May 2020 Archives - Homeschooling Teen

Letter from the Editor: May 2020

Homeschooling Teen is a monthly online magazine for homeschooled high schoolers ages 13-19, BY Homeschool Teens… FOR Homeschool Teens!

Thomas Peters is the Founder/CEO of two companies dedicated to scalable, personal engagement via SMS, messaging and custom smartphone apps.

Calvary Chapel Bible College was built upon the site of the old Murrieta Hot Springs resort in Southern California.

Here are five ways to better educate your teenagers from home.

Are you a parent trying to help your teens pass grammar tests, write high school papers, and craft college application essays? You need this book!

This informative page has links to helpful tools and resources on saving for college, budgeting, managing student loans, jobs and making money.

Career development is an important part of a high school education.

As you look to set your teens up for success in their education, make sure that you are equipped with these homeschool essentials.

Many of the homeschooling resources listed have been very useful to me and hopefully, they can be helpful to you too.

Gossamer is perfect for readers interested in dreams, nightmares, spirits and the dream world.

If you enjoyed playing Myst, you will like Quern. It has a similar mood and gameplay.

I STILL BELIEVE is based on the real-life story of singer Jeremy Camp. Want to ask him a question? Find out how!

I laugh when the politicians say they are deciding when to “reopen the economy.” They have no ability to make prosperity.

“Are there any good, conservative, current events websites geared for kids/teens?”

Here are 5 reasons rabbits are great starter pets, along with 3 tips to take into account when bringing a rabbit into your home.

The outrageous voyage of two brothers traveling across the Atlantic in an open fishing boat designed for shallow water. Watch it on Amazon!

Here is a list of online STEM resources and lessons freely available for use by homeschoolers.

New media is changing the way people across the world are entertained and consume information.

The Kaplan Group is offering a $1,000 scholarship to any student pursuing a business or law-oriented degree.

The type of music you listen to at work determines your level of productivity. This makes the tunes you choose very important.