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This engaging and age-appropriate informational guide introduces students to the history, meaning, and observance of King Kamehameha Day, a major cultural holiday in Hawaii. Designed specifically for students in grades 4–8, the PDF offers a clear, student-friendly overview of the life of King Kamehameha I and how Hawaiians remember his legacy today.

The guide is divided into easy-to-read sections, covering:
– What King Kamehameha Day is
– When and why it began
– How Hawaiians mark it
– The cultural symbols and colors of the day
– Why this day matters in Hawaiian history

Students will benefit by:
– Building reading skills with a non-fiction topic
– Learning about Hawaiian history, traditions, and culture
– Developing respect for diverse cultures and leaders
– Engaging in cross-curricular learning through social studies and literacy

Why download this reading PDF?
– It’s ideal for holiday-themed lessons or cultural studies
– Clear language and layout make it accessible to a range of reading levels
– Encourages curiosity and classroom discussion
– Perfect for independent reading, group activities, or homework

This digital file is a ready-to-use reading resource that adds valuable cultural knowledge to any upper elementary or middle school classroom.

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Total Page Count in Digital Format: 8

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