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IKEA Boys Room

In continuation of our IKEA homeschool spaces, today I share our IKEA boys’ room! We have been adding IKEA organization – in stages and as we can afford them – over the last five years and it has made such a difference to have that vertical storage space. Plus cut down on the visual clutter.

IKEA Organization for Boys

The boys had bookshelves that we started housekeeping with. They also had a wardrobe that I used when I was in college!

IKEA 2x4 KALLAX for Boys Room

We took the wardrobe out and replaced it with an 2×4 KALLAX shelf unit. Complete with baskets, they now have plenty of storage space for clothes! We kept the older bookshelves because they fit nicely as ‘headboards’ for each bed.

IKEA for Boys' Room

The boys also have a new 4×4 KALLAX shelf to house all the building sets that came from the multi-purpose room – that is now Eldest Girl’s room. (Pictured above before everything was loaded in).

IKEA Boys Room

It is definitely a work in progress. There is still more to go through and organize! But we are so pleased with the progress. It is a workable space for our boys and they have storage for books, clothes and building sets. Their room is also a quiet spot to go take a book.

We’ll be back with more on the younger girls’ rooms. And in case you missed it, here is what we’ve shared so far…

IKEA Homeschool Science Shelf

Our science homeschool bookshelf! This IKEA bookshelf is in the perfect spot in the family room and next to the kitchen table. We can pull a book and sit and read on the family room couch or do an experiment on the kitchen counter. Plus we have the bird clock announcing the hour and @statigraham ‘s digital weather station. Nature journals, notebooks for five children – close to the back door for backyard nature studies. Then the magnifying glass and other tools and guides are in the baskets. Love this frugal set up. Cuts down on the visual clutter yet keeps the books in sight too. #HodgepodgeHomeschool ?

More IKEA For Homeschool

A run down of the IKEA we’ve done in the past:

  • IKEA Homeschool Spaces – Teen Girl’s Bedroom
  • IKEA for Homeschool – Organization Update – how things are working after several years
  • Our IKEA and Chalkboard Homeschool room – tour our school room – with the stages of all those changes
  • Chalkboard Desk – handy for math problems and toy cars (and close by organization for kinesthetic learner)
  • Maps as Window Treatments – Geography within Sight
  • 10 Homeschool Learning Centers at Hodgepodge – Creating learning centers is a bit of a passion for me. It’s an ongoing room by room makeover to meet the needs of our homeschool, our children.
  • All the stages of the Homeschool Makeover series.

Are you in a constant state of organizing too?

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Filed Under: Family Life, Helpful Habits, HomeMaking, HomeSchooling Tagged With: homeschool makeover, IKEA

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Tricia faces a daily dose of chaos homeschooling five children. The biggest lesson she’s learned? At the end of the day – when the dishes are put away and the children are tucked in bed – truly what matters is each child’s relationship with the Lord. Raising children is a God-given privilege and, folks, the time is short.

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  1. Julie says

    September 30, 2015 at 9:38 AM

    I love the bird clock! Can you tell us where you bought it? Great ideas and very inspiring, think i need to take a trip to IKEA soon ;=)

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    • Hodgepodgemom says

      September 30, 2015 at 3:49 PM

      Hi Julie! Our bird clock was a gift but I did a quick search online and it looks like you can find them on Amazon, at Bed Bath and Beyond, Cabela’s and via birdclock.net – We love ours!

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