Did you know that the Christian Bible is made up of two parts? The Old Testament and the New Testament help to teach each new generation about Christian beliefs, customs, and traditions through the telling of stories. Come and explore some of these great stories with HLN.

With so much turmoil in the world today, it is more important than ever to teach children the important values of life, and how to share these values with others. This thematic unit will explore character education and community service for all grades.

You may already have read a lot about raising your child's IQ; the traditional measure of a person's intellect. For the past 8 years, since Daniel Goleman wrote a book about EQ, or Emotional Intelligence, researchers, teachers and parents have been looking at another way that people are smart. Join HLN as we focus on the skills of emotional intelligence and why being emotionally literate is so important to your child success.

Join HLN today as we learn about how the courts of our country work from arrest to trial and acquittal to appeal.

What is a bill? How does a bill become a law? The United States legislative process is complex. Join HLN today as we examine how an idea evolves into a law

The United Nations has declared this decade, 2001-2010, the International Decade for a Culture of Peace and Non-Violence for the Children of the World. In this unit, children explore what world peace means and what it will take to achieve it.

Join us as we explore the responsibilities of citizenship and the benefits of making a contribution through community service. In this unit, children will identify their strengths and interests and explore projects which capitalize on those attributes.

The United Nations stands for peace and unity throughout the world. What does the United Nations do to promote peace on the planet and ease suffering around the globe? Join The Homeschool Learning Network for a cross-curriculum unit on the complex and unique organization that is The United Nations!

The religions of Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism/Confucianism, and Sikhism are a group of religions called the Eastern religions. They originated in countries like China, India, and Japan and have a combined following of over a billion and a half followers. What is at the core of these religions and what are their primary teachings? Join HLN, as we journey into the ideas and philosophies of the Eastern religions.

What makes up "quality time" with your family? How do take everyday tasks and turn them into teachable moments? Everything from a trip to the store to a family games night can be quality family time. Join HLN this week as we brainstorm some great ways to learn and have fun...together!

The word 'Hispanic' does not define a nationality or a race. It describes a culture. So, who is Hispanic?

Conflict is something we all face everyday. Sometimes the conflict is small and can be dealt with easily. Sometimes the conflict is global, out of our control and without a clear resolution. Both situations can cause stress and anxiety. So how do we deal with conflict in a way that will help rather than hinder? Join HLN as we look at what conflict is and how to resolve our feelings about it.

The Primal Religions of the world have unique and extremely varied characteristics. Many are polytheistic. All have ceremony and rituals that define the religion. From the Native American religions to the religions of African and the Pacific Islands, join HLN as we explore these startling religions!

Thursday, April 25th, is the tenth annual celebration of "Take Our Daughters To Work Day." The day was founded by the Ms. Foundation in 1993 to increase girls' awareness of the many opportunities of work in the world open to them. Join us as we explore the day, the reasons behind it, and what is being done to create environments in which strong, confident girls can grow.