Great Job, e na Keiki! You listened well, and in return, learned a lot about how to keep safe when riding the bus. Can you share with others one important thing they need to remember about bus safety?
Congratulations to 3B student, Noah, for winning an award for his beautiful artwork created in school! Noah’s work was selected for the 24th MOA National Art Student Exhibit in Japan where it won the Silver Award in its category. Noah was presented with a plaque at this weeks opening oil. We are proud of him and his accomplishment!
KAI
‘ALOHIKEA
AARON
NAPUA
BLAZE
BRAELYN
TRINITY ANN
KAELUM
SHADE
MICAH
SHAWNA
MICHAEL
HINA
TY
KAMAILAH
KELSON
Noah
HULALI
This is just a reminder that Papa ‘Ekolu ME Boxes are due tomorrow. Don’t forget to review the rubrics for grading and practice what you are going to say in your presentation to the class. We are anxious to learn more about eachother’s families, friends, and interests.
Two of our haumana completed and shared their boxes with us today. Kaiyana and Sid both did outstanding jobs on producing quality products and in presenting their boxes. Here’s what their boxes looked like.
Great job, girls!
KAIYANA
SIDDALEE
The new school year kicked off this past Wednesday and all is going well. Papa ‘Ekolu was thrilled to meet our newest member to the class, Braelyn. Friday afternoon was when we all got together to talk about our summer and play with our new and old friends. We look forward to many more days of fun!
Congratulations to the keiki in the pic below for making it into our 100 Club! These keiki mastered their multiplication facts and proved it by scoring 100% on a timed test. Their hard work and dedication to studying really paid off. On Monday these students will celebrate this great accomplishment by partaking in a pizza party at lunch.
One of the expectations of 4th Grade is that the haumāna enter the new school year with mastery of their basic multiplication facts. It is very important that ALL haumāna continue to study these consistently throughout the summer months. When school starts, the students who invested time to study during their vacation will truly be thankful.
Two of our helpful students from 3B were honored today at a special luncheon in the dining hall. Tyce and Kalāhiki received the Hāweo Award for May for their kōkua. It was extra special because their ‘ohana was able to celebrate with them as they were recognized today.
Keep up the great work, boys!
Mahalo nui loa, e na haumāna a me na makua! Last Friday was such an awesome day, thanks to all of you! Your hugs, notes, cards and gifts truly made me feel special and loved. I especially liked the tea/note wreath that you made together. You are so clever and creative. Thank you for a wonderful day and a terrific year! I love you all!!!
