Our Summer Activities for Teenagers Series is the perfect place to find things to do in the summer! In this installment, we have lots of ideas for ‘The Storyteller’ in your family!
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Put your words on paper…
- Write a book
- Write a short story
- Start a blog
- Write a poem
- Write a movie script
- Write a skit
- Write a monologue
- Write a children’s book
- Write a song

Keep family memories alive…
- Interview older family members and write down stories for a family memory book
- Gather recipes and create a family cookbook
- Create photo books of family memories from digital photos

Become bilingual…
- Learn a new language
- Learn a few phrases in several different languages

Share your thoughts…
- Create a podcast to share your personal stories
- Create a book review podcast
- Find an interesting podcast to listen to

Curl up with a good book…
- Read a new book series
- Read a classic you haven’t gotten to yet
- Record yourself reading a children’s book and send it to family members with young kids
- Start a book club
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Disclaimer: All activities in this series may not be suitable for every teenager. It is the responsibility of parents/guardians to determine whether their teens are of appropriate age, maturity, and ability to participate in any given activity. It’s a Joyous Journey LLC takes no responsibility for any accident, injury, behavior, damage, etc. resulting from any person’s involvement in any activity listed in this series. Please note that many activities involve the internet/social media. We take no responsibility for any content on any website other than our own. Please monitor your teen according to your own family’s internet/social media guidelines.
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