No matter what language you greet someone in, it is still a greeting! \u00a0A greeting \u00a0creates a feeling. \u00a0The feeling is so contagious too. \u00a0The students & I have been working on how to properly greet everyone in class. \u00a0We have created a set of agreements that will help us to do just that.<\/p>\n
Really listen to each other<\/p>\n
Focus and Make Eye Contact<\/p>\n
Have Good Body Posture<\/p>\n
You are allowed to pass, but the team is willing to k\u014dkua (Passing ok, but not constantly.)<\/p>\n
EVERYONE’S \u00a0Mana’o Counts EQUALLY!<\/p>\n
Students:<\/strong> Share your mana’o on Morning Greetings with your ohana! \u00a0Share details of what we do and how we feel after. \u00a0After you have a great time sharing with family, please briefly comment on how morning greetings make you feel and explain why. \u00a0Please post comment by Friday, Aug. 12, 2011 @ 7:45am.<\/p>\n Ohana:<\/strong> Together, we strive to help our haumana thrive! \u00a0Please take a few minutes to “talk stories” with your child about our morning greetings in class. \u00a0If you have time to comment, we’d love to hear what you think.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" No matter what language you greet someone in, it is still a greeting! \u00a0A greeting \u00a0creates a feeling. \u00a0The feeling is so contagious too. \u00a0The students & I have been working on how to properly greet everyone in class. \u00a0We … Continue reading