Download Identifying skills, interests, and passions of a group * Provide students with a chance to identify some of their skills, interests and passions * Allow a group to learn about each other’s unique and common strengths and interests * Provide information about students that enables teachers to build relevancy and relationships
Download Examining injustice to promote pono Students will: * Examine the ways that injustice affects people * Describe ways to address injustice with pono behaviors * Understand the meaning of nonviolence by identifying nonviolent qualities
Download Learning about the power of words Students will: - Understand Hawaiian thinking about the power of words - Consider how this ‘Ōlelo No’eau (historical saying) can help people think & speak pono thoughts
Download Learning about life’s journey Students will: - Listen to a story to prompt thinking about “life’s travels” (ups and downs) - Deepen understanding of the importance of challenges and overcoming obstacles.
Download Understanding the canoe to help set goals Students will: - Learn about canoe paddling in Hawaiian culture to gain understanding of the importance of patience, responsibility, support systems, and having a destination to paddle to. - Participate in an activity that teaches critical thinking, collaboration, and observation skills. - Revisit personal goals and apply new learning about the canoe to help achieve them.
Download Identifying relationships to nature Students will: * Develop a deeper understanding of who they are * Build deeper connections with the world/environment around them * Grow respect for all life and its unique and relevant expressions
Download Exploring roots & preferences Students will: * Learn about family and personal connections to community and culture * Develop deeper understandings about each other to build a strong learning community * Create & share a collage of personal connections to Home, Host, Local, & Global cultures
Download Making Polynesian designs, shapes, and symbols Students will: - Gain knowledge about Polynesian designs, shapes, and symbols - Deepen understanding of connections to the environment and things important - Create a representation of self
Download Smart in many ways Students will: * Learn about multiple ways that intelligence is demonstrated * Use a self-assessment to discover the different ways they are smart * Begin learning how these strengths can be applied to daily life
Download Using kalo (taro) to represent family Students will: * Use the metaphor of the kalo (taro) to represent their ʻOhana (family) and connections to their genealogy.