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Lab 34: ocean: surfing

Island Science - Migration Test

From Parker Birdsall: Download Surfing Lab.pdf (application/pdf, 6.7 MB) Download Surfing Lab-2.pdf (application/pdf, 1.1 MB) Download Surfing Lab-3.pdf (application/pdf, 227.4 KB) Teahupo’o Even the wave’s name means “wall of broken skulls”. It is a hotspot f...

Lab 08b: sky: polynesian navigation

Island Science - Migration Test

Ancient Hawaiians arrived on this island from other islands in the Pacific. Your job is to trace out these migrations Navigation module: Homework On your pacific rim map, map out the first voyage of the Hokulea in 1975 Trace out the likely migration path of hu...

Lab 08a: sky: star walk lab

Island Science - Migration Test

Star Walk lab:Make sure you can use star walk properly: Set your location (you may have to go into privacy settings to do this) Set the proper time Locate the camera icon for night use Try looking at the floor to see stars that will be visible tonight pick out...

Lab 08c: sky: my home, my stars

Island Science - Migration Test

This is a group project! We will work in teams based loosely on language and home country Goal: To create a huge, beautiful map of the stars in this month at sunset, at your home, in your language Specific notes: Team Brasil: include the southern cross, and th...

Lab 16a: earth: mapping my home with GIS

Island Science - Migration Test

Part one: Google earth and my home use google chrome browser to open google earth (earth.google.com) open a new project, and save to google drive locate your home on the earth (can be street or neighborhood) check out street view there print out a color pictur...

Lab 15: ocean: my family, my haplogroup, my migration

Island Science - Migration Test

Look at this diagram of Native migrations: (click on map to zoom in) World_Map_of_Y-DNA_Haplogroups.pngNote how the Hawaiians migrated around the Pacific.Now look up your haplogroups and trace how your people migrated to where you live now.https://www.wikiwand...

Lab 35: resources: sustainable Hawaii?

Island Science - Migration Test

Draw a map of our island, with arrows coming in and out of our island for energy, water, food, and other stuff (technology, machines, repair stuff, building materials, etc.) Track the following through one of your days: where does your breakfast, lunch and din...

Lab 17: sky: weather

Island Science - Migration Test

Start with windy.com: look up Waimea on windy.com look up the weather in your home town what is the forecast for each place this week? go to elab.hpa.edu and lookup each of these: current elab weather village campus weather waimea weather forecast coastal fore...

Lab 01d: Lost friends!

Island Science - Migration Test

isci map challenge  Your friends are lost! They see each of these peaks at these map angles, find them! Naomi: Pu’u Pa 332 Nohonohae 336 Holoholoku 308 Sofia: Pu’u Pa 305 Nohonohae 280 Holoholoku325 Ivy: Pu’u Pa 56 Nohonohae88 Holoholoku73 Dominik: Hualalai 19...

Lab 12: earth: biome hunt

Island Science - Migration Test

Biomes are a way of describing an environment based on rainfall, temperature and altitude, along with proximity to the ocean in our island case. In the diagram below, temperature is on the X axis, while rainfall is on the Y axis in mm of rain per year: Screens...

Lab 07: Earth, moon, sun and stars

Island Science - Migration Test

Everything rotates When you look at a sunrise, is this to the east or west? Sunset? east or west? It turns out that everything in our galaxy rotates in the same direction. If you use North on our globe as "up" and you look down on our planet, it rotates counte...

Lab 06a: making a sundial

Island Science - Migration Test

You are going to create your own personal sundial so you are never late for class!There is a pdf below with details on how to do this but first, you have to do some research: using your phone (spyglass or compass) write down the exact latitude and longitude fo...

Lab 07a: moon, seasons, latitude, longitude challenge

Island Science - Migration Test

Island Science questions: moon, seasons, latitude, longitude At sunset, the moon is directly overhead, which phase is this? Where will it be at sunset in the third phase? Where is a full moon at sunrise? ideally, how long is the night on March 21 anywhere in t...

Lab 07b: earth-moon-explorer

Island Science - Migration Test

Download: Download earth-moon-explorer.html.zip (text/html, 10.8 KB)Direct:https://elab.hpa.edu/isci/sims/earth-moon-explorer.html Earth–Moon Explorer: Phases • Latitude • Longitude • Seasons Earth–Moon Explorer Interactive: Moo...

Lab 14: earth: island water

Island Science - Migration Test

In the Hawaiian language, we have two concepts of water: "wai" means freshwater, usually from rain, running in streams or rivers "kai" means saltwater, usually in the ocean or poolsThere are exceptions to this:As you know we are the Ka Makani, or "the wind", a...

Lab Final: amazing mystery island

Island Science - Migration Test

Where is the island located? It can be in any sea on earth. It is an island, after all... Must include: Latitude and longitude  Island population between 2-1000 At least 3 streams from mountains to sea At least 3 ahupua’a bounded by ridges with a stream in the...

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