Caring for our Fishpond

http://ulukau.org/ 

Web Site Name: Ulukau Hawaiian Electronic File

This Web Site was created by Alu Like for Hawaiian curriculum. I used this site to locate references for Hawaiian Place Names, the Hawaiian Language Dictionary, From Mountains to the Sea, Kaneohe : Where I live, and Kahea Loko Curriculum. It is the Kahea Loko Curriculum which is printed in both Hawaiian and English that is used as a resource for the Native Hawaiian Fishpond project.  Open the Site, scroll down to the bottom, click on Ho’ike Hou, then click on Digital Library for English resources.

.Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006

Date last updated:  January 20, 2004

Web Site Name: Pacific American Foundation 

  http://thepaf.org/alohaaina.php

 This Web Site offers you information on the Waikalua Loko I’a Fishpond Preservation Society and extensive curriculum in the Aloha ‘Aina Curriculum Guide. Click on Programs in the Title Bar, then click on Aloha Aina.  If you contact the organization they are looking for field testers for  curriculum for grades 3-5.  Focus in on fish ponds, streams and other ecosystems in Hawaii . 

Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006

Date last updated   Unknown; calendar updated for Oct. 13-20, 2006 

http://mgf-hawaii.com/

 Web Site Name: Moanalua Garden Foundations

 This Web Site offers the Ohi’a Project Curriculum Guide which can teach the students about Plant Life, Geology, the Water Cycle, Wetlands, and Marine Life in Hawaii .  Guided field trips are also available. Many educators have joined this organization.

                                            Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006

Date last updated:    July 24, 2006

                                          http://standardstoolkit.k12.hi.us/index.html

                            Name of Web Site: Hawaii Content & Performance Standards

This Web Site offers the Hawaii Department of Education Standards, Benchmarks, Assessment, and Rubric for grades K-12.  These are standard in lesson plans.

Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006

Date last updated: Unknown, @2005

http://canoeplants.com/contents.html

Web Site Name: Canoe Plants

This Web Site provides links with information on the 24 plants that were brought with the Polynesians settlers by canoe on their migration to the Hawaiian Islands .

                                             Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006

Copyright 1998 - 2005

Date last updated:    unknown

                                                         http://ksdl.ksbe.edu/heeia/

                                                  Web Site Name: He’eia Fishpond

This Web Site offers you information on He’eia Fishpond in Kane’ohe, Hawai’i .  It is a virtual fieldtrip

with a QuickTime Movie of some of the beautiful scenery in Kane’ohe.  We have posted it because some

students will be making a Web Site of Waikalua Fishpond down the street from my school in Kane’ohe. 

This is a fine example of what students can do as it is made by the Kamehameha Schools.

Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006

Date last updated   January 9, 2004

                         http://www.hisurf.com/~enchanted/

This Web Site offers information about the environment of the past and present in Ka'elepulu Pond.  This Web Site is made by Enchanted Lakes Elementary School.

                                               Date last accessed:  Jan. 1, 2007

                                                     Date last updated   Nov. 19, 1999

 http://www.kbac-hi.org/streamwalks/mokapu.htm 

  Title of URL: KBAC Stream Walks

This Web Site offers you information on the Nu’upia Ponds on the Kane’ohe Marine Corp Base Hawai’i. Dr. Drigot has hosted visitations to the site.

      Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006         

Date last updated:    April 24, 2004

                               http://www.panaviz1.com/customers/panpacific/maunalani/fullscreen/3/index.html

 Web Site Name: Mauna Lani Virtual Tour

This Web Site offers you a virtual tour of the Mauna Lani Fishpond. 

                                              Date last accessed:  September 16, 2006

                     Date last updated:    Unknown

Book #1 Aloha Aina (online)by Pacific American Foundation

Book #2 Kahea Loko Curriculum (online) by Pacific American Foundation

Mahalo to Uncle Herb Lee of Waikalua Loko Preservation Society, director

Mahalo to Uncle Fred Takabayashi of Waikalua Loko Preservation Society, volunteer

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