I don’t want to give you a false impression – I don’t spend as much one-on-one time with my kids as I feel like I should. I’ve always said that prioritizing quality time with your teenagers is one of the hardest parts of homeschooling; at least for me, it is. By the end of the school part of our day, I’m ready just to sit down and relax for a bit – or it’s time to get dinner started.

Now that my kids are all teens and young adults, sometimes arranging quality time can be even more difficult.

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Learn how to make an edible cell model, using cake and candies, that looks as incredible as it tastes.

Making a cell model of some sort seems to be a universal rite of passage for middle and/or high school students. At some point during a biology unit, nearly every student is asked to build a model showing the parts of a cell. It’s one of those classic science assignments that shows up year after year in classrooms and homeschool science curricula.

Even if your science curriculum doesn’t assign a cell model project, you should consider doing one anyway.

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If you've got older kids, try these fun, simple Valentine's day ideas for teenagers (and tweens) to make the day special for your family.

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This Valentines day canvas art project is so easy to make, is relatively inexpensive, and doesn't require much in the way of supplies. And it looks beautiful!

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This list of ultimate ways to socialize for middle grade homeschoolers includes family friends socialization ideas and solo opportunities for middles as well.

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