My HUGE Summer Project

I have a HUGE summer project in store…I plan to turn our 250 square foot office into a classroom for the girls.  I have a lot of planning, organizing and a bit of remodeling in mind.

Let me start by showing you some pictures of our current office.   I will probably be changing the paint color by I am not sure what color we will be using.  Any suggestions?

My HUGE Summer Project!

Our bird, Doo-Doo, needs to go.  Not GO, but just find a place elsewhere in the house.   The bird makes a mess of his birdseed and I can see him being a distraction to the girls:)

We have two large desks that take up most of the space.   These need to be removed and replaced with fun and functional items so we can utilize the space to our advantage.

                                My HUGE Summer Project!
I need to make the closet work so that all of our school supplies are organized and all our materials are easily accessible.  I recently cleared out the closet and got rid of A LOT of unnecessary STUFF!  I can’t believe how much STUFF was in there.  I started feeling like I was on one of those hoarding shows, so I started purging ALL.THE.JUNK!!   It felt good.

 

My HUGE Summer Project!

Love the view we have from the office, but it takes up too much wall space.  This slider will be replaced with a regular-sized door (hopefully).  I do like the fact that I can open the door and say, “Recess!”

My HUGE Summer Project!
Now here are some pictures of what I would like our schoolroom to look like, or at least my inspiration!
Window View of new School Table
Pictures from {HERE}
So clean, so simple, so beautiful.  Obviously our office is not the same space, but I can make it work:)
Schoolroom from the Kitchen

Annie Moffatt

Annie Moffatt is a former elementary school teacher and homeschool mom with a passion for helping young learners thrive. With a background in early education and a heart for making learning fun, Annie designs engaging, low-prep resources that build confidence and success in the classroom. Her hands-on, kid-friendly approach has supported thousands of teachers and parents around the world in creating joyful learning experiences for their students.

15 Comments

  1. Oh the inspiration pics look awesome!! I'm sure your new little classroom will be awesome when you're done! Yeah, your closet looks so neat! It does feel good to purge! I need to get motivated to do that not only in my school classroom but home closets as well:)

    4th Grade Frolics

  2. Classroom makeover, I love it. Go with a light color with accents of butterflies for the girls. Since the classroom is for the girls, ask the girls what color and make it a family project for the summer
    Vanessa

  3. I LOVE the inspiration pictures. I love IKEA too! I think we will be changing our room up a bit too as the Director needs more space, the little tables are just too little, but I don't think I can quite do the table as show in those pictures. I look forward to seeing your progress!

  4. One word….IKEA!

    Those desk in your inspiration room are from Ikea. The shelves? Not sure but the cube shelves are excellent for storing books as well as baskets. The magazine files way up on top, those are Ikea too. If you need drawers, the Trofast system is amazing.
    As for color on the wall, I love a yellow that is just a shade past butter. It looks great with any accent color. We have apple green and red. Good luck! I can't wait to see the finished product.

    Heather
    teachingmy3.blogspot.com

  5. It is going to be sooo nice! I wish we could have a classroom but I need all the bedroom space right now for my kiddos.

    Okay, my vote is for yellow. A pale yellow, not very loud or bright. Yellow is the happiest color of all so that it why my bedroom and bathroom have been yellow for 15 years (in multiple homes)so I can wake up each morning happy. 🙂

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