Direct Classroom Line: 982-0728
Email: syperrei@ksbe.edu
Room: -- Check-in at the Administration Office --
- 2008 Syllabus - Hawaiian Language 3 (pdf)
- 2008 Syllabus - Hawaiian Language 4 (pdf)
- 2008 Syllabus - Hawaiian Language 5 (pdf)
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• Hawaiian Dictionary by Mary Kawena Pukui & Samuel H. Elbert
• ‘Olelo No’eau Hawaiian Proverbs & Sayings by Mary
Kawena Pukui
• Place Names of Hawai’i by Mary Kawena Pukui, Samuel H. Elbert,
& Esther Mookini
• www.ulukau.org - The Hawaiian
Electronic Library
• www.wehewehe.org – Online
Hawaiian Language Dictionary
• www.ahapunanaleo.org –
information about the Hawaiian language movement & Punana Leo preschool
- Assignment / Homework Policy ( pdf doc )
- Attendance Policy ( html link )
- Detention Guidelines ( html link )
- Academic Probation ( html link )
- Parent & Student Handbook ( pdf doc )
- 0708 Course Catalog ( pdf doc )
- Graduation Requirements Worksheet ( pdf doc )
- 4-Year Plan - ( 9 & 10 | 11 & 12 )
- Academy Endorsements ( AC | ED | BL | HW | SNR )
Mrs.
Hanakahi Perreira
Hawaiian Language
Aloha mai! My name is Hanakahi Perreira. I was born and raised in Hilo and I have been working at Kamehameha for the past 6 years. I previously worked as a Hawaiian Language teacher at both the elementary and middle school divisions, before becoming a teacher at the high school in 2004. Prior to working at Kamehameha, I was a teacher at Ke Kula 'O Nawahiokalani'opu'u, where I taught a number of different classes in the medium of Hawaiian language.
- Hawaiian Language III (Period 7) develops more complex language structures and introduces the student to short authentic literary and auditory selections. The primary objective is to further develop the student’s oral, aural, and writing skills. Much of the class will be conducted in Hawaiian.
- In Hawaiian Language IV (Periods 3, 4, & 5), students’ understanding of native speech is enhanced through authentic literature, video, and audio texts. Hawaiian is the language of instruction.
- Hawaiian Language V (Period 3) is an advanced level of study in the Hawaiian language. It is designed to perfect language proficiencies developed at earlier stages through extensive reading, writing, oral discussions, and cultural research. Hawaiian is the language of instruction.
My goal is to help students learn and embrace their language and culture. I believe that learning language and culture will help students to develop a positive sense of being.
• Waiakea High School, Hilo
• University of Hawaiÿi at Hilo (B.A. in Hawaiian Studies, Hawaiian
Language Medium Teaching Certificate)
• Central Michigan University (M.A. in Education, Curriculum &
Instruction)
Hula
Spending time with ‘ohana & friends
Cooking & baking
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