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Access this file to print and use the Moenahā template in your curriculum planning. **Note: translations for this template's sections are included in your Blue PD folder.**

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Kumu Spotlight: Kumu Katie Kealoha, Waiʻanae High School

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Kumu Spotlight: Kumu Katie Kealoha, Waiʻanae High School

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Use this resource in your lesson planning and as a tool in your place-based curriculum development.

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UPLOAD A PICTURE OF YOUR MINI AHUPUAʻA HERE!

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UPLOAD A PICTURE OF YOUR MINI AHUPUAʻA HERE!

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Help us document our experience together!
Upload a picture of your mini ahupuaʻa here.

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UPLOAD YOUR GROUPʻS LAU KUKUI HERE! (Please put your group members names in the caption of your upload)

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UPLOAD YOUR GROUPʻS LAU KUKUI HERE! (Please put your group members names in the caption of your upload)

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In our September PD, we worked in teams to create a lesson plan targeting different age groups. 1 member from each breakout group will be responsible to upload the teamʻs Lau Kukui lesson plan here.
Please be sure to add your groupʻs grade level and each members name to the caption of your lau kukui.

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Kumu Katie used this website in her ahupuaʻa assignment the day of her filming. It may be useful for you all in your lessons!

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Kumu Katie used this website in her ahupuaʻa assignment the day of her filming. It may be useful for you all in your lessons!

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Presentations on the Atlas of Hawaiian Watersheds & Their Aquatic Resources were given recently by:

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Here is a copy of our September Mālama Kai PD. Feel free to return here to review any info shared in our PD for your lesson planning.

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Group Members: Ku'u, Gaison, Genai, Makamae/Kapela

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‘Elima, ‘eono, ‘ehiku & ‘ewalu happy for now 😳

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These are my notes from the breakout room when we discussed a lesson plan for preschoolers on the ahupua`a activity.

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‘Elima, ‘eono, ‘ehiku, & ‘ewalu happy for now😳

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Lā 1 of our mini ahupuaʻa and ke ola nei ʻo K2😀🐟

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How can I be a better steward of marine life in my hometown?

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What does the moʻolelo tell us about Waiʻanae?

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Here is my mini ahupua`a. I took Ku`uʻs advice with the plant. My fish also died but I have other fish that I moved into their new home. Iʻm excited to see my olena and fish grow.

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For our groupsʻ ho`opuka, I didnʻt have time to share, but I really liked the idea of just reposing the essential question to the haumana, and then having them come up with projects that they would like to create. If they couldnʻt come up with any ideas, then I would have a back-up list of ideas for them to choose from like write a mele or poetry, art piece, slide show, service project, essay, etc. for them to creatively show their learning but with choice. This lead my thoughts to defense and senior projects...self directed projects are the basis for defense systems (I think) and this process has helped me understand (a little) of how we got there.

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Last year's, but look at how big it got.  

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Last year's, but look at how big it got.  

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Not bad for someone without a green thumb.
-Mark

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My i'a died twice (oy!). My 'olena is slowly growing. It took me forever to post because I had to get more i'a.

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Here is a mix of what my group and I discussed and what I could do with my class and grade level.

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Waiting for my olena to grow, and my fish is alive!

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Aloha gang, don't forget to sign your posts so we are able to see who posted what.  Mahalo!

P.S. I am editing this post because I forgot to sign it...ironic....unlike the Alanis Morissette song.
-Mark

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Olena not growing yet but Olena the fish is still happily alive 🐟 Tanya 

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Olena not growing yet but Olena the fish is still happily alive 🐟 Tanya 

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Kala mai, late post. This was pictured on 2/23/22.

Update: All of my iʻa died but I believe my mini ahupuaʻa is doing well😄🤞🏽

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Mistakes will be made but we try and try again!

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Had to put a piece of muslin to keep the soil from falling through.

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Our group had great discussions and ideas. Can’t wait to do this with my class!

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My original i'a unfortunately didn't make it. I already had 2 other back up goldfish from kula, so I put them in there and they are still going and growing. The olena hadn't grown though so I'm not sure if I did that part correctly or not :( I did put another olena that was already sprouted (not pictured) and it is growing nicely. Also side note: my keiki named our two fish Captain America and Black Widow.

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Here are some pictures of ahupuaʻa that students made. We consulted the science teacher (Mr. Fischer) because we used guppies and didnʻt know about the fish. They are more resilient than the goldfish. And then he gave us artificial sun. Because we didn't have olena, we planted seeds and he suggested a layering of soil, then cinder, and we also used a screen to hold it all in/not pollute the water. The kids loved hands on kine tings! -Jenine Ibanez