Pauahi was known for her generosity to Hawai‘i’s people. Answer the following questions according to what you know about Pauahi.
a. What did she do/accomplish?
b. What did she want?
c. Why did she do it?
d. How did she do it?
e. For whom did she do it?
Choose one of the creation myths that we have discussed this year (Maui, Mele a Paku‘i, and Kumulipo). In your comment state your position on this myth, do you believe it to be possible or not. Defend your position by supporting the idea in your own words and beliefs. There are no wrong answers but you must support your position as completely as possible.
15 points
due December 7, 2007
Define and change each of these words to a Hamani. Then write a pepeke painu mäka painu with each.
momona
hilahila
lepo
malo‘o
pulu
E kuahui like i ka hana.
Let everybody pitch in and work together.
Use the Pakuhi Mo‘olelo worksheet to map out your children’s story.
Remember to include:
Write 5 pepeke painu mäka painu
November 30 - December 1, 2007
Afterschool Friday 11/30 - after the concert 12/1
Remember to return your permission slips!
Find an ‘Ölelo No‘eau about your district or mountain on Maui. Then comment back with the ‘Ölelo No‘eau and explain it. Your explanation should include what value or lesson is being addressed in the ‘ölelo no‘eau.
2088
Ma ka hana ka ‘ike
In working one learns
Find the definition of kahiau and an ‘Ölelo No‘eau that describes that value. Explain how this ‘Ölelo No‘eau fits the definition of “kahiau” and why you chose it in a comment.