1. Arrange personal space Try to allocate a place where the child will be the owner and will be able to arrange everything to his liking. A great idea is to hang a whiteboard or corkboard on the wall. Stickers, posters, and drawings will get their rightful place, and you won’t have to worry about wallpapers and subdue the violent fantasy of a young creator.
2. Organize convenient storage Younger schoolchildren are still playing with toys, assembling LEGOs and puzzles, crafting from paper, and sculpting from plasticine. All this needs to be stored somewhere. Moreover, it is important that it is convenient for the child to independently get objects and then put them away.
3. Allocate space for technology Modern children actively use technology: computers, tablets, smartphones, and electronic clocks. For them, you need to provide a place and the required number of outlets.
4. Choose the right furniture To prevent a violation of posture in a child, it is necessary to choose the right furniture. In a sitting position, the edge of the table should be at chest level, arms bent at the elbows, lie on the table, and legs rest on the floor.
5. Customize your lighting It is best to place the desktop near the window: the child can do homework in natural, healthy lighting. For classes in the evenings, a table lamp, wall lamp, or floor lamp with directional light is useful.
6. Remember friends Surely, friends will come to your child to do homework together or play after class. Here you need to take care of the comfortable accommodation of all children.
7. Don’t forget about girls Young girls love to try on jewelry and do hair and make-up. If there is no room for a boudoir in the room, it can be arranged on the desktop: install a folding mirror, and organize the storage of cosmetics, hairpins, elastic bands, and other necessary things.
8. Stick to the regime Even in a comfortable workplace, the child will be tired from classes. Long-term hard work will harm a fragile body, so every 30–40 minutes you need to take a break: arrange exercises, go for a short walk, and change activities.