ʻOhana (Kaikaina) | Papa Hoakalei

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Interview a family member. Share what you have learned in a variety of ways.

Make up a dance to your ‘ohana’s favorite song and perform it for them.

Plants can be special to a family.

Using pictures/drawings, create a timeline of the life of someone in your ʻohana.

Make your own ‘ohana activity. What do you want to know more about? What do you want to create?

Draw and write a moʻolelo (story), an oli (chant) or mele (song) about your ‘ohana, or for someone in your ‘ohana.

Watch this read aloud of My Map Book for ideas. OR add to your mo‘okū‘auhau (genealogy) that you started in school.

Write and/or draw about what you have learned from doing these ‘ohana activities.

Make an ‘All About My ‘Ohana’ book.

ʻOhana (Family)