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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Single Answer ID: #43807 Short A budding actress
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Find out what your teen likes, then propose activities centered around that interest. A budding actress might want to see a play, while a sports enthusiast would prefer tickets to a game. If your teen likes your idea, let him or her plan out the details, like what play you will see. Teens need to feel that they have a voice in planning activities. Actually bonding during that activity might be a little more challenging. Turn off the parenting voice, but don't try too hard to be their friend — teens want to "hang" with their peers, not mom or dad. In fact, it might be a good idea to allow them to bring a friend. That way, teenagers enjoy their friends' company while also spending time with their parents.

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