20 Homeschool Supplies You’ll Need for Kids

Are you getting ready to set up your Homeschool room or just resupplying for the new year? Make it a great year with this easy list of homeschool supplies. It’s everything you’ll need to have a productive year.

If you plan to do remote learning this year this would be a great list to get you started too. I’ve broken up the list with student supplies and parent/teacher homeschool supplies to make sure everyone is ready.

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Homeschool Supplies for Kids & Teachers

Homeschool Supplies for Kids

Pencils & Pens Holder – Organize all your kid’s pens, pencils, and markers with this cool rotating holder. We like that our kids can find items easier.

Pencils – I like to find fun pencils with patterns for the kids.

Markers – For the kids to draw or do school projects

Pencil Sharpener

Lined Paper – It’s always good to have a plain pack of lined paper

Construction Paper – If you want to do any school projects or art projects it’s nice to have some construction paper

Notebooks – I like to keep subjects more organized by having the kids work in a different notebook for each subject

Scissors – for projects

Glue Sticks – I like them better than glue bottles because they’re less messy

Magnetic To-Do List – We hung a magnetic to-do list on our fridge to help organize our day with a to-do list. It helps the kids focus and they love checking things off.

Calendar – If you have younger kids get a calendar to hang up on your wall so you can work on your weeks & days.

Workbooks – That follows the homeschool curriculum you plan to use.

Bins for Storage – To keep everything organized use bins either from Dollar Tree or Amazon. Check out how we organized our Homeschool Room with bins.

Educational Posters – turn your house into a classroom with educational posters of maps, literature, and math tips.

Parent / Teacher Supplies

If you are going to teach your kids at home here are some must-needed supplies for the teacher.

Hole Punch and Binders – To help you keep your papers organized.

Stapler – To keep all those papers together

File Folders – Keep all the different subjects organized with files.

Timer – Kids often want to know how much more time they have to works so a timer can be motivating for some children.

Laminator – If you want to print something and reuse it over and over a laminator can really come in handy. I like all the extra functions in the one below.

Printer & Printer Ink – An at-home printer is great to be able to print off information or worksheets for the kids. I suggest a wireless printer so you can print things off your phone or iPad too.

I hope these homeschool supplies have you prepared for a great year of homeschool or remote learning.

More Homeschool Resources

If you’re still at the beginning of your homeschooling journey make sure to read our guide on How to Start Homeschooling Your Kids. With everything you need to know before you start.

Find out how to set up budget-friendly Homeschool room organization ideas by remaking your dining room table or desk area.

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