I don’t want to give you a false impression – I don’t spend as much one-on-one time with my kids as I feel like I should. I’ve always said that prioritizing quality time with your teenagers is one of the hardest parts of homeschooling; at least for me, it is. By the end of the school part of our day, I’m ready just to sit down and relax for a bit – or it’s time to get dinner started.

Now that my kids are all teens and young adults, sometimes arranging quality time can be even more difficult.

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If you've got older kids, try these fun, simple Valentine's day ideas for teenagers (and tweens) to make the day special for your family.

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Try this easy salt dough map to learn more about world climate zones!

Have you ever wondered what the weather is like in other parts of the world—or which countries have similar climates to where you live? That’s where studying world climates (and using a climate zone map) comes in handy. You might be surprised to find out that places on opposite sides of the globe actually share similar weather patterns. And sometimes, the climate in a place isn’t at all what you’d expect!

If you’ve ever wished the world came with a giant “climate cheat sheet” to explain why it’s snowing in one place and scorching hot in another, well, good news—you (or your teens) are about to make one.

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Having trouble planning your high school reading list? Pairing literature with history and using popular books as a foundation for further study might be a place to start. Here are some ideas.

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When your homeschooled teen is ready for his first job, try these practical tips to help him confidently navigate the process from application to paperwork.

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