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Kaimiloa Sea Scout 5

Description: A maritime-focused Sea Scout sister program to Queen’s Own Troop 5 that teaches boating, navigation, and maritime skills. It includes lessons on Polynesian wayfinding traditions and instills aloha and malama kai through:

  • Sciences: Studying marine biology and oceanography.
  • Technologies: Learning about modern navigation tools and techniques.
  • Reading:
    • “The Starship and the Canoe” by Kenneth Brower
    • “The Last Navigator” by Steve Thomas
  • Research:
    • Conducting studies on marine ecosystems.
    • “Oceanography and Marine Biology: An Annual Review” edited by R.N. Gibson, R.J.A. Atkinson, and J.D.M. Gordon
  • Remuneration: Understanding careers in maritime industries.
  • Engineering: Designing and building model boats.
  • Electronics: Using electronic navigation and communication devices.
  • Arts: Creating maritime-themed art and crafts.
  • ‘Aina: Promoting ocean conservation and sustainability.
  • Mathematics: Applying mathematical concepts in navigation and sailing.
  • Mele: Exploring traditional sea shanties and maritime music.
  • Mo’omeheu: Understanding Polynesian navigation and seafaring heritage, including traditional Hawaiian practices.
    • Olelo Hawai’i: “Hoe” – Paddle.
  • You: Developing leadership and teamwork skills.