The Ho'ike o Haleakala curriculum is divided into modules, units, and activities. The activities are the individual lesson plans that make up units. A unit is a collection of activities on the same topic and within the same module. Each of the four modules cover a discrete ecosystem of Haleakala.

For example, if you want to find an individual lesson on coastal erosion, you would look in the "Coastal" module to find the unit "Beach Today, Gone Tomorrow" and the activity "Causes and Consequences of Erosion."

• Modules - divisions of discrete ecosystems of Haleakala (Example: Coastal Module)
• Units - topics pertaining to that ecosystem (Example: Beach Today, Gone Tomorrow?)
• Activities - lesson plans for each unit (Example: Causes and Consequences of Erosion )

The activity search is designed to make it as easy as possible to find an activity in the Ho'ike o Haleakala curriculum that best meets your needs. You can search by any combination of lesson type and/or period and/or subject and/or DOE benchmark.

• Lesson Type - The lesson type is a description of the format of the lesson.

• Period - This describes the total number of class periods the specific activity is designed to take.

• Subject - Choose from a selected list of keywords that describe the general topic of the activity.

• DOE Benchmark - Each activity meets one or more of the Department of Education's benchmarks.

A search can be done on any one or any combination of these fields. Simply choose the desired items from the pull down boxes and connect them with search constraining terms, such as "and" and "or". Then click on the search button, the results will appear at the bottom of the page.