AnswerSome great summer activities would be: Volunteer at a local homeless shelter, YMCA, or animal shelter. Swimming, bike riding, sports, horse back riding, gardening, hiking, roller blading/skating, and wake boarding are also great activities to do in the summer time.

AnswerThere's a two part requirement he'll need to work on. The first is that he'll need to pass a written test, and the second is that he'll have to perform well in a driving test.

AnswerTaking the time to sit down and talk would be the first step in helping your teen. Talking with your teen helps identify the problems and listen to what they have to say. If they are having trouble making friends and become depressed, for instance, you can sign them up for sports so they can learn to communicate with others and bond with their teammates. If they have low self esteem maybe you can boost it by getting them to follow a hobby that they're good at and can excel in.