Congratulations to all haumāna who received an award at this morning’s assembly. Your hard work, show of character and attendance help to make a great student learner. Keep up the great work gang! I MUA!!!
Here is a video on the awards assembly. It includes our Papa 1 as well as others from our school.
It is during this time of the year that we reflect on the love and support that we receive. We are very blessed to be a part of so many different things; school, `ohana, sports, and people. Please take a few minutes and post one thing that you and your `ohana are thankful for. Be safe and enjoy your lā ho`omaika`i!
na, Kumu Kaleo
I am thankful for my `ohana, especially my mom and dad who are helping me raise my 8 year old son. They kōkua kumu by taking Kalei to school, picking him up, watching him, and taking him to his extra-curricular activities. Without the kako`o (support) from them, I would probably not be able to take care of my kuleana as a papa 1 kumu. Mahalo nui! To Kalei, mahalo for being a good boy. It’s makes life that much easier on dad, LOVE YOU!!! And to my other 20 keiki, mahalo for coming to school, always trying your best and showing aloha to one another. Love you guys!!!
MAHALO NUI to everyone for donating all the items to fill 4 shoe boxes for our Operation Christmas Child. We were able to make 2 boxes for girls and 2 boxes for boys. Our keiki stuffed, labeled and delivered the makana making it a true gift from our papa. It is during these times that we say mahalo for all the things the we have and share with others who may be less fortunate.
As we enter into the Holiday season, please reflect upon the many blessings that we have right in front of us…….each other, healthy keiki, a beautiful school, and aloha kekahi i kekahi.
I hopena pule maika`i!!
Na`u no,
Kumu Kaleo
Mai poina…… dress white attire on Monday, Conferences on Tuesday and Wednesday.
You might wonder what could geography, food, and a party have in common? Well, in Papa 1A, we made all three go together. Geography week has allowed us to focus in on interdependence and food. We have been talking about our favorite foods, where they come from and how that relates to us. As recipients of Mrs. Hara’s IXL mastered skill awards, we decided to have our pizza party today. We were able to talk about how we relate to pizza, where it comes from and so forth. We had a blast.
Mahalo to Mrs. Hara for delivering the pizza!!
Watch and see what we did!!!
Geography week is focused around the theme of interdependence. How do we relate to the the things around us? How do we relate to people in other places or right at home? In first grade we will be using a topic of food to explore our relationship with others and things. Please post a picture or recipe of a favorite food or dish. Tell us why you like it and where it is from. Our keiki did this today. We will be eating something from a different country tomorrow……yes, with our pizza.
Congratulations to our Papa 1!!!! We mastered 394 skills on our IXL math during the first trimester. Because of everyones hard work Ms. Hara announced that our class had the most mastered skills for grades K-2 therefore, being awarded a PIZZA PARTY!!!!! Our party is tentatively scheduled for next week Wednesday. Keep up the GRRRREAT work gang!!!
Our keiki voted and the results are in………
President: Barack Obama
Mayor: Billy Kenoi
A big congratulations goes out to our October Hāweo awardees, Tehani Kekuawela and Ethan D’Ambrosio. Both haumāna demonstrated the Hawaiian value of Hō`ihi. Mahalo to their `ohana for joining us today at lunch……I mua e nā pōki`i!!!!
What an awesome huaka`i to Ka`ū. We were blessed to have had wonderful people from the community meet and share their expertise with our haumāna. Mahalo to John Cross for setting up our visit to the Ka`u Coffee Mill owned by a wonderful man named Mr. Olsen. This Pāhala farm provided snacks for all our keiki and chaperones, gave coffee samples and really treated us like family. Mahalo to artist Kathleen Kam who shared her mural of Ka`ū, modeled drawing of native plants and played with us, “guess who I’m drawing.” Later that morning Mr. John Kahiapo met us at Punalu`u. He took us on a hike to a church and shared mo`olelo about the place, Ke Ali`i Pauahi and a great Hawaiian man named Henry Opukaha`ia. We were treated to a beautiful day, greeted by honu, fresh water springs and of course the great ocean for swimming. Mahalo…….. Ka`ū i ka makani ku`ehu lepo.