Author Archives: treveret

You will have 45 minutes to continue working on your fictional/personal narrative stories. Don’t forget to use the rubric to revise and make final changes. If you feel that you are ready to publish..go for it! Don’t forget to include … Continue reading →

Happy Friday! Here is a link to our May Day performance. The keiki did a wonderful job going with the flow from our elementary to the middle school gym and then waiting to perform. I am so very proud of … Continue reading →

Here is the picture from last week’s math problems. Good luck mathematicians!

Hi Writers, Today for writing I’d like you to continue your publishing. I will conference and meet with you on Tuesday. Type your essay in an app that can be sent to me so I can print your work later. … Continue reading →

Please read the following information from Kumu Kanani… Wednesday, May 6, 2015 will be the LAST DAY to borrow resources from the CRBLC. Friday, May 15, 2015 ALL library items need to be returned to the CRBLC and payment(s) for … Continue reading →

Please follow the directions below for your homework: You will all be writing a thank you letter to one of our guest speakers last week. I’ve assigned a speaker for each table. This letter will be a rough draft so … Continue reading →

Hi Writers, Ready to write your conclusion? Read on to learn how! A conclusion is the last paragraph in your essay. Its job is to summarize the main ideas in your writing so your reader’s won’t forget it. What is … Continue reading →

Tomorrow morning you will have the opportunity to Skype with Wendy Grieb. She is one of the storyboard artists (visualizes stories and sketches frames of the story on paper) on Phineas and Ferb, who previously won an Annie Award for … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Koa and Au’kele for earning April’s Hāweo award for ho’oulu! Mahalo to the ‘ohana that made it out last week to celebrate their hard work.

Hi Mathematicians, Last night you created a blog post about one of your measurement activities (life size drawing or bead creation) and today I want you to create a reflection about our mini unit on measuring length. You may work … Continue reading →