One of our preschool educational game downloads in a PDF file.Here is what you get!1 Hawaii themed Memory Matching and Word Matching preschool educational game. Prints 18 matching cards and 9 word cards on three pages.These materials were designed by Annette Sutherland, owner of Teach At Daycare, Ha...
These Famous Hawaii Foods include shave ice, sushi, acai bowls, manapua, Haupia pie, and are rich in fresh fruit and seafood.
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On August 21st, 1959 Hawaii became the 50th state of the United States. This will be a great time to make a lei with the family and even share in a tropical dinner. If you can't go to Hawaii, bring Hawaii to you! For recipes, a good place to start will be Kids Cooking Activities. They have a variety of recipes for theme dinners with kids and the Hawaiian Luau is no different. I love the recipe for the Creamy Tropical Drinks that are served with little umbrellas. If your family is not very adventurous, you could always prepare a "Hawaiian Pizza", which is a pizza with tomato sauce, cheese, ham and pineapples. It is always tasty. For a Hawaiian craft we decided to make a Lei. There are many wats to make leis but since my son is only three we went with an easy craft. Supplies: Yarn Paper flowers or artificial flowers (with a hole punched in them) Straws that are cut into 2"-3" pieces Thread 4 pieces of straws onto your yarn then alternate between one flower and one straw piece until the lei is large enough for you. At teh end, thread on 4 more pieces of straw and then tie the yarn into a knot.
This 8.5 x 11 coloring activity tests your students' ability to count up to twenty using pictures of "everyday" items local to Hawaiʻi. This number-themed activity is targeted for advanced Pre-K, Kindergarten and 1st grade learners. Students will need coloring tools in order to complete these activity pages. It is encouraged for teachers, homeschooling families or for parents wanting to get more involved in early education curriculum. Recognition activities make a great companion to writing exercises.
Do you want to teach your child or students about the state of Hawaii? Use the free Hawaii Coloring Pages to help them learn and have fun! These free Hawaii coloring pages are perfect for
One of our printable 50 States curriculum worksheet downloads in a PDF file.Here is what you get!2 All About the State Hawaii Worksheets. Answer the questions and fill in the blanks about the state Hawaii.Prints 2 pages total.Designed by Annette Sutherland, owner of Teach At Daycare, Handcrafted Cur...
Hawaii's a tropical and lush state, so it makes sense that its state flower is a gorgeous hibiscus. What color will you make this hibiscus?
Use these colorful surfboard accents to dress up classroom walls and doors, label bins and desks, or decorate bulletin boards! Pack includes 30 accents in 10 designs; each accent measures approximately 6".
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Need children’s books about Hawaii? This book list includes picture books about Hawaii and chapter books set in Hawaii.
The Hawaiian Islands By Randy Rambo, Volcano, Hawaii, Saturday, April 16, 2011 The Hawaiian Islands are best known today as the eight major islands located in the North Pacific Ocean. The names of the eight major islands are: Hawaiʻi, Maui, Kahoʻolawe, Lānaʻi, Molokaʻi, Oʻahu, Kauaʻi and Niʻihau (looking southeast to northwest). Actually, the Hawaiian Islands consist of a much longer "archipelago" or chain of islands. The archipelago consists of the eight major islands along with other atolls, small islets and seamounts that stretches a distance of 1500 miles across the Pacific Ocean, from the island of Hawaii at the southeastern end to Green Island in the Kure Atoll at the northwestern end of the chain. The Hawaiian Islands get their name from the youngest island in the Hawaiian Island Chain called: "Hawaiʻi." Each of the Hawaiian Islands also has a nickname. Hawaiʻi Island's nickname is: "The Big Island." It is called "The Big Island" because it is the biggest of all of the islands in the Hawaiian Island Chain. How the Hawaiian Islands Were Made All of the Hawaiian Islands were formed by mountains created by the eruptions of volcanoes. Kilauea Volcano, Pu'u O'o Vent, August, 1984 (Puu_Oo_Aug_1984_from_www_solarviews_dot_com_fountain.jpg). An volcanic eruption is a place where hot melted rock called "magma" rises from deep inside the earth and erupts as "lava" out of the earth's crust. The world has three main types of volcanoes: Shield, Cinder, and Composite. The volcanoes in the Hawaiian Islands are Shield type volcanoes with long gentle slopes. Here is a diagram showing the main features of a volcano. When liquid "magma" comes out of the earth, it is called "lava." Lava: (This is a photograph of a Kilauea Volcano lava flow on july 11, 2008). In the case of the Hawaiian Islands, when hot liquid lava comes out of the earth from beneath the bottom of the ocean floor it meets the cold water and becomes solid new earth. The volcanic deposits of layer after layer of lava flows over time eventually form a solid mountain from the bottom of the sea floor. After many thousands of eruptions over a long period of time, the volcano mountains eventually grow to rise above the ocean to become islands. This is how the Hawaiian Islands were made. Here is a diagram of recent lava flows from the Kilauea volcano on the Big Island on February 4, 2011. The Hawaiian Islands are riding northwest on the moving Pacific Plate. The source of a hot mantle plume in the Pacific Ocean that created the Hawaiian Islands is known by scientists as the "Hawaii hotspot." It is the most studied volcanic hotspot in the world. Hotspot theory helps explain how the Hawaiian Islands were formed over a period of millions of years. Geologist John Tuzo Wilson came up with the Hawaii hotspot theory in 1963. According to Wilson, the Hawaii hotspot is a small (stationary) but very hot area located under earth's surface in the form a mantle plume. Over millions of years the tectonic plate called the "Pacific Plate" has drifted over the stationary Hawaii hotspot in a northwest direction. At this very hot location magma (lava) has erupted from the earth to form a series of volcanoes. The islands of the Hawaiian chain are included as part of the Hawaiian Ridge -- Emperor Seamount Chain that stretches a length of 3600 miles (5800 kilometers) which includes 80 underwater volcanoes. Can you spot the Island of Hawaii ("The Big Island") in the image below? The Hawiian Islands as part of the Hawaiian Ridge -- Emperor Seamount Chain The Pacific plate has been moving northwest between half an inch to four inches per year taking each volcano away from the hotspot. When the volcano is no longer situated above the hotspot, the supply of magma is cut off and the volcano becomes dormant (goes to sleep). Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawaii_hotspot. The Big Island is situated over the "Hawaiian hotspot," the location where volcanoes are active today. The blue arrow arrow in the diagram below indicates the movement of the Pacific Plate over the hot mantle plume of the "Hawaiian hotspot." Here is another example of volcanic mountains being formed by the Pacific Plate moving over the hotspot: The volcanoes in the direction of the northwest are progressively older than those in the southeast. For example, Kauai is about five million years old while the Big Island is less than one million years old. Coming soon.... The Island of Hawaii Nicknamed: The Big Island The island of Hawaii was created by five volcanoes. Their Hawaiian names are: Kohala, Mauna Kea, Hualalai, Mauna Loa and Kilauea. Kohala is the oldest volcano located at the northern part of the island. It is no longer active. Mauna Kea means: "White Mountain" in Hawaiian. This volcano has not erupted for many thousand years. It is the tallest mountain in the world when measured from sea level. Mauna Kea has many observatories located at its summit. Hualalai is located on the western side of the island. It is estimated to erupt every 200 years. Hualalai last erupted in 1801. Guess what? The Hualalai volcano could erupt at any time soon! Source: Title: "about Hawaii Volcanoes" by L.R. McBride, 1977. Mauna Loa in Hawaiian means: "Long Mountain." Mauna Loa is the largest mountain in the world. It is the tallest and most massive mountain on earth. (Note, it is taller than Mauna Kea when measured from its base on the sea floor). Its height when measured from sea level is 13,679 feet (4,169 meters). Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauna_Loa
Aloha everyone! The month of May is almost upon us and I have so much to do. Many of you may be getting ready for a little Cinco de Mayo festival, but in Hawaii May 1st is Lei Day. Source Each year on May 1st Lei Day is celebrated throughout the islands. Leis are made from so many of the gorgeous flowers on the island and there are dozens of lei making competitions. Leis are given for all occasions, May Day, birthdays, Mother's Day, graduation, new jobs and of course as a welcome to the island. Our own Hawaiian studies teacher has asked that students bring in a lei to wear on May 1st. Well I know that there will be some that bring them in, but also quite a few who will not have anything to wear. So I thought I would make some leis with my students this week to celebrate. Materials: To make leis you will need 16 paper flowers per student. (I used the die cut machine at my school) Beads with a larger opening like the blue and purple. Don't forget to hole punch the flowers. ( I folded them in half and punched half a hole) Straws cut into 1 inch pieces Yarn (40 inch pieces) Prep-Tie a bead to one end and dip the other end in glue to keep it from unravelling. Using tape works, but it makes it harder to fit through the beads. I told the students that there is a pattern to make the lei: bead, straw, bead, flower, bead, straw, bead, flower I had them sit on the floor in groups of five around the room. It was a perfect way to have them work together and share materials without spilling all over the desks. They wanted to take them home so badly, but we are keeping them at school until Wednesday. If you have older students there is another lei that you can make that is a bit harder. You will just need pipe cleaners You will need around 16-20 depending on how long you would like your lei. Each flower begins with a loop. You will make four equal loops and twist to keep them in place. I use one pipe cleaner for the final connection and only loop the ends. It is much more comfortable to wear. This is a fun way to celebrate May Day. I plan to have my students make another one for Mother's Day. They are also great for Luau's and if you just purchased my Aloha Unit, then this is a great craft to add to it. I filmed my students singing May Day Is Lei Day, but I left my iPad at school! Bummer :( But I did a google search and I found this video, which is great until the same guy gets up and walks across the video several times. It reminds me of Mystery Science Theatre, lol! Enjoy!
K.I.S.S. Remember that little acronym? Yes, Keep It Simple Stupid is my motto for this year’s first grade curriculum plan. Last year’s kindergarten curriculum plan turned out to be overly ambitious and unnecessary, but I am learning from my mistakes this year. There are soooooo many options out there, and so much I want my daughter ... Read More about First Grade Homeschool Curriculum Plan
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTIONIn Hawaiʻi educators have a hard time finding curriculum that is appropriate. Nature studies are generally geared towards mainland ecosystems. This guided nature study is designed just for the K/1st/2nd of Oʻahu and is a companion workbook to the Nature Study Oʻahu Pre-K/K workboo...
One of our single preschool educational worksheet downloads in a PDF file.Here is what you get!1 Hawaii themed Read it, Trace it, Color it individual Learn the States worksheet.Children will read the state, trace the state name, and color in the state.Designed by Annette Sutherland, owner of Teach A...
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This 8.5 x 11 coloring activity tests your students' ability to count up to ten using pictures of "everyday" items local to Hawaiʻi. This number-themed activity is targeted for advanced Pre-K, Kindergarten and 1st grade learners. Students will need coloring tools in order to complete these activity pages. It is encouraged for teachers, homeschooling families or for parents wanting to get more involved in early education curriculum. Recognition activities make a great companion to writing exercises.
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