Author Archives: Kanani De Sa
Choosing a “JUST RIGHT” Book.
The 5 finger rule is simple and help students find a book that is “just right” and true to their reading level. Here are the steps: 1) Choose a book that you think you want to read. 2) Open the … Continue reading
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Met the Challenge & Sharing ALOHA!
Congratulations to ‘Ulili in Papa ‘Elima 5B who was selected as the winner of the QR Code Scavenger Hunt Challenge! She was among 7 other students in her class that scored a PERFECT grade on this library activity. How did … Continue reading
Posted in 'Ōlelo No'eau, Kahiau, Papa 'Elima, QR Codes
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New Books @ the CRBLC!
New library books have arrived! Come and visit us at the Hale Waihona Puke to browse and borrow some of the newest books that made it to the “New Books” bookshelf! Mai Poina, 1 book per student please! Mahalo Nui.
Scavenger Hunt In The Library
Papa ‘Elima – 5A used QR Codes to learn about the various collections that are in the learning center. Their task was to scan each code that gave a hint about a particular collection in the library. With the ho’ohani … Continue reading
ABC Order
Today our Kindergartener’s learned how books are organized on the bookshelf. They learned first-hand by using their last names as authors of their own book then organizing themselves in ABC order as if they were human books on a bookshelf. … Continue reading
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Papa Mala’o – Library Information
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Becoming Independent Users of the Library
One of our goals for our haumāna (student) is for them to become independent users of the library. In doing so, our students need to know how to navigate through the library catalog, how to conduct a simple search, how … Continue reading
Welina Mai Nā ‘Ohana o Ke Kula Ha’aha’a!
Aloha and welcome back to school e nā haumāna, nā ‘ohana a me nā kumu! I pray each and everyone of you had a wonderful and safe summer vacation. It’s a brand new school year and I am very excited … Continue reading
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