During the Holidays people have lots of traditions.  On Christmas Eve Rylee and I pick one present and open it.  The rest of the presents are left until Christmas morning for us to open.

In my family we do 12 days before Christmas. All the kids get to open 1 present every day until dec 25. The gifts are small gifts but it is fun.

by Halai

On Christmas Day we eat breakfeast then we open our presents.My mom video tapes me and my dad opening our presents.When it’s my mom’s turn to open her presents,my dad or me video tapes her.we also celebrate Jesus’s birthday by going to church.

Every Christmas morning our Ohana gathers around the tree and open’s our presents.we then eat breakfast as a family.we then get to enjoy our gifts.

Our famaliy likes to wake up early on Christmas Day.We check if Santa Claus eats the cookies .We open our presents and hurry to grandma’s house because Santa also stops there too.I like Christmas because I like to enjoy my famaliy.

I go to my auntys house.  And all of my family comes to.  And my family talks story with my aunts and uncles.  And some times I get presents from them.and we all eat lunch there.

by Seth

I made this about Pauahi.  Pauahi is special. I used the app explain everything.

by Seth

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Good morning,

Welcome back to school.  What a great job you folks did on Friday night.  Mama Sita sounded awesome!!!  This week is a short week.  Founders Day is on Thursday and school ends at 11:15.  Wednesday we have rehearsals with the entire Kamehameha schools `ohana.  We don’t have spelling this week.   However, letʻs make it  great one.  Letʻs keep Pauahi in our minds and hearts especially this week.

Na`u no,

Kumu Kaleo

Good morning keiki,

Today is a long day for all of us.  Are you ready for your concert tonight?  Remember to return to school and report to class at 5:30.  I will be here ready for you.

As for today, I hope that we can get through all our kuleana and then get a chance to walk to the other buildings and check out the decorated doors.

Please reply to a few of your friends posts on the blog.  Use capitols and periods.

Letʻs make it a great day!!!

Aloha,

Kumu

WOW!!! Our keiki and ‘Ohana have put together a great theme decorated door for Christmas. Kahiau, to give without expecting anything in return was the focus in decorating. We thought about others especially those affected by the unfortunate events in the Philippines. Our keiki talked and wrote about what they would give to a keiki who lost everything. It is simple beautiful. Mahalo to aunties Pua, Anela, Faith, Luz and Melissa, and uncle Steve for all there kokua. Make sure to stop by our classroom tomorrow night to see this greatness.