A Shape Shifting Adventure in Hawai‘i local issues Kauikeaouli

Kauikeaouli

She is the founding director of the Central Utah Art Center and displays her landscape paintings in galleries around the west and on the Big Island of Hawai‘i

This collaborative compilation is another testament to nationally recognized Pidgin author Lee Tonouchi’s fight to have Pidgin recognized as a defining language representing Hawaiʻi’s peoples

The authors provide a historical and geographical context for this collection of tales from an oral tradition

and activities helping students’ critical thinking

A Shape Shifting Adventure in Hawai‘i local issues KauikeaouliThere once was a line just hanging around in a banyan tree in Hawaii. One day, bored with nothing to do, the line decided to explore the island. So she connected her two ends and became a circle. As the circle rolled across the island, she changed shape while interacting with the outside world. It started when a puaa stepped on her and turned her into an oval. Over the course of her adventure, she gets dropped, pulled, and carried across the island,