And while thats nice, we all dont have spare guest rooms we can convert into a homeschool room.
Some kids will definitely be learning at kitchen tables and in corners of rooms this year.
We also dont have unlimited budgets to spend on preparing an Instagrammable learning space.
Another place Hollaway has found deals is at thrift stores. Aileen Perilla/The Penny Hoarder
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Consider what furniture tables, chairs, desks, etc.
you already have that could work for your homeschool setup.
Another strategy for saving money is to grabcheaper store-brand products rather than name-brand ones.
ensure youre getting a deal by checking if the price per unit is cheaper than buying items individually.
Shop Secondhand for Gear
Another place Hollaway has found deals are at thrift stores.
Browse your local secondhand shops for books, educational materials or even desks and chairs.
Check childrens consignment stores too.
In addition, look for used items for your homeschool space at garage sales or on Craigslist.
Fortunately, many school districts across the country are providing students with the devices they need.
Make an end-of-summer project out of creating posters or collages.
Using washi tape is another low-cost way to incorporate pops of color.
Once you no longer need a homeschool room, you’re able to peel the tape right off.
Chalkboard contact paper is an inexpensive, non-permanent alternative to using chalkboard paint in your space.
Instead of buying storage bins and containers, get creative with stuff you have at home.
Cover boxes with wrapping paper or washi tape to make them look pretty.
Nicole Dow is a senior writer at The Penny Hoarder.
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