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How to Have a Well-Stocked Homeschool Closet

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Today, I’m going to give you a peek into my homeschool closet.  Or rather a list of what I keep in our homeschool closet. 

Because we homeschool in a child-led manner, it is pretty much necessary that I be prepared for just about anything. One thing I try to do to make sure Ben has what he needs for whatever impassions  him on any given day is to keep a well-stocked homeschool closet. 

Be ready for anything your child finds interestingly by keeping a well-stocked homeschool closet. Includes ideas for science, math, geography, nature study, games, and crafts! #homeschool #homeschoolsupplies #homeschoolcrafts #homeschoolroom

Here is a sampling of what you’ll find when peeking into our homeschool closet.

Science

microscope with interesting pre-made slides

telescope

Snap Circuits

Lego sets

Chemistry set

Nature bag (insect collection tools, butterfly net, Discovery Scope, point and shoot camera, nature journal/colored pencils, ziploc baggies, nature guide)

Electronics Kits

History/Geography

globe

laminated wall maps

historical timeline

history project kits

Math

pattern blocks/tangrams

measuring tools (rulers, measuring tape, balance)

calculator

compass

protractor

graph paper

fraction squares

manipulative blocks

Learning Wrap-Ups

Art

canvas

paints (watercolor, tempera, acrylic) and paint brushes

art paper, sketchpads

Prismacolor pencils, crayons, chalk pastels, this graphite pencil set, markers

modeling clay

colorful Sharpie pens

craft supplies

old magazines

Games

Apples to Apples Jr.

Scrabble

Yahtzee

Quirkle

Blokus

Bananagrams

Mastermind

Scrambles States of America

Stratego

Life

Clue

various card games (Skip Bo, Uno, Phase 10)

puzzles (we love Ravensberger)

 

 

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