Online Resources
During these extraordinary times, the Pacific American Foundation is working to provide support to the child’s first teacher, the parent, as well as to professional educators and students.
For over 20 years, we have been creating place-based, culturally appropriate curricula and we are proud to provide you with free access to our waiwai (resources), and offer you a wealth of resources from others in our Hawai’i community and beyond, in a searchable database.
Highlights from the Searchable Database
Pacific American Foundation Original Materials for Instruction
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Educational Use Only, under the limited circumstances of the Fair Use Doctrine.As a Teacher, Parent or Student, you may print a copy of sections, within reason, of our educational materials for non-commercial use only. Materials may also be purchased, and donations are accepted by our nonprofit organization, which is another way to support The Pacific American Foundation so that we can continue to produce educational materials and provide services to the community.
Derek Esibill takes you on a Google Earth Tour of Kailua Ahupua’a with embedded student lessons.
Tour the ancient Waikalua Loko I’a with a 360 degree view! Best viewed on a computer.
Access Pacific American Foundation educational curriculum in both English and Hawai’ian Language. Learn More.
Online Access to All Our Videos
From the Hawai’i Department of Education:
For all K-12 Learners and Ohana. Hawaii Department of Education’s extensive list of resources for Nationwide curriculum materials.
All K-12 Learners and Ohana
From the State of Hawai’i and Community Partners:
PlacesHawaii.org offers aina based resources to parents and ohana of K-12 learners
The State of Hawai’i Information Dashboard contains goals and definitions for Aina Based Education, and offers links to resources and educational materials.
A shared google document, open source, which provides links and descriptions of help available and ways you can get involved.
A digital moku lets you visit while sheltering in place!
Downloadable Free Workbook Here!