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Summer Nights

A Poem by Hannah Barber.

New Phases

New phases in life can be scary, like driving a car for the first time or starting college. But I wouldn’t want to be stuck in one season forever.

Power Elements of Story Structure (Power Elements of Fiction Book 1) by Rebecca LuElla Miller

This informative writing manual addresses important elements such as where to start a novel, openings that hook readers, backstory, creating tension, foreshadowing, and much more.

Scarlet, by Marissa Meyer

The twist to the Red Riding Hood story was FAN-FLIPPIN-TASTIC!

Black Bullet: Anime Show Review

The story is about Japan being invaded by Gastrea, a creature that if someone gets bit they turn into one.

3 Animated French Films You Will Enjoy

If you’re used to watching Disney/Pixar movies or Japanese anime, take a look at these unique animated French films.

Patema Inverted

A unique perspective-twisting fantasy adventure about two people separated by opposite gravities.

5 Great Apps that Teens will Love to Play

If you are looking for some great fun and addicting games to play this summer, then look no further than these amazing apps.

3 STEM Activities for Summer Fun and Learning

Here are some free open-source STEM lessons from Hofstra University that integrate inquiry, math, and engineering design.

The Influence of Technology on the English Language

See the changes that have taken place in the English language as you take an interactive journey through the history of communications from the printing press to social media.

Parents and Homework

Did you know…? The most popular subjects that parents help their kids with are English and Math. Learn more about parents and homework in this infographic.

Isaiah Liljequist and the Steps for Life Walk-a-thon

Isaiah Liljequist is a 13-year-old homeschooler participating in his fourth year of Steps for Life, continuing in his sister’s footsteps.

Georgia Gwinnett College: Celebrating its 10th Anniversary

Founded in 2005, Georgia Gwinnett College is one of the nation’s first four-year public colleges to be founded in the 21st century.

Four Ways to Improve Yourself as a Teenager in the Making

It is said if you want to make or break a person, throw them in certain surroundings at the peak of their teen age.

5 Effective Ways to Get Support for a Homeschool Network

Homeschooling can be made easier with the help of support groups, communities, forums, co-ops and conventions.

College Life Dilemma – Make Learning Stress-free

Nothing is considered stress-free in this century; be it school or work. But certain procedures can make these tasks less stressful.

How To Be An Effective Camp Counselor

A job as a Camp Counselor falls under the broader career category of Recreation Workers.

Art in Island: Changing the Way We View Art One Selfie at a Time

While certain museums around the world strictly disallow the use of selfie sticks for photography, one interactive art museum fully expects guests to apply selfie sticks to their advantage.