The logo for the Kukulu Kumuhana project is an ahu of expertly stacked rocks. This symbolizes the kahua or foundation on which the project team built (kukulu). Dots in the pohaku or rocks represent piko with their multi-layered meanings. A fern leaf and shoot on either side of the ahu represent the fragrance of traditional Hawaiian knowledge and the potential for creativity and fruition.

Hoʻoili ʻŌpaʻa Haʻawina ʻIke ʻOihana

Ua hoʻomohala ʻia nā haʻawina a me nā kumuwaiwai ʻē aʻe no nā puke ʻOhina ʻIke ʻOihana e nā kumu i komo ma ka papa ʻai kulanui (KED 494: Hoʻomohala Haʻawina) me Kumu Kananinohea Mākaʻimoku i lawelawe ʻia i ke kauwela 2021.

This image shows the instructional unit development work of one of the participants in the Summer 2021 for-credit university curriculum development course. The unit support reading skills and cultural knowledge development for third graders learning about the theme of this set, steadfastness in perpetuating culture.

Papa Haʻawina ʻOhina ʻIke ʻOihana

Inā ʻaʻole holo pono ka nānā ʻana a me ka hoʻoili ʻana i nā ʻōpaʻa haʻawina i lalo nei, e kōmi ma ke pihi o luna o kēia ʻaoʻao e kele aku i ka paena "Padlet." Ua like nō a like nā ʻōpaʻa e waiho ala i laila.