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This week our class had the opportunity to Skype with a first class in Baltimore! Both classes prepared information about their town and state to share accompanied with real and drawn pictures. We learned that they have some different types … Continue reading →

What a full and rememberable day we had in the Ka‘ū district! Mahalo to all of the chaperones who came along to assist and help keep us safe. We began our learning at the Ka‘u Coffee Mill where Mr.Cross and … Continue reading →

Kaʻu district may have been the first point of contact for the early Hawaiians in their journey from the south. We know that they brought plants with them so to sustain themselves. It is also believed that some returned home … Continue reading →

Both first grade classes enjoyed a visit from the Galimba ‘ohana as they came in to share about the district of Ka‘u. Uncle Kelly- Kristaʻs dad- and her two cousins, Mahealani and Melia, shared stories and pictures of the land … Continue reading →

I am sure if you check out the other school blogs, chances are you will have come across a blog similar to this. Yesterday our K/1 courtyard was swarmed by a moving colony of bees. After securing the keiki safely … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Brayden and Kayana for showing consistent pono behaviors during the month of September and always trying their best in their school work! They enjoyed lunch with their ‘ohana today up on the big stage!

It is such fun to see your keiki in civilian clothes from time to time! Enjoy taking a peek at our second Na Koa award day! Mrs. Nae‘ole-Wong even dropped in to read a story to the class.

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The first graders enjoyed their morning this Friday visiting the Mauna Loa Macadamia Nut Farm and Green Point Nurseries. Wow! We learned how a factory runs in two different ways at these two places. Mahalo to the workers there who … Continue reading →