How to Create a Portable DIY Homework Station for Your Kids! by Christine Jones

DIY Parenting
6 years ago

How to Create a Portable DIY Homework Station for Your Kids!

Who hasn't found themselves running around looking for a hole punch at 9 p.m. for some school project! Not this year! Get ahead of the homework crunch by creating a homework caddy. Take a plastic portable bin or basket and fill it with everything kids need to do their homework. Here are some things to include:

  • plain and lined paper
  • stapler
  • calculator
  • tape
  • crayons and markers
  • hole punch
  • ruler
  • scissors
  • rubber cement and a glue stick
  • highlighters
  • Sharpies
  • index cards
  • rubber bands, paper clips and binder clips
  • pencil sharpener

This caddy can now go from room to room wherever your kids do their homework. It’s also easy to grab and throw in the car if one child needs to do their homework in the car while taking a sibling to their soccer game or something. Now there's no excuse for the kids to not get it done!

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Notebook Paper $2 & Up
Staplers $4 & Up
Calculators $6 & Up
Tape $3 & Up
Crayons $2 & Up
Hole Punchers $2 & Up
Rulers $1 & Up
Scissors $4 & Up
Rubber Cement $2 & Up
Glue Sticks $1 & Up
Highlighters $5 & Up
Index Cards $1 & Up
Paper Clips $2 & Up
Meredith Schneider
Ahhhhhh! I love this! With 4 kids that are gonna range from kindergarten to a freshman in high school I'm so gonna use this awesome homework caddy idea. Thanks for sharing Chrissy Jones ;)
Mike Prochaska
We have many of these because my kids love doing art

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