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E ʻIke Hou iā Lānaʻi 2020

Our first ever virtual cultural literacy program


Launching July 6th, 2020


Register at: bit.ly/eikehou2020

Program is now live!

Booklet PDF

Download PDF

Before you scroll any further...

If you or your keiki plan on participating and haven't yet registered,  please do so at: bit.ly/eikehou2020


This helps us keep track of participants and assists us in accurate reporting for grant funding, which allows our program to be free each year. Mahalo!

Introduction

Watch this introductory video before getting started on the modules!

Hiʻi module

Main Video

Exploring Lānaʻi’s upland regions and watershed

Moʻolelo Video

The story of Haʻalelepaʻakai, the highest point on Lānaʻi

Activity Video - Level 1

Flow of water demonstration

Activity Video - Levels 2 & 3

Water percolation demonstration

Kaʻā MOdule

Main Video

Traverse the storied places of Keahiakawelo and Kānepuʻu

Moʻolelo Video

Learn how Keahiakawelo got its name and hear a story of regeneration from Kānepuʻu

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Activity - All Levels

Write a card showing your appreciation to someone who has left a positive legacy in your life

Maunalei Module

Main Video

Journey into the ahupuaʻa that fed 1,000 native Hawaiians, Maunalei

Moʻolelo Video

Hear the story of Hāloa to understand kalo's cultural significance to native Hawaiians

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Activity - All Levels

Create your own lei of abundance using materials found around your home--be resourceful! 

Waiaʻōpae Module

Main Video

Experience Waiaʻōpae loko iʻa, an ancient, 9 acre fishpond on the east coast of Lānaʻi

Moʻolelo Video - Oral History

Listen to Lānaʻi kupuna (native elder) Tutu Lei Kanipaʻe as she talks about her childhood at Keomoku 


Times to watch: 0:00-1:28, 5:55-10:08, 21:09-22:49

Activity - All Levels

Engineer your own loko iʻa using what you know about how a healthy fishpond functions!

upon Completion

When you are finished...

Bring your finished workbook and proof of activities to the Lānaʻi Culture & Heritage Center any Friday in July from 1pm to 3:30pm! Depending how many modules you've completed, you'll be able to get a reward!


List of prizes:


Complete 1 Module - Lānaʻi Folks book

Complete 2 Modules - Program t-shirt and Lānaʻi Folks book

Complete 3 Modules - Insulated water bottle, program t-shirt, and Lānaʻi Folks book

Complete all 4 Modules - All the above + Backpack and back-to-school essentials!


*Please note that these rewards are reserved for students participating on Lānaʻi. For those off-island participants who have completed the modules, would like a program t-shirt, and are willing to cover shipping, please email shelly@lanaichc.org

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Self-guided and self-paced

Additional info and FAQs available below

Module Components

Main Video

Moʻolelo Video

Moʻolelo Video

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Each module begins with a main video, showcasing the wahi pana (storied place)   

Moʻolelo Video

Moʻolelo Video

Moʻolelo Video

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Moʻolelo videos include relevant stories of place, including oral histories or traditional Hawaiian stories

Video Response

Moʻolelo Video

Leveled Reading and Response

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Participants answer a few short questions to check for understanding after watching the videos

Leveled Reading and Response

Leveled Reading and Response

Leveled Reading and Response

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Students do readings based on their designated level (more explained below) and complete a brief response

Activity

Leveled Reading and Response

Optional ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

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Activities vary by module but are designed to promote critical thinking and creativity

Optional ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

Leveled Reading and Response

Optional ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

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Hawaiian language worksheets are provided at the end of each module section for students and their ʻohana

E ʻIke Hou "Levels"

This is the first year we have opened our program for K-12 students. Because of the broad range of participant ages, we have tailored E ʻIke Hou readings and worksheets accordingly. 


Level 1 is meant for our younger participants in lower elementary. Adult guidance or help from older students is recommended.


Level 2 students will likely be in upper elementary or middle school. The readings and worksheets in this level are more challenging than level 1. Some middle school students may level up if they would like a more in-depth explanation of concepts.


Level 3 is designed for high school participants and any adults who are interested in learning more. The readings are comprehensive and include some SAT vocabulary words. 

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FAQs

Are there any in-person or online meetings?

No, the program has been created with full instructions in the booklet and accompanying videos. We encourage students within families to watch videos and do activities together!

Will supplies be provided?

Yes, for Lānaʻi students who are on island, we will provide a hard copy of the program booklet and companion activity kit. 

Is the program free?

Yes, through the generous support of KS Community Investing, Pūlama Lānaʻi, and other community partners, we are able to offer E ʻIke Hou iā Lānaʻi free of charge to all participants.

Are off-island students allowed to participate?

Yes, we are happy to extend E ʻIke Hou participation to off-island students. However, we will not be able to provide activity supplies or hard copies of the program booklet. The PDF version will be posted to our website for download and printing at home, if desired. 


Please make sure to register at bit.ly/eikehou2020!

Are adults allowed to participate?

Yes, adults who are interested in learning more about Lānaʻi's history are welcome to participate. Hard copy booklets and activity supplies are reserved for students, but adults can follow along if their child is participating or download the booklet pdf and watch videos on our website.

Are other organizations allowed to utilize the program material?

If you are interested in utilizing E ʻIke Hou iā Lānaʻi program material, please contact shelly@lanaichc.org

Lānaʻi Culture & Heritage Center

Old Dole Administration Building 730 Lāna‘i Avenue Suite 118, P.O. Box 631500 Lāna‘i City, Hawai'i 96763

(808) 565-7177 - info@lanaichc.org

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