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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Uncle Thomas Shares his Job
Mahalo to Uncle Thomas, Aaliyahaʻs dad, for coming in and sharing about his kuleana as a police officer. It was fun for the keiki to see his tools and peer into his police car. We so appreciate learning about how … Continue reading
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Uncle Ray Shares His Job
Keiranʻs dad, Uncle Ray, came to our class to share his kuleana in our kaiāulu as a wildlife biologist. The keiki were fascinated by the artifacts he showed us and the information he shared. I know I wasnʻt aware that … Continue reading
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Third Grade Friends
This week we got together twice with Ms. Everettʻs third grade class to share the experience of a‘o, teaching and learning with each other. On Monday morning they came to our class to learn from us how to make a … Continue reading
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