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The kindergartners had a lot of fun jumping for the American Heart Society today. The money the children raised will go to an organization that will help educate people about staying healthy and taking care of our heart. -Miss Antida

After all their hard work, all of the kindergartners qualified for this trimester’s Nā Koa reward—A Mini Carnival! The keiki enjoyed playing fun games such as ring toss, stack the cups, and dominos, getting their faces panted, and winning cool … Continue reading →

What a wonderful day we had! The children completed a scavenger hunt in the mall looking for places such as the social security office and Game Stop. At Safeway, we visited the bakery, sampled poke, watched meat get wrapped, and … Continue reading →

After reading ten Caldecott books each, the kindergartners had a celebration in the library. They enjoyed listening to guest author, Kumu Iaea, read “Koʻu Wāwae.” Then they were able to write their own story about what their feet can do. … Continue reading →

For Valentine’s Day the keiki sorted candy sweethearts. They enjoyed counting all of the colored candy (and sneaking a few tastes as well). To our surprise, not all of the boxes contained the same amount of each color. Try sorting … Continue reading →

Students in grades K-5 performed for our annual speech festival last Friday. From KA, Kaiyana, Alisha, Ke’alohilani and Kamailah performed Oliver Twist. They were awesome and gained poise and experience in getting up in front of their elementary friends to … Continue reading →

We celebrated Chinese New Year today! We learned that on this day in China, families dress in red clothing for good luck, participate in lion dances, and receive red envelopes filled with money. We even made our own dragons and … Continue reading →

The children have been busy practicing, practicing, practicing their poems for our Speech Festival on Friday, February 4th. Each group selected their own poem and created their own motions to their poem. Sit back and enjoy their performances! -Miss Antida

As part of our Kaia’ulu unit we have been learning about maps. The keiki listened to the story, “Me On the Map” and experienced drawing their own map of our classroom. They even worked in small groups to create a … Continue reading →

In order to learn about time, the keiki in Mrs. Littrell’s math class did a sorting activity. Each child was given a picture of an activity that would take a second(s), a minute(s), or a hour(s) to do. After thinking … Continue reading →