Field Sites: Grade 3

Kawai Nui Marsh

Ukana
What to bring…

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E hume i ka malo, e ho'okala i ka ihe.
Gird the loincloth, sharpen the spear.
A call to prepare for the project at hand.

-Mary Kawena Pukui, ‘Olelo No'eau No. 299

Teacher Ukuna (Supplies)		Student Ukana
color-coded name tags for each of three student groups		backpack
		water in small unbreakable container
day’s agenda		lunch with as little disposable packaging as possible
first aid kit		tabi (preferably the sock type that clings to ankles and calves) OR athletic shoes and socks that can get dirty and wet.
trash bag
hat
sunscreen		shorts and t-shirt that can get dirty and wet
lunch and water in backpack		hat
rain jacket		sunscreen
cellular phone (optional)		rain jacket
mosquito repellant		extra change of clothes – in case of rain
liquid soap		plastic bag for damp or dirty clothes
paper towels		mosquito repellant
4 clipboards with 3 plant hunt sheets on each		nametag
4 pencils attached to clipboards
digital camera (for taking pictures during the field trip)
binoculars (optional)If students will be planting* in the marsh
you will need enough of the following for one-third of the class
garden gloves
small hand towels

*Types of native plants for out-planting will need to be pre-arranged with contact people for this field site. For more information, see the Pacific American Foundation Web site at www.thepaf.org.

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