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Linda K. Menton and Eileen H. Tamura

program: History of Hawaii

A comprehensive and readable account of the history of Hawai'i presented in three chronological units: Unit 1, Pre-contact to 1900; Unit 2, 1900–1945; Unit 3, 1945 to the present. Each unit contains chapters treating political, economic, social, and land history in the context of events in the United States and the Pacific ...

Item Code: SS208       
ISBN: ISBN-10 0-937049-94-8; ...

$48.00   In Stock

Linda K. Menton and Eileen H. Tamura

program: History of Hawaii

The teacher's manual, essential to deriving full value from using the student book, contains reproducible handouts, timelines, chapter summaries, main ideas, objectives, instructions for activities, and answers to questions.

Item Code: SS207       
ISBN: ISBN-10 0-937049-96-4; ...

$66.00   In Stock

Malcolm Nāea Chun

program: Ka Wana Series

Malcolm Chun takes the reader through the fascinating story of how Native Hawaiians learned, why learning and knowledge were prized in traditional society, and how two systems—native and foreign—combined to achieve one of the highest literacy rates in the world. A‘o offers traditional and historical examples that provide ...

Item Code: KW103       
ISBN: ISBN-10 1-58351-041-9; ...

Audrey Oi

program: Hawaii: Ko Kakou Mau Moolelo (Our Traditions)

A study of the Polynesian system of non-instrument navigation. This module emphasizes the passing of knowledge from generation to generation. Includes Module II Student Activity Sheets

Item Code: SS128

$9.00   In Stock

Malcolm Nāea Chun

program: Ka Wana Series

When Kamehameha unified the islands into a single kingdom, an ideal for Native Hawaiian leadership was born. What was leadership like prior to Kamehameha's rise, and why was his feat a defining moment for the culture? In Alaka‘i, Malcolm Nāea Chun combines traditions of the early chief with the well-recorded ...

Item Code: KW107       
ISBN: ISBN-10 1-58351-048-6; ...

Audrey Oi and Eileen Tamura

program: Hawaii: Ko Kakou Mau Moolelo (Our Traditions)

An inquiry into who the first Hawaiians were and when they arrived in the Hawaiian Islands. The readings explain how archaeological finds have helped to unlock Hawaii's past. Includes Module III Student Activity Sheets.

Item Code: SS129

$9.00   In Stock

Julie Puzon and Eileen Tamura

program: Hawaii: Ko Kakou Mau Moolelo (Our Traditions)

An introduction to early Hawaiian society. It explains the social classes, the concepts of ‘ohana (family) and ho‘oponopono (conflict settlement), and the religious concepts and practices of the early settlers. Includes Module VI Student Activity Sheets.

Item Code: SS132

$9.00   In Stock

Bill Teter, ed.

program: N/A

From the powerful opening words of the Kumulipo to the propulsive rhymes of contemporary slam poetry, Hāpai nā Leo celebrates a diverse range of voices that explore, carry, and regenerate Hawaiian culture. Hāpai nā Leo is a literary companion to Malcolm Nāea Chun’s historical and philosophical ...

Item Code: KW201       
ISBN: 978-1-58351-088-9

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program: Hawaii: Ko Kakou Mau Moolelo (Our Traditions)

An exploration of early Hawaiian life. Students go back in time to study the Polynesians, their settling of Hawai‘i, and their way of life before western contact. Integral to the program and essential to the effective use of the readings, the teacher's manual includes overviews of the six modules, lesson objectives ...

Item Code: SS126

$20.00   In Stock

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