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BY Homeschool Teens … FOR Homeschool Teens! Homeschooling Teen is the leading online magazine for homeschooled high schoolers and young adult alumni. Much of the content for this monthly e-zine is written by our subscribers, and there are many opportunities for readers to regularly participate – whether it’s submitting book or movie reviews, sending in original short stories and poems, or writing a regular column. Each issue features a profile of a … Read entire article »
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The iPad: Can this technology de-borify school?
OK, so maybe de-borify isn’t officially a word, but have you considered that the iPad can actually make school fun and make you excited to learn? CollegePlus just published a new eBook that explains how an iPad can help you master difficult subjects and in the most effective manner according to your learning style. Go here to get a free copy of the eBook and to get a chance to win a new iPad! … Read entire article »
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Scott MacIntyre
By Faith, Not By Sight: The Inspirational Story of a Blind Prodigy, a Life-Threatening Illness, and an … Read more »
Willow Tufano
“I am Willow Tufano. I am 14, and I own a MacBook Air, a paddleboard, a long … Read more »
Rick Santorum & Family
Meet the Presidential Candidate and Homeschool Dad! Former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, currently a Republican candidate … Read more »
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Biola University
For over 100 years, Biola University has been carrying out its mission of biblically-centered education, scholarship and … Read more »
Welcome to Homeschooling Teen!
BY Homeschool Teens … FOR Homeschool Teens! Homeschooling Teen is the leading online magazine for homeschooled high … Read more »
Bethany Hamilton
Bethany Hamilton, a homeschooled surfer girl, had high hopes for making surfing her career. Then one … Read more »
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Scott MacIntyre
By Faith, Not By Sight: The Inspirational Story of a Blind Prodigy, a Life-Threatening Illness, and an Unexpected Gift Scott MacIntyre – the acclaimed singer, songwriter, pianist, and American Idol Season 8 finalist – has released his first book called By Faith, Not By Sight. In the inspirational book, Scott tells how he started playing the piano by ear at 3 … Read entire article »
California Lutheran University
California Lutheran University (also known as Cal Lutheran or CLU) is a university of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, part of a 500-year-old tradition of Lutheran higher education. CLU was founded in 1959 as California Lutheran College, and the name was changed to California Lutheran University in 1986. CLU’s mission statement reads as follows: “California Lutheran University is a selective … Read entire article »
Librarian
Librarians like to read, do research, and find facts. They usually spend a lot of time at a desk or computer. Librarians organize information and help people look for books, magazines, and other resources. They arrange the books and other items so people can find them easily. Some librarians keep records, develop databases, and supervise other library workers. They also … Read entire article »
Stepping Stones
A Monthly Devotional, by Michaela Popielski Hey guys. So for this devotional I think I will talk a bit on creation. Creation is probably one of the first things we learn in Sunday school along with Jesus is good as well as the son of God. But creation I think has a bit more to it than that. Yes God made … Read entire article »
Your Fashion Signature: Dressing for Your Body Shape: Pt 2
Your Fashion Signature… And When You Should Sign By MaryssaJoy Dressing for (Your Name Here) Part 2: Women Only Rectangle “It gives you such a glow just to know you’re wearing lipstick and heels!”-Bye Bye Birdie Flattering Accessories ~Long strings of beads ~Add belts to outfits Avoid ~ Bags that are dainty or frilly ~ Choker style necklaces As for shoes, go for… ~Strappy stiletto heels ~Ballerina pumps Avoid ~Avoid knee boots … Read entire article »
The History of Homeschooling
By Aubrey Tuggle, 17 Are you homeschooled? Although you probably know many other homeschoolers, I bet you don’t know many adults who have been homeschooled. Perhaps even your parents weren’t homeschooled. I doubt that your grandparents were. But although homeschooling probably seems like a new idea, it has been around since the beginning of time. Literally. The first homeschoolers were…..Adam and Eve! … Read entire article »
Water For Sale
By Adrianna Kuzma Water is essential for life. Everyone, not just for the rich, needs water to survive. Three major companies from Europe have supplied water to countries suffering from a lack of public water structures: they are Suuez, Thames Water, and Vivend (Flow). Supporters of privatizing water utilities claim success both in service quality and efficiency. Summarizing the benefits, a writer … Read entire article »
Laughter, Tears, and Our Teen Years
By McKennaugh Kelley, 15 We’ve all had someone be cruel to us. It’s probably not too long ago that you felt angry and down because of what someone said, whether it was a good friend or the person that checked out your groceries. Although lots of times it’s really no big deal, we let our whole day be ruined by some … Read entire article »
The Razor’s Edge: Runaway
By Madeleine Richey, 16 “Runaway” is a name. It’s a brand of people, some say. It’s a call that lures our youth into the streets “run away!” A lot of people listen to that call and a lot of people assume that name. But they’re not a special brand of people. They’re a lot like you and me. Whether they’re a … Read entire article »
Being Wise in Wisdom Teeth Removal
By Ashley Cline When you go in to have your four, or maybe only one or two, of your wisdom teeth removed, you probably will be absolutely refusing to do it. Same here! After my recent experience of having mine out, I’ve decided to share my experience and advice. First of all, when you go in to have your surgery, don’t … Read entire article »
The Sports Report
The Sports Report, by Caela Countdown to the 2012 Summer Olympics The 2012 Summer Olympics are in London, England; they start on July 27th. There will be 216 countries represented from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. The estimated 10,500 athletes will be competing in the following 26 sports: Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Boxing, Canoe Slalom, Canoe Sprint, Cycling-BMX, Cycling-Mountain Bike, Cycling- Road, … Read entire article »
Princess Bellarina by Marilyn Obsuna
Bookshelf of a (Maybe) Teen Author, by Emily Russell An engaging and innovative fairy tale that celebrates the fundamental strength of a woman’s love. I just want to start out by saying this book is from a vanity press; this means the author paid Dorrance Publishing instead of the other way around. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing; it just means the … Read entire article »
Dear Esther
Dear Esther was originally created in 2007 by Dan Pinchbeck, a researcher at the University of Portsmouth (UK), as part of a project funded by the Arts & Humanities Research Council to explore game play and storytelling. It was built in the Source engine and released in 2008 as a mod for Half Life 2. In 2009, professional game artist Robert … Read entire article »
Macross Frontier
WOOHOOO!! Singerrrrs…Innn….SPAAACE!!! The year is 2059. Mankind is out wandering the galaxy, looking for hospitable planets to colonize. In the beginning of the show, a reconnaissance unit sent to an unexplored asteroid belt is destroyed by a swarm of alien biomechanical insects, called the Vajra. The Vajra then start attacking the rest of the fleet. Alto Saotome is a high school student, … Read entire article »
Readers Write
This month we have a nice collection of poems and other writings sent in by readers. Featuring: “Rescued,” by Katie Bailey; a short story titled “The Old Man and His Wife,” by Kayla Johnson; and an assortment of poems by Alexis Lewis. Enjoy! Rescued By Katie Bailey, 15 Standing alone in a dark, lightless room Wondering where I have been. How did I come to … Read entire article »
5 Green Activities for Teens
Ideally, it’s up to the younger generation to make sure that the earth’s future is a promising one. That said, it’s important to teach children about sustainability as soon as possible. If your child is now in his or her teen years, it’s still not too late. There are tons of fun, age appropriate green activities to help your child become a more eco-conscious person. For my personal top five, continue reading below. 1. Cook an Organic Feast One of the easiest ways for your teen to learn about organic foods and sustainable dining is to simply cook or prepare a meal using organic and environmentally-friendly products, such as free-range beef and chicken and organic vegetables and … Read entire article »
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