Overview

In this lesson, students learn that everyone is important within a system and that everyone has kuleana (responsibility). Students also learn that it doesn’t matter your ethnicity, age, or background, as a part of a community, everyone has an important role to play and everyone is a critical member of the community. 

Student Objectives

• Identify the four classes of people in Old Hawai’i
• Create an image using pixels

TEACHER GUIDE
Community, Petroglyphs and SpriteLab
Lesson 2: The Many Roles in a Hawaiian Community

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SLIDES
Community, Petroglyphs and SpriteLab
Lesson 2: The Many Roles in a Hawaiian Community

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MATERIALS

Activity	Materials to Prepare
Introduction	Hawaiians of Old Textbook
Activity 1: Group Research on Old Hawaii Classes	Hawaiians of Old Textbook if the classroom has it. Otherwise, the instructor may print the following pages for each group. Chiefs – Na Ali’i Priests – Kahuna Nui Commoners  –  Na Maka’ainana Outcasts – Na Kaua
	Printed handouts: A worksheet for each group
Activity 2: CS Unplugged- Creating Images Using Pixels	Printed Handouts Grid – one for each artifact student decides to make. Students’ individual Computer Science Journals