How to Create a Simple Eco-Friendly Homework Station

Sending kids back to school means that homework will be coming home — and sometimes a lot of it! Homework can be frustrating for children, especially if they can’t locate the supplies that they need to get started. One of the easiest ways to keep your child on top of his homework is to make sure he is organized. This can be tough — especially with younger children who are just starting to learn the importance of keeping track of their school work.

A great way to keep your child’s homework organized at home is to create a simple homework station. I wanted a homework station that would not only keep Eben’s homework organized, but that would allow me to see his progress at a glance. I also needed a system that would be easy to use, both for him and myself – because if it is easy to use, he will do it! I spent a few minutes creating a homework station for my Eben this afternoon, using supplies that I found in my recycling bin and home office. Jump over to Inhabitots to learn how you can create an eco-friendly homework station for your child.

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