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.
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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.
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Chasing the Fashion FootprintStudents chase down their fashion footprint and make commitments to change.
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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.
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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!
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Episode 3: PROJECTS Coming SUMMER 2021!
Watch Episode 3 Now: Ketchup and M&M's