Kākau Moʻolelo - Hawaiian Culture & History

Kākau Moʻolelo : Hawaiian Culture & History

Kākau Moʻolelo translates to “write history” and is a secondary (6-12 grade) Social Studies and ELA project-based course. This course is one of 3 Modules: Hawaiian Culture & History, U.S Culture and History, and World Culture and History. All lessons are pre-recorded and taught by Kumu Maile and include all the worksheets needed. This writing project-based course explores social studies content through the writing process and exploration of various writing genres. Each unit ends with a final published piece of writing and hōʻike presentation. [Includes 1 year of access]

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Includes:

Pre-recorded instruction videos
Printable Worksheets
Printable Flashcards
Self/peer-evaluation sheets

Course curriculum

1. Citing Sources: Why & How to Do It
2. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - Ka hana a ka mākua ka hana no ia a keiki.
3. Unit 1 - Overview
4. Unit 1 - Introduction
5. Unit 1 - Papa Aʻo - In-depth Inquiry
6. Unit 1 - Sourcing Information & First Draft
7. Unit 1 - Edit and Revise
8. Unit 1 - Reflection & Hōʻike
9. Unit 1 - Mele/Oli
10. Unit 1 - Nā Huaʻōlelo Hou
1. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - Ka hana a ka makua, ka hana no ia a keiki
2. Heluhelu & Mele - ʻOhana Means Family
3. Heluhelu & Mele - Ka Pana Pā Hale (English version)
4. Heluhelu & Mele - Ka Pana Pā Hale (ʻŌlelo version)
5. Heluhelu & Mele - Kaʻimi's First Round up
6. Celebrate Family Traditions - PBS
7. 15 Creative Ideas for New Traditions to Start With Your Family
1. Citing Sources: Why & How to Do It
2. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - E ʻai i kekahi, e kāpi i kekahi.
3. Unit 2 - Overview
4. Unit 2 - Introduction
5. Unit 2 - Papa Aʻo - In-depth Inquiry
6. Unit 2 - Sourcing Information & First Draft
7. Unit 2 - Edit & Revise
8. Unit 2 - Reflection & Hōʻike
9. Unit 2 - Mele/Oli - Oli Kāhea o Ka Hale Hoaka
10. Unit 2 - Nā Huaʻōlelo Hou
1. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - E ʻai i kekahi, e kāpi i kekahi
2. Nā Kapu - Ulukau
3. The Breakdown of the Kapu System and its effect on Native Hawaiian health and Diet
4. Ending the Kapu - Punahou
5. Hulili Vol.1 - Kamehameha Publishing
1. Citing Sources: Why & How to Do It
2. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - E pū paʻakai kākou.
3. Unit 3 - Overview
4. Unit 3 - Introduction
5. Unit 3 - Papa Aʻo - In-depth Inquiry
6. Unit 3 - Sourcing Information & First Draft
7. Unit 3 - Edit and Revise
8. Unit 3 - Reflection & Hōʻike
9. Unit 3 - Mele/Oli
10. Unit 3 - Nā Hua’ōlelo Hou
11. Unit 3 - Hoʻonui ʻIke - Supplemental Material Links
1. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - E pū paʻakai kākou
2. No Ke Kumu ʻUlu - Kamehameha Publishing
3. Heluhelu & Mele - ʻOhana Means family
4. The ʻUlu Tree/English
5. No Ke Kumu ʻUlu
6. How to write a recipe how-to
1. Citing Sources: Why & How to Do It
2. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - Ka Pōhaku kiʻi paʻa.
3. Unit 4 - Overview
4. Unit 4 - Introduction
5. Unit 4 - Papa Aʻo - In-depth Inquiry
6. Unit 4 - Sourcing Information & First Draft
7. Unit 4 - Edit and Revise
8. Unit 4 - Reflection & Hōʻike
9. Unit 4 - Mele/Oli - I Kū Mau Mau
10. Unit 4 - Nā Huaʻōlelo Hou
11. Unit 4 - Hoʻonui ʻIke - Supplemental Material Links
12. Hawaiʻi Housing Crisis PSA by Maile and Kahale Naehu-Ramos
1. ʻŌlelo Noʻeau - Ka pōhaku kihi paʻa
2. Youth-led Activism is Key to Building a Better World
3. The Kid's Guide to Service Projects: Over 500 Service Ideas for Young People Who Want to Make a Difference by Barbara A. Lewis
4. The Kid's Guide to Social Action: How to Solve the Social Problems You Choose-And Turn Creative Thinking into Positive Action by Barbara A. Lewis
5. Stepping Up: The Social Justice Activist

About this course

$39.00
66 lessons
4 hours of video content