ReplyDeleteIf you don't mind, I'm going to link you as a blog I'd like to keep up with. We have similar aged kiddos and choices for curriculum.
PS Your pencil cake was adorable...!
Fabulous! Thanks for sharing & I can't wait to see updated pictures.
ReplyDeleteI love the wall system & little table. It's so NOT messy! :)
What a perfect room! Those built in book shelves are great!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Room! Have a wonderful ^NOT Back to school Year! :)
ReplyDeleteWow such a beautiful space! Glad to have found you as we have a lot in common. Enjoy Florida!
ReplyDeleteI love your room, it looks spacious and peaceful!
ReplyDeleteGreat room! Love the built ins!
ReplyDeletelove those shelves. what a beautiful room!
ReplyDeleteI love your built in shelves!!! I want something similar one day. Thanks for sharing on the Blog Hop.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful room - looks like a peaceful place to learn....
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Beautiful room! Love the built-ins and the little table!
ReplyDelete"The number of books has changed..."
ReplyDeletelol! Isn't that the truth. they seem to multiply, don't they??
Thanks for joining in on the NBTS Blog Hop!
Wow! I love the bookshelf and the room!
ReplyDeleteI love this room! Is it always this clean and organized?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the window to the backyard that you can see from your computer desk. That is exactly what I need! Mentally filing it in my dream home plans.
ReplyDeleteI am so into your schoolroom. I am a 'clean lines' kinda girl so I love it!
ReplyDeleteI am on the hunt for bookshelf ideas and I like the looks of yours. I will be back to show my hubby.
I love the white shelves against the yellow walls! Beautiful.... We're moving into a rental and our school room will be the dining room table... I'm going to have to get really creative with all of our book shelves!
ReplyDeleteYou could probably buy some trim pieces fairly inexpensively at the hardware store and have the store cut them to fit and then nail them around the map straight into the wall. Just a thought. Kelly
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