We were so happy to have ‘Alohiʻs grandpa come today and share his recipe for namasu. Both he and ‘Alohi worked together taking us step by step through the process. They even shared some tips for added tastiness, like using seaweed and imitation crab!
Mahalo nui loa again to those of you who have been able to share your skills with our class!
https://animoto.com/play/Uz1GbUPFQrIVRWeCpWoFDw
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 our ‘ohana help our kaiāulu!
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 the nene goose was so close to extinction many years back. We learned the importance of people like him that work hard to keep animals safe as well as taking care of our aina.
Mahalo Uncle Ray!
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 “tea sandwich.” Our keiki recorded their work in pictures. Then on Tuesday we went over to their class where they taught us how to make a movie about it on the app explain everything. This we downloaded onto our e-Portfolios. It was such fun and amazing watching how well they all worked together!
https://animoto.com/play/Iif10rX0H117bJEsORzX0w
We had an awesome afternoon doing physical activities to the theme of 100 this afternoon in mixed teams of K, first and second grade students. Enjoy the pictures!
https://animoto.com/play/rjgNOugiw1tc3MCvxDlauQ
I now have a link to kidblog, which is where your keiki have their own blogs! Simply click onto those words located under our class photo and it will take you to those blogs.
There is another link to photos where you can see pictures from different activities . (I still have older ones from other classes which I just canʻt part with!)
Just realized that you need the password to log in: kumuc
