How do you incorporate the concept of 'He Waʻa He Moku, He Moku He Waʻa' in your kula or ʻohana? by Sarah Hussey

Kula

2025-03-13 20:39:28 UTC

Can have this olelo in school because we need to run like a wa’a to move on from the other grades

Kula

2025-03-13 20:42:02 UTC

This incorporate to our kula because we only have limited to do huaka’is because not all the time we get to go on huaka’i

He waʻa he moku he moku he waʻa

2025-03-13 20:42:04 UTC

In school we have also had classes similar to papa Kalai and papa wa’a another big thing for us in school is leaning about our wahi pana and the stories of our kupuna

For example where they would voyage/why/and how.

He wa'a he moku, he moku he wa'a

2025-03-13 20:42:20 UTC

Learning about our land, ocean and history to share it with my 'ohana so we can use those same teachings at home and with friends outside of school.

Crew Call

2025-03-13 20:42:31 UTC

In my ‘ohana, we try to function as a crew or a team. We have to work together to make sure everyone is gets what they need. We have to support each other. And when there’s a problem, we have to deal with it to restore pono.

2025-03-13 20:43:03 UTC

Making sure I do the best that I can on my own and with my family (healthy living, working with the land), so we can be our best when out with our community and bringing our best selves forward for the greater good (working with community partners, hana work days, supporting with our skills where we can)

Buying/shopping Local

2025-03-13 20:44:17 UTC

When given the opportunity our ohana will shop locally decreasing food miles and the amount of things that need to be shipped into Hawai’i

He Waʻa he Moku, He Moku He Waʻa

2025-03-13 20:44:45 UTC

this is a saying that can be applied to any and all environments. No ka ʻOhana and at school, relationships are important. Different types of Pilina is built with ʻohana members (ʻohana), co-workers (work) and friends and we rely and depend on them for support and kokua and to aʻo aku a aʻo mai.

Kula

2025-03-13 20:45:01 UTC

how we incorporate “He wa’a he moku he moku he wa’a” in our school by going on huakai to different moku to learn about the ‘aina and culture.

Kula

2025-03-13 20:45:22 UTC

I can Malama ka wa’a ,malama aina by using our resources wisely.

He wa'a he moku he moku he wa'a

2025-03-13 20:49:32 UTC

Doing a lot of cultural and teamwork activities such as paddling & hula in order to mālama this knowledge and become a leader and team member in my community.

Paddling

2025-03-13 20:50:24 UTC

On the escort boat when we paddle We will take breaks and instead of eating junk food we can eat things like poi this is important because we have to be able to sustain our self