co-sponsored by:
Waiwai Collective & Trust for Public Land
Saturday, October 26, 2024
Native Books / Arts and Letters
1164 Nuʻuanu Avenue, Honolulu
10:00 a.m.—12:00 noon
Please use QR code to register
or visit:
https://airtable.com/appQq4RalKSScLjRz/shrjUG3ArtDTlG9lo
Please Join Us!
- Learn how the cards show us how to mālama and aloha our ‘āina
- Have fun playing Hanafuda Nā Pua Hawaiʻi and Hanafuda Pilina in small groups
- Receive a Dear Teacher Classroom Kit with posters and other teaching aids
- Be thanked with a $50 VISA gift card and lunch from Mei Sum Dim Sum Restaurant
- Meet Jason Nakano, game creator & author of e-book
“With your guidance, we pray that our young people will find better ways to rejuvenate the lands, the skies and the oceans that my generation has abused by our ignorance and indifference.”
“I am so impressed by the detail and description of the Hanafuda cards. And, itʻs more than a card game. There are so many lessons to be learned when playing, like promoting environmental stewardship, honoring and learning about Hawaiian culture and values, fostering collaboration, and integrating content areas of literacy, social studies and science.”
Receive a Dear Teacher Classroom Kit
- Three decks of Hanafuda Nā Pua Hawaiʻi cards and three decks of Hanafuda Pilina playing cards
- E-book with descriptions of the plants, animals and human Guides depicted in the Hanafuda Pilina cards
- Charts of the 48 cards in each deck and the eight yaku (bonus combinations) for both Hanafuda Nā Pua Hawaiʻi and Hanafuda Pilina
- Eleven posters of the Pilina theme (Aloha, Mālama, ‘Āina) and 8 human Guides
- Easy Self-Guide Instructions for students and teachers to play hanafuda (novice and advanced levels)
- Lesson plans for fourth grade following the guidelines of the DOE, State of Hawaii, developed by ‘Ehiku Hanauna
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