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'ike to next generations.

the reason we tell moʻolelo is to inform people about the past and also to remember our past. I can use ʻike kupuna to inform what i do today and provide insight for the future by sharing moʻolelo that I learn.

The reason why we tell mo‘olelo is to keep the stories alive. I can use 'ike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by using what happened as a result of their actions.

I can use ike kupuna to carry on traditions

I an use ike kupuna to imform what I do today and provide insight for the future by learning about ike kupuna and learning the lessons my kupuna had learned and use that ike in my day to day life.

-Aubrey Lee

I can use 'ike kupuna today by showing aloha kekahi ikekahi.

Many mo'olelo also have life lessons that can help teach people important lessons. I can also learn about culture practices and beliefs through mo'olelo.

I can use 'ike kupuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by understanding what's the problem and what's the solution in the mo'olelo. And by understanding what they went though so we have a window into their life.

-Kelsen Miyamoto

the tell storys to pass down ike from a kupunu and to not let one s culture die out with its be beliefs

I can use ʻIke Kūpuna to inform what i do today and provide insight for the future by knowing how they did things in the past, most of our kūpuna never did things that werenʻt righteous that would affect someones day or even life, they thought to care for one another, and to share aloha with everyone and the lāhui.

I can use 'ike kupuna today by showing aloha kekahi ikekahi.

I can use 'ike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by using my knowledge from my ancestors past and my background knowledge, and telling the future generation moʻolelo.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by showing people who to understand the past. And to respect the people that came before us.

-Kamalu Vasconcellos

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by knowing ʻike kūpuna. If I know ʻike kūpuna, I will be able to learn from it. I can learn from my kūpunaʻs mistakes and lessons to do better things in the future. We can also pass it down to younger generations so it can live on and shape the future.

I can use ʻike kupuna to inform what I do today and provide future insight by sharing information and pass it down for generations.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by taking the past and using the knowledge to help me. For example, if my kupuna tells me a story about a boy who lied a lot, I won't lie and I will be honest with people and myself.

I can use ike kupuna to inform what i do today and provide insight for the future by telling mo'olelo and practicing our traditions.

I can use 'Ike kūpuna to help guide me in my life and use the knowledge that any of my kūpuna tell me.

The reason we tell moʻōlelo is to also bestow new knowledge in the future, plus the moʻōlelo we tell can be passed down and also keeps some of the language alive.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what i do today and provide insight for the future by using the ways and knowledge of my kūpuna.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do by following the knowledge of my ancestors and letting it lead me. I can follow family traditions and also use values to make sure that I am acting accordingly.

I can use ʻike kūpuna by seeing how they did things back then and connect it with how we do modern things.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to keep our culture alive, and so that I can teach other so our culture can continue to exist.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to infrom what I do today and provide insight for the future by putting what me kūpuna taught my to use in my everyday life. I can also pass down my kūpuna's knowledge and have it live on for more generations to come.

I can use ʻike Kupuna in my everyday life to learn about what my kupuna did in their childhood/adulthood so i can be successful in life.

The reason why we tell mo'olelo is so that we can past down our ike and beliefs to our ohana so that our ike doesn't go away.

We also tell mo'olelo so that we can learn new things or teach others about somthing they don't know. we tell so they can know our traditions and our kupuna. That is why we tell mo'olelo

I can use ʻike kupuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by taking this knowledge and applying it to real world situations.

I can use ʻīke kupuna to inform my decisions by using the lessons and applying them

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by applying the values and practices of my kūpuna to do what is right. Additionally, I can use ʻike kūpuna to teach others around me about my culture.

I can use ʻIke Kūpuna to learn and understand what has come before me.

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I can use 'Ike Kūpuna to inform what I do and provide insight for the future by telling mo'olelo to the next generations, because mo'olelo holds ancient knowledge that is meant to be passed down.

I can use ʻike Kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by sharing this knowleg with the kaiaulu and the lahui of our ʻaina.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight by keeping the beliefs and values of my kūpuna in mind, and using their teachings to make sure I do the right thing.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by keeping the knowledge I have learned in my mind and share to the future generation to come.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what i do today and provide insight for the future by learning more about my history and then teaching that to the younger generations.

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I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by passing down my knowledge so they can gain and pass on the knowledge I have.

- Skylaer Brown

I can use ʻIke Kūpuna to inform what I do and by telling moʻolelo about ancient knowledge from out Kūpuna.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by using the ways that helped them thrive in the past to help future generations to thrive. I can also show this by always keep in mind that I am representing my ʻohana, so I should always do the right thing.

I can uses the 'ike Kūpuna to choose how i think of things in both the modern world and when taking care of the land.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight by learning and also applying everything that I learn in my life daily.

I can use ʻIke Kūpuna to inform what i do today and provide insight for the future by sharing my insights with the generations to come and learn from the generations before me.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by knowing the mistakes and triumphs our ancestors experienced in the past and using that knowledge to move forward in a more efficient and learned way than before.

I can ʻike kupunua to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by following in the steps of our aliʻi and servant leaders. I can apply what I learned from ke aliʻi Pauahi, King Kamehameha ʻEkahi, and Princess Liliʻuokalani (to name a few) to be a righteous person and live my life to the best it can be.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by making sure I keep that ʻike and tell other people in the future to use those same strategies that our kūpuna used.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to share what I did today and for generations. These stories of what our traditions are and kūpuna did back then.

I can use 'ike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by passing on knowlage that I have learned from past teachers and using it to grow and develop.

I can use ʻIke Kupuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by keeping traditions alive through generations and always seeking more information about my culture.

ʻIke Kupuna is 'the knowledge of your ancestors'. I rarely end up using it but I still value it greatly.

I can use ʻike kūpuna today to inform what i do today and provide isight for the future of our kūpuna.

I can use ike kupuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by utilizing the values and beliefs of my kupuna.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by passing down moʻolelo I have learned from my kūpuna.

-Khloe Miguel-Romero

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inofrm what i do today and provide insight for the future by passing down all my knowledge to future generations.

I can use 'ike kūpuna to inform the next generation about what is to come and to give them an overview of the future

I can use 'Ike Kupuna to inform what I do today by practicing cultural traditions throughout my life to teach others.

We tell and pass on moʻolelo so then our history and cultures significance will live on and keep on thriving. As our world and views change - we may struggle to maintain our cultures traditions, but when passing down stories we get to learn and teach our other generations of our kupuna and their ʻike, so we can perpetuate our cultures legacy left.

I can use ike kupuna r to keep Kapuna live and Always remember them

I can use ʻIke kūpuna by helping my knowledge and using the ways that helped them them thrive in the past. Also sharing the ʻike to the lahui and the keiki o ka ʻāina.

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I can use ʻike kūpuna to help me make decisions that will benefit me and my lāhui.

I can use ʻike kupuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by, like if your jeans are farming you would have a natural instinct, to put hard work into what u do, you will always push and strive to your hardest and that means youʻll get good grades, and care for people.

I can use 'ike Kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by sharing this knowledge with my kaiaulu, and passing down information.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to inform what I do today and provide insight for the future by seeing what worked and what didn't work in the past (the mistakes of our ancestors) and how we can us this information to improve our current and future world, making sure it is in the best possible condition for our people.

I can use ʻike kūpuna to infrom what i do in cultural ways and give ʻike to the generations after me so that they can pass it on and on.