10+ Hacks That Make Homeschooling As Easy As Learning The ABCs

The mom stated that remote learning has begun and desks are still "sold out" on many sites and in stores. Instead, she created a beautiful and festive supply cart for her daughter to use.

Blackboards are the one thing that makes us feel right back in a classroom. Using chalkboard paint on your walls allows it to turn into a functional chalkboard easily. You can use it to help with lessons or write motivational messages for your kids.

Sometimes learning at home is hard when you're not in the classroom environment. If you recreate desks similar to the ones they'd use in school, it might help them get into the school mentality.

Saving paper and using the proper supplies this year is going to be a challenge for parents. Have students practice staying in straight lines when they do math and also save paper by writing on the page sideways.

Making space for homeschool can be easy by using oaktag boards and decorating them. You can turn it into your own project by having your kids decorate them the way they want.

Use color-coded bins and labels to keep everything in place. If you have multiple kids at home doing remote learning, you want to make sure everything is organized and nothing gets mixed up.

Use the windows and washable paint to create artistic designs and stimulate creativity. Art class is important for the youngsters, so make sure they get that artistic side out.

A cluttered space can make a cluttered mind. Let your kids have a space that is 100% dedicated to school and school alone so they can have quiet and concentrate. Make sure they keep it clean, too.

This little one turned spelling into a physical activity at the same time. You can have two classes in one: gym class and early language arts together at last.

Don't let kids get side-tracked or waste time throughout the day. Keep a timer or have them maintain their regular school schedule by focusing on separate classes the same way they would in-person.

You can make your own "school wall" by using hooks and a peg board that you can hang up the command hooks. Have fun buckets and baskets that hold all of the supplies they could need.

Doing homeschool with your kids leaves room for some freedom and areas for creativity. You can turn regular lessons into fun games and adventures, especially if you have more than one child at home, make it a competition.

You don't want your tables and desks all cluttered with supplies and such. Instead, find a space that can be dedicated to just back-to-school supplies. That way, kids can grab it on their own, too.

It's out-of-the-box thinking, but using a Nerf gun to spell things may make the lessons a bit more fun. As long as they concentrate and they do things the right way!