Landmark Hunt

This worksheet highlights the many landmarks that define Maui’s beach culture and history. Students will encounter names of natural formations and cultural points like “Dragon’s Teeth” and “Pu’u Ola’i.” The puzzle fosters curiosity about Maui’s landscape and traditions. Each landmark name carries historical or geological significance.

This activity improves recognition of multi-word names and builds awareness of geographical and cultural terms. It encourages proper noun identification, which aids in writing and research skills. The unique Hawaiian names support pronunciation practice and deepen cultural literacy. It also enhances scanning and pattern-finding abilities.

Word Bank – Nakalele Blowhole, ‘Iao Valley Stream Mouth, Honolua Marine Preserve, Red Sand Beach Trail, Wai’anapanapa Caves, Black Rock, Dragon’s Teeth, Seven Sacred Pools, La Perouse Bay, Molokini Crater, Secret Cove, Keone’ō’io Bay, Pu’u Ola’i, Kamaole Tide Pools, Ahihi-Kinau Reserve