travel Archives - Homeschooling Teen

Lan Tsubata Lee: Director of “Dancing Joy”

“Dancing Joy,” a film directed by Lan Tsubata Lee, celebrates the innate beauty in every culture and people.

Are you a film fan? Come discover these famous filming locations!

If you are wondering if roadschooling is right for your family, then we are here to help.

LEGACY PEAK is an inspiring family adventure movie about facing your fears and moving on from the past.

Coloring a beneficial activity for people of all ages. This article includes a list of nice coloring books for teens.

Here are six reasons you may want to consider sending your child on a gap year to another country.

This infographic covers the main symptoms and phases of culture shock, and provides tips to overcome it.

Find an automobile museum near you and explore everything that it has to offer!

The best time to visit Massachusetts is in September and October, especially if you want to catch a glimpse of colorful fall foliage.

Explore America’s history and rekindle your patriotism at these patriotic places!

A colorful infographic featuring nine summer outdoor safety tips to safeguard your season’s getaways.

For the parent that is trying to avoid the influence of screens and tablets in favor of old-fashioned outdoors fun, take a look at these ideas.

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.

You know how everybody has a dream vacation? Well, I have more of a dream adventure. I want to go to Costa Rica!

Joe has recently begun a website called www.coolwilderness.com where he writes handy guides and tips for people who love camping.

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

One of the unique things about homeschooling is that it can be done from virtually anywhere, including a different country.

Use your next family vacation as a learning opportunity for your teens to practice skills they don’t get to hone in their ordinary routines.

Atari’s hotels promise to blend Atari-themed lodging with lots of video gaming experiences.

Is a special friend or relative coming to stay at your house during the holidays? Make a Welcome Kit and give them the VIP treatment!

“Find Me” will make you want to venture outside of your normal routine and explore the world around you.