Learn The Hawaiian Moon Calendar Phases - Ke Ala O Ka Mahina

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Posted on 27 Dec 12:02 | by mitsumi | 5 views

Published 12/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 226.38 MB | Duration: 0h 30m

Hawaiian Fishing and Farming according to ancient wisdom relating to the moon in and values of Hawaiian people

What you'll learn
Student will learn the Hawaiian moon calendar by listening to correct pronunciation and speaking of Hawaiian words and phrases speaking and repetition exercises
Student will learn through pictures and listening through repetition of words in moon calendar that are commonly used in speaking and pronunciation of the phase
Student will practice common everyday phrases and different fishing and farming practices that are regulated by important Hawaiian Language and cultural beliefs
Student will say the Hawaiian sounds for letters of the pi`apa, the Hawaiian alphabet because more practice helps to make smoother speech, fluency and speaking
Requirements
No requirements or experience necessary, just come with an open heart and mind
Description
For cultural subjects (i.e. astronomy, Earth Science, history, agriculture, fishing, Hawaiian Language)Ke Ala o ka Mahina - The path of the Moon is the Hawaiian lunar calendar, used for agriculture, fishing, Hawaiian Language, forecasts, etc. broken down into anahulu (Ho`onui, Poepoe, and Ho`emi).Practice your pronunciation and correct speaking of Hawaiian Words below. These include the speaking and pronunciation for each day of the Hawaiian moon phase, called "Ke Ala o ka Mahina" (The path of the moon).These are ancient Hawaiian wisdom related to the values of Hawaiians in relation to the life, the land, and the ecosystem of Hawaiian and the ancient Hawaiian people. These were passed down from generation to generation to remind people of the value of proper stewardship and caring for the environment around us. Land is an ancestor to Hawaiians and therefore must be cared for, loved, and valued. Hawaiians were always mindful of the earth and worked the land based on the wisdom that the kupuna (ancestors) passed down. One example is to only take and eat what was necessary to survive, and to leave the rest in order for the land and sea to repopulate so that there would be sustenance and food for the future generations to survive and thrive.You can get the PDF downloads on my Teachers Pay Teachers Site - TPT keyword Tracie Keolalani which you can use to teach or to practice so as to remember what you have learned.Pic Credits:1.Opening pic from moon_chuttersnap2.Moon pics from iStock – Elen11
Overview
Section 1: Introduction-I posted on YouTube the first 3 days of the Hawaiian Moon Calendar
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: The Ho`onui Phase of the mahina - Waxing/Enlarging
Lecture 2 Part 1 of Ho`onui phase
Lecture 3 Part 2 of Ho`onui
Section 3: The Poepoe Phase of the Mahina - Full/Rounding Moon
Lecture 4 The Poepoe Phase of the Mahina
Section 4: The Ho`emi Phase of the mahina - Waning/Diminishing
Lecture 5 The Ho`emi Phase of the Mahina
Beginning Hawaiian Language Learners and curious learners who love Hawai`i and the Hawaiian culture