Welcome to my schoolroom!

 The picture above shows what you will see as you enter the room. I have two tables, adjusted to two heights. One for my older daughters (ages 11 & 14) and the other for my younger daughters (ages 6 & 8).

This is the book shelf that holds all our current library books. Yes I said library books. I usually have 200 books checked out at any given time.  I store my books in a different room in our basement until they are needed. 

Please also notice the brown table with the globe on it. I plan to use it for a nature table and/or our artist study table to display prints.

This is my chair. It is adjustable and on wheels so I can spin around to retrieve math materials or supplies from my white storage cupboard. I have our curriculum & current readers on the brown shelf. 

I wanted to keep the room as clutter free as possible so I designated one wall for most of our posters and charts. Also notice the relaxing pale blue color of the room.

This is our book nook and it is my favorite part of the room. I am planning on making leaf shape pillows out of green corduroy to put in there when I get in my next sewing mood. I also would like to make a banner to hang in the opening for fun. For now, these pillows will do. We have Family Bible Time & Storyhour snuggled up in here.

I wanted my room to have a theme, and since we are a Charlotte Mason homeschool, I chose "nature". I was given this tree several years ago and I thought it looked cute in the room. I have a bird poster next to the window as well. My plans are to make curtains and a themed bunting to put over the window.

Another view of our desks.

Here is our brown bookshelf. It was recently painted because I wanted a blue/brown color theme in the room. You'll notice I painted several pieces of furniture and added blue handles to most everything that needed them. I store our current library read-alouds / readers on the face front shelves (it is staged for the picture here) and our curriculum is stored in the crates below. One for my older daughters and one for my younger daughters.