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On Friday, January 28th, we celebrated our 100th day of kindergarten! The students had made awesome projects with their 100 popsicle sticks. We shared our projects, made a snack of 100 treats and enjoyed graphing our favorite cupcake toppings….and then … Continue reading →

For the past couple of days the keiki have been busy learning about Martin Luther King, Jr. and his dream for freedom. They learned about Dr. Kings life as a young boy and how he fought for his rights “with … Continue reading →

We practiced making a “pono” story response in our reading groups, understanding what to put in our beginning, middle and end responses. Check out Noah, Tyler, Kai and Ciana as they explain how to do this. Enjoy Ciana’s pono response … Continue reading →

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Mahalo to Aunty Isha and Alisha for sharing a story about Hanukkah!  Our class has been busy this week writing for information.  Our writing rubric for this benchmark lists meeting (PR) and exceeding (CD) samples as follows: I am on … Continue reading →

Mahalo to Mrs. Leialoha who came in to show the keiki the art of kneading bread!  KA and KB were busy massaging air bubbles from their dough and forming loaves which were baked later that day.  After this activity we … Continue reading →

Mahalo to all who could make it to our ‘ohana math night!  We had fun in the K/1 session making number bonds and poi smoothies.  We are practicing making all the combinations of numbers one through ten.  A strong knowledge … Continue reading →

How do you make applesauce?  Ask your kindergarten keiki- it’s easy and ono!  Mahalo to Aunty Heather for assisting us in this culinary adventure.  The children all had a chance to cut up apples, talking about wholes and parts.  After … Continue reading →

Kindergarteners enjoyed a story read to them by Ciana’s mom, Aunty Charmie.  Mahalo nui loa for coming in to share story time with us and talk story with us about your time as a kindergartener!  We welcome all ‘ohana who … Continue reading →