Hawaiian Culture
What country is Hawaii in?
U.S.A.
Native Americans carve stories into a ___ pole to preserve their traditions.
Totem pole
Magma
Liquid rock
Main idea
What the story is mostly about
What is the name of our librarian?
Ms. Sparks
This is a dance that Hawaiians do to tell stories:
Hula
Totem poles are made from...
Wood, paint, carving
Erupt
When a volcano erupts, it throws out smoke, rocks, hot ashes, and lava.
Recall
To remember something from the past.
What is the most popular lunch item at Taft?
Cheesy breadsticks
Hawaiians keep the voices of their ancestors alive by..
Telling stories, dancing hula.
Each family or clan used an ___ to represent them. The animal stood for something special about their culture and identity.
Animal
Lava
Lava is the hot, liquid rock that comes out of a volcano when it erupts.
Predict
To say that something will or might happen in the future.
What is Ms. Karla's favorite candy?
Milk chocolate (or sweet gummies)
How do Hawaiians preserve their culture?
Through dance/hula
How is a totem pole made?
Cutting and preparing the tree, carving the pole, painting the pole, raising the pole, and then celebrating!
Volcano
A volcano is a mountain that can erupt.
Display
To put something where people can see it.
What are two sports you can play in high school?
Swimming, basketball, volleyball, football.
Parents and elders teacher Hawaiian children to respect ____.
Nature
How do Native Americans preserve their traditions?
By carving stories into totem poles.
Name one real life volcano!
Mount St. Helens, Mt. Vesuvius, Mauna Loa.
Determine
To officially decide something, especially with evidence or facts.
What is Mr. Dale's favorite candy?
Toffee, coconut macaroons