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Beautifully woven lauhala hats from weaver Lehua Domingo. Kūpuna were excellent weavers and thus excellent mathematicians. Photo Credit: Jessica Ferracane via Damon Tucker's blog.
Welina mai!
Welina mai!
Welcome to Kumu Kaipo's KSBE Google Site. At this website, you will find all the information in regards to contacting me, my Algebra II course for grade 8, and additional information to better support your keiki in mathematics. This website is updated often to provide the best access to news and information regarding your child's education at Ke Kula Waena ʻo Kamehameha at our Hawaiʻi campus. Mahalo nui loa!
These are samples of places where math is used in our culture and developed over generations by our kūpuna. What types of mathematics can you find? Can you create equations from what you see?
These are samples of places where math is used in our culture and developed over generations by our kūpuna. What types of mathematics can you find? Can you create equations from what you see?
Honolulu Star-Bulletin, July 8, 1996. Kāpala design by Moana Eisele.
Paddlers from Koloa Outrigger Canoe Club. Picture from Koloa Outrigger Canoe Club website
Koko made out of ʻaha cordage by Kealiʻi Reichel. Photo taken by Kai Markell's blog "Ephemeral Life".
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