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We turned our living room into my dream classroom and have two desks for teacher and student. There are lots of shelves and a dry erase board that gets daily use and is my most favorite item to use in the room. There are big windows for natural light, and I was able to get a great deal on a printer, laminator, and sound system for the room. We also use the kitchen table for a change in scenery and the bedroom if we're having a leisurely day of learning.
My oldest daughter and I sit on the loveseat in our living room. She has a desk with legs that slip under the loveseat. My other two children (ages 6 and 4) are on my left sitting at a little kid table with chairs.
How about 'scenes'' ? One corner in our wine and cream colored living room, on a love-seat with pillow blanket and a pile consisting of books, pencils and eraser...and sometimes a laptop. A computer desk in our warm yellowy-gold library / dining room with a snack and a drink. A round dining room table with four chairs, all filled with students studying language arts. A couch, love-seat, and chairs, all filled, listening to Mom read historical fiction among blankets and pillows and with a snack bowl. Pillow-laden beds with piles of books at their feet. On their bellies, on their backs, Indian style, sometimes a foot on the desk or table until Mom catches them, or sunk into a swivel arm chair with feet up and ear phones on.