Hawaiian Mythology Curriculum Workbook: Student Edition (World History Curriculum Workbooks)

By Allison Bonham, Brooke Bonham, Academic Links

The "Hawaiian Mythology Curriculum Workbook" is a captivating journey into the rich tapestry of Hawaiian mythology, featuring in-depth articles and thought-provoking questions on prominent gods like Kane, Kanaloa, Lono, Ku, Pele, Hiiaka, Kamohoalii, Hina, Maui, Haumea, Kapo, and Laka. Explore fascinating myths such as the Creation Chant (Kumulipo), the Legend of Pele's Curse, the Battle of Ku and Lono, Maui's legendary feats like Slowing the Sun and Lifting the Sky, and tales of gods and goddesses shaping the Hawaiian landscape and culture. Dive into the enchanting narratives of Pele and Hiiaka, the adventures of Kamapuaa, and the captivating legends of Hina and the Moon, the Night Marchers (Huaka'i Po), and more. This workbook offers a comprehensive and engaging study of Hawaiian mythology, inviting readers to discover the magic and wisdom of these timeless tales. Topics Included: Gods: Kane Kanaloa Lono Ku Pele Hiiaka Kamohoalii Hina Maui Haumea Kapo Laka Myths: The Creation Chant (Kumulipo) The Legend of Pele's Curse The Story of Pele and Hiiaka The Legend of the Naupaka Flower The Legend of the Menehune The Battle of Ku and Lono The Adventures of Kamapuaa The Legend of Hina and the Moon The Story of Laka and the Hula The Legend of the Night Marchers (Huaka'i Po) The Story of Punia and the Sharks The Myth of Keaomelemele Maui Slowing the Sun Maui Fishing Up the Islands Maui Lifting the Sky Maui and the Secret of Fire Maui and the Giant Eel Maui Capturing the Winds

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0D5WD9574
• ISBN13: 9798327308824
• Release Date: June 2024
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 68 Pages
• Weight: 0.51 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 0.2" x 8.5"