Papa ʻElima sing and play the ukulele as they offer mele.
“Jesū Nō Ke Kahuhipa”
Principalʻs List Awardees
Congratulations to Kacie, Justin, and Kamelenani
1st Trimester Perfect Attendance!
Maikaʻi loa e Adriana, Taylor, Braden, William
Naiya, Skailey, and Tyler
Justin and his ʻOhana
Noah and his Makuakane
Adam and his ʻOhana
Adriana and her ʻOhana
Kauwili and his Makuahine
Skailey and her Makuakane
Chandler and his ʻOhana
Jaci and her ʻOhana
Kamanawa and his ʻOhana
Zoe and her Makuakane
Jhayden and his ʻOhana
Kamele and her Makuahine
Na Haumana celebrated Makahiki through games of Quiet Moods, Skill/Implements and Strength and Endurance. Na Keiki also practiced Maluhia, Mahalo, Kupono and Hoʻolaulea throughout this cultural event.
Ariana and her ʻOhana
Kacie and her ʻOhana
Naiya and her ʻOhana
Ethan and his ʻOhana
Manu and his ʻOhana
William and his ʻOhana
Taylor and her ʻOhana
Tyler and his Makuahine
Tatiana and her Makuahine
Braden and his ʻOhana
Jaydence and her ʻOhana
The following students and their ohana are having lunch together…
Ariana Akau
Naiya Avenue
Taylor Ayudan
Manu Brown
Tatiana Dunhour
Kacie Febo-Santiago
Jaydence Fernandez-Young
Braden Gomes
William Henderson
Ethan Hough
Noah Incillio
Tyler Kaohu
The remaining students and their ohana are scheduled for next Tuesday, November 14th…See you there!
Aloha Kākou Papa ʻElima Parents,
Student Led Parent Conference sign-up sheets went home with your child today (11-2-17). Please select your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choices. I will be allotting times by first come, first serve basis, as well as taking into consideration your choices. Please understand that every effort will be made to give you one of your choices, although it may not always be possible. I look forward to seeing you at our conference. Please return the form no later than Tuesday, November 7, 2017.
What a beautifully blessed day! Mahalo ke akua. Our classroom for today was the Wailuku River! What can we learn from a place? Our haumana taught each other the answers to this significant question. They did the research, and prepared creative and engaging lessons that were presented on our journey from mauka to makai. As the source of ʻike and kumu for today, students shared pertinent historical, cultural, and environmental information through ʻOlelo Hawaiʻi, Moʻolelo, and scientific facts.
Mahalo nui to Anakala John Kahiapo for sharing his ʻike and manaʻo regarding the ecological aspects of our precious ka wai ʻola and native stream animals of Hawaiʻi.
Peʻepeʻe…Boiling Pots
Waianuenue…Rainbow Falls
Kaipolaoa
Reminders:
