PULE ʻONIPAʻA

PULE ʻONIPAʻA

Aloha e nā ʻohana Nā Wai Ola!!

We are excited to share our upcoming event for this month Ianuali (January) “PULE ʻONIPAʻA” and we want to invite you to join us at our Lā ʻOhana on Friday, January 20, 2023!! 

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For our upcoming Lā ʻOhana, we invite you into our classrooms for 30-minute classes to learn alongside your keiki:

  1. Papa ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language) with Kumu Ben.
  2. Papa Kilo (Observations / Hawaiian Lunar Calendar) with Kumu Kailey & Kumu Mahina.
  3. Papa Māla (Culinary agriculture) with Kumu Kāwika.

Following the classes, each grade level will be doing a hōʻike (presentation) on the class projects that they have been working on throughout the 1st and 2nd Quarters.

RSVP with our office by Friday, January 13, 2023, and join us on Friday (Jan 20th)!! After our activities, we will end our day with our quarterly award assembly! 

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E hele mai, come join us!! 

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