Year of Our Community Forests
We often think of forests as something in the wild — out there, up there, in the mountains, away from…
The Moon — Ka Mahina
The moon has captured human imagination for a very long time. Its prominent and ever-changing presence guided the creation of…
Tidepooling
What is tidepooling? Tidepooling, or exploring tidepools, is a fun way to learn about the ocean. Since it’s done from…
Intro to Nature Journaling — Videos
Looking for a short video to show your classroom or share with kiddos to get them excited about nature journaling?…
Make Your Own Field Guide in the Classroom
Looking for a way to use nature journaling in your classroom? How about making a field guide for your campus…
The Sky — Ka Lani
E nānā i luna. Look up. What do you see? Clouds? A rainbow? The moon? Stars? Can you name what…
Ahupuaʻa: Hawaiian land divisions
Each island in old Hawai’i was organized by districts called moku, which were then divided into in numerous ahupua’a. These…
Waihona — A database of Hawaiian learning resources
Waihona.net is a rich, wonderful resource full of lesson plans, worksheets, unit plans, and images for learning and teaching in…
Nature Poetry Worksheet
How do you get tweens and teens to write poetry? Send them outdoors with this self-explanatory worksheet! Example Poems by…
Arting and Writing to Transform Education
I taught my very first nature journal lesson to a third grade class over zoom in 2021, using a project…