A Glimpse at our School Room

We were heading out on a shopping trip during school hours today, and I thought -- just in case the truancy police were around -- I'd better take some "proof" that we're homeschoolers.

So I took some snaps of our school room.

It isn't clean, tidy, or especially presentable, but it's true-to-life.

I decided to post them because someone on a Yahoo! group I belong to had posted a request today about how people organize their school rooms.

Here it is:
the unvarnished truth! (And no, I'm not intentionally advertising Ikea; however, they do sell some good stuff for homeschoolers!)

Tables bought from a supplier
of Educational Furniture

Ikea "Trofast" Storage

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