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Fun and Creative Homeschool Activities for Moms and Teens

In this blog post, we’ll explore some fun and creative after-school activities that are sure to make both moms and teens happy.

A selection of 12 creative, educational, and fun Christmas gift ideas for teens.

Want a chance to win a $2,000 scholarship? Come up with a 250-word zombie survival plan — and quick! The deadline is Halloween!

Keep your creative juices flowing with the help of this inspiration-filled infographic.

Homeschooled poet Camille S. Campbell, author of “Her Poems – Women Poets Who Changed the World,” recently launched the Rising Poets Community.

If you feel like your homeschool routine is too blah, here are a few ideas to restore a creative and fun spark into the learning process.

I love my new Creative Pebble Plus computer speakers!

Electives give our teens an opportunity to live out their God-given purpose as they develop skills and talents beyond their basic academic courses.

A coming of age story about someone who alternates “aesthetics,” hoping that the person they have a crush on will return their feelings.

The goal of writing this poem is to empower people everywhere to speak out and stop ocean pollution.

In “My Grandmother’s Feet,” I tell the story of a woman who has volunteered, bettered the world and traveled around the globe.

Camille’s “My First Kiss on the Day of the Dead” poem won a Gold Key in the 2020 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, Southwest Region-at-Large.

Photo Fix for Teens can help take your pics from zero to hero in 8 weeks! Even if you just have a camera phone, you have all you need!

For this post we’ve put together “29 Ways To Stay Creative” in three different ways: 1) as a list; 2) as an infographic; and 3) as a video.

The immersive quality of home videos benefits the homeschooler by teaching them multiple things at once.

“When I am in an improvising mood . . . melodies burst from my fingertips.” ~ Alma Deutscher

Find out which of your favorite novels were inspired by dreams, and learn how you can leverage your own creativity.

A simple skill such as sewing can offer so many wonderful benefits to your teen.

Make time not only for regular structured art lessons, but also for some free, expressive drawing, which has been shown to reduce stress and anxiety.

Parents looking to prepare teens for their lives ahead, can find a wealth of educational resources beyond the classroom.

Here are a few reasons why it’s important for artists and musicians to obtain a college degree.

What happens when a juvenile delinquent is sent to live with a homeschool family?