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Welcome to the Project Library! The projects are organized by the Episode they were inspired by in the film series. Click on the project to view the project, watch the film clip, and download project materials.
Episode 1: THE New Normal
Understanding the Flood ZoneInspired by the konohiki -Native Hawaiian caretakers of the land and natural waterways- students explore the modern day flood risks to their community, and develop a stream plan to raise awareness about the future.
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Carbon SinksWhether it be trees, a backyard garden, or supporting Native Hawaiian agricultural practices, students learn to scale their impact by creating carbon sinks in their community. |
Story of Our CoastsThrough an exploration of mo'olelo and data, students investigate sea level rise in their coastal community and create a Story Map to share.
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WHAT'S IN THE DATA?Inspired by the action that data from NOAA observatories has influenced, students conduct a classroom energy audit to find out: what it's in the data?
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Episode 2: A Second Life
CORAL SYSTEMSAn introduction to systems thinking, students consider the human impact on coral reefs from the mountain to the sea. |
Chasing the Fashion FootprintStudents chase down their fashion footprint and make commitments to change.
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The Repair FairStudents learn about the supply chain and how to repair and reuse materials. They will work collaboratively with the community to learn and share a new skill! |
Nature's StoryLearning from nature and the Native Hawaiian practice of kilo, students keep a Nature Journal and write a Narrative story for younger students. |
Episode 3: Ketchup and M&M's
Voyaging FoodprintStudents learn about their "foodprint", and help prepare a meal plan for the Hōkūle’a’ s upcoming Moananuiākea Voyage.
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It Takes A VillageLeaning on the expertise of top disaster preparation specialists, and reflecting on the lessons learned from natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic, students practice problem-solving and decision making in this simulation project.
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