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Travel Journal

Keep a journal of your travels. You will sharpen your awareness of your surroundings and your writing skills. Reading your journal will bring back vivid memories of your vacation, which can often be used in essay assignments or just to help you relive that special time.

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Keep a Journal

Keep a journal. Record more than a list of times and places. Use your senses to describe what you see and do. When you are given a writing assignment and have writer´s block, your journal can often remove the block. You may be able to rework a journal entry to fit the assignment.

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Career Exploration

Do some career exploration by volunteering your time in an area you are considering for your future. Unless there is a safety hazard, your help will be welcomed by most companies or organizations.

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Where Am I?--Get a Map.

Get a map to follow your progress on the trip. It is fun to track your path along the highways and the map gives you a better idea of where you are and when you will reach your destination. You might even locate an interesting place to take your next rest stop. Information centers are great places to get new maps and other literature about the areas you plan to visit. The brochures you find make nifty additions to your travel scrapbook.

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Travel Games

Many travel hours can be spent playing group games, which require no paper. In the “I'm going on a trip and I'm taking…..” game the first person names an item beginning with A. The second person repeats the “I'm going on a trip and I'm taking” listing the A item and adding an item beginning with the letter B. Eventually, you will make it through the whole alphabet and have 26 items in the “suitcase.” This game taxes your brain and leads to lots of laughter.

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Visit College Campuses

High school students should use the summer vacation to make campus visits to colleges or universities. Visiting colleges in your community first will give you a point of reference when visiting campuses more distant from home.

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Expand Your Horizons

Take advantage of any free lessons, demonstrations, or programs presented in your community. Every new skill or insight will lead you to another opportunity.

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