Best Gifts for Homeschool Families
Need help find a gift for a homeschooling family? I know our family would have appreciated some gifts that we could all enjoy together or that I could use in our homeschool. It would have been better than a one off toy that the kids would have lost interest in and gone towards bringing our family together.
I know I would appreciate things that we could use in our homeschool rather than bright shiny toys that get played with just once and lose their appeal. See my list of the best gifts for homeschool families.
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Recommended Homeschool Books
If you’re starting your homeschool journey and need a refresher, grab one of these homeschool books.
Homeschool Planning Guide for the Unorganized Mom: An easy-to-follow plan for successful homeschooling when you don’t even know where to startThe Brave Learner: Finding Everyday Magic in Homeschool, Learning, and LifeThe Read-Aloud Family: Making Meaningful and Lasting Connections with Your KidsThe Well-Trained Mind: A Guide to Classical Education at HomeA Charlotte Mason Companion: Personal Reflections on the Gentle Art of LearningThe Call of the Wild and Free: Reclaiming Wonder in Your Child’s Education
Recommended Homeschool Planning Guide and Printable
Need more help getting your homeschool plans together?
Grab the Homeschool Planning Guide for the Unorganized Mom or The Unorganized Mom Printable Homeschool Planner to go from chaos to calm.
Best Gifts for Homeschool Families
If you have a friend or family member who homeschools their children, you might be wondering what sorts of gifts would be most appreciated. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Best Gifts for Homeschool Families
Here are my gift recommendations for a homeschool family. They'll be super happy to have any of these!
chevron print has four pockets to store regular-sized papers in. You can hang it on the front or back of a door, to make the most of your space.
you're like our family, you're always going through a lot of ink with printables!
Homeschool families never have enough books! Get them a Barnes and Noble gift card for books galore.
Easily keep organized with these binder clips. They have cute designs and are perfect for homeschool organization.
Board Games
Our family is a huge fan of board games and because our kids are so competitive, they have hoot trying to beat us. For older games, my boys love strategy games while my youngest loves to play Jenga or matching card games.
This 6-in-1 fun pack includes games like Go Fish, Memory, Old Maid, Crazy Eights, and two other exciting games!
We're also huge fans of puzzles and we've been working on a 1000 piece puzzle for weeks now whenever we have some quiet time. It's one of our favorite activities to do right before bed.
These are our favorite board games at the moment and we can play with our kids who are 7 and 12 right now.
This adventure board game made by Catan Studio is also a great choice to play with the family.
Field Trips
Homeschoolers love field trips, but taking your entire family can be costly. If you can swing an annual membership to a museum, art gallery, or zoo for a homeschool family, I know they would truly appreciate it.
Or you can also get these items that they can use to decorate or organize their homeschool space.
Every homeschool needs a world map! This large world map is great for displaying the different countries around the world.
This board can hold up to 6 of the kid's latest artwork. It can come in up to 6 different stains, great for matching any area of the home.
Some states require you to keep a portfolio, and it's nice for others to just have a record. This binder is made with you in mind, and can fit up to 400 pages.
This ottoman is perfect for a personal reading nook. You can put some reading materials or books inside which is perfect for small spaces.
This globe is great for the day or night! A globe is a great way for kids to decently see the world around them.
These storage cubes are 11x11x10.5", and they can be used for seriously everything - toys, clothes, books, supplies, curriculum - the options are endless, making them great for homeschool families.
Great for storage, this organizer comes with 9 bins that have 3 different shapes. It measures 12"D x 36"W x 24"H, and is great for storing toys, supplies, or curriculum.
This super nifty bookshelf is available with or without 2-piece folding storage bins and comes in either one of the seven different colors. It comes with a grey bench cushion perfect for little kids who love reading.
Whatever gift you choose, the important thing is to show your thoughtfulness and consideration.
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