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Fall Activities for Teens - Week Seven

These fall activities for teens can be done individually, with friends or with the whole family. Each week has four different types of teen fall activities: Make This (Recipe), Craft This, Learn How and Get Out and Go! Each activity idea is fun for your teen. Check out week seven's fall activities for teens now.

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Parent Review: How to Talk So Teens Will Listen & Listen So Teens Will Talk

Heather Gatley reviews How to Talk So Teens Will Listen & Listen So Teens Will Talk, by Adele Faber & Elaine Mazlishy for us. Read her review and see why she gives this book 4-stars.

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Fall Activities for Teens - Week Six

These fall activities for teens can be done individually, with friends or with the whole family. Each week has four different types of teen fall activities: Make This (Recipe), Craft This, Learn How and Get Out and Go! Each activity idea is fun for your teen. Check out week six's fall activities for teens now.

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Money Saving Tips: Redoing Your Teen�s Room? Shop the Yard and Garage Sales!

Teen like being unique and there is no better opportunity to allow them to be so that in their own space, with their own stuff. But obtaining that stuff can be costly! In our home we have offset some of that cost by refurbishing and creating useful things from attic, garage sale or yard sale finds. Think of it this way, a wood lamp can cost you anywhere from $25 to $60 dollars at a furniture store - not including the shade. You can get a workable lamp for $2-$5 at a yard sale and paint it and cover the shade for another $5-$10. That is a $10 to $20 savings and your teen has made something that is unique to themselves.

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