Stomp, Chomp & Read your way to the Scholastic Book Fair!
The Scholastic Book Fair is running next week, May 6-10, 7:30-3:00 (W, 2:00), but did you know you can shop online right now? Click the link, find our school & avoid the crowds! Items will be delivered to your child's classroom. http://
We could still use a few volunteers. Please sign up here if you can spare a couple of hours helping kids find books at the fair: https://www.
PTO appreciates you signing up to help in any of the following ways.
Staff Appreciation is May 6-10 and you can still help, Sign Ups:
Food: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a054fa8a92aa7f58-superhero
Volunteers: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a054fa8a92aa7f58-superhero1
Volunteers: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/70a054fa8a92aa7f58-superhero1
J1 1st grade students have been learning about people
and inventions that have changed the world. We have studied ocean life
and learned how humans impact our Earth.
We
learned that about 20% of clothing gets reused or recycled. That means
80% gets thrown away and ends up in landfills or oceans.
J1
wants to change this. We will be having a clothing and shoe drive from
April 29 - May 10. Then we will take the items to The North Face store
to their program called Clothes the Loop.
School Calendar
Book Fair open in the library all week long:
7:30 - 3:00 (2pm on Wed.)
PTO Staff Appreciation Week
Mon.
May 6 Testing is Over Celebration
for 3rd, 4th and 5th Grades in afternoon
Tues.
May 7 Thank your teacher today.
Have your child fill our super hero certificate
Wed.
May 8 Chaperone Training 8 - 8:30
in PCNC office in corner of main office
Thurs.
May 9 Be seen in Green for National
Children's Mental Health Awareness Day
Fri.
May 10 4th grade field trip to Loi / Taro patch
Community Calendar
Sat.
May 4 . Wahiawa Pineapple Festival from 10am - 6pm at the Wahiawa
District Park. Entertainment, food, crafts, keiki bouncers, community
resources, wellness and history exhibits, country market and more.
Contest
1: 1pm design and fold paper planes, 1:30 competition throwing planes
for distance. Contest open to first 50 contestants in each age division
(7 - 12 and 13 - 17)
Contest
2: Bake your best pineapple dessert at home and bring it to be tested
by panel of judges. 10:30 registration and 11am judging.
Contest
3: Tug-of-war team battle and fitness challenges. 11am registration and
weigh-in and 12 noon competition starts. Teams of 5 in different weight
classes. Open to first 8 teams in each division.
For all contests: visit pineappleday.com to register to compete and for complete rules.
Sat. May 4 . Comic Book - stop by Aiea, Mililani and Wahiawa public libraries with a valid HSPLS library card and receive a free comic book for Free Comic Book Day while supplies last. Call 808-627-7470 for Mililani Library and 622-6345 for Wahiawa
Sat. May 4 . Mililani Town Association hosts a Spring Craft Fair from 4pm - 9pm at Rec Center 5 featuring a variety of apparel, accessories, stationary, food and much more. visit mililanitown.org/events
Sat & Sun May 4 & 5 Hawai’i Book and Music Festival from 10am - 5pm is Free. There is never a
shortage of activities for the keiki at the annual free Hawaiʻi Book and Music
Festival, and this year is no exception. The Kristi Yamaguchi Reading Corner
will feature the Olympic skater herself and other local celebrities reading
their favorite children’s books. Mr. Steve the song man of PBS will perform on
the Keiki Stage three times per day while the Keiki Fun Zone offers rides and
bouncers. A few tips: bring a blanket to spread out on the lawn and don’t
forget some of your unloved books to exchange at the popular book swap event.
Food trucks and booths will be selling dishes all weekend long—so you might
want to bring some extra cash.
Sat. May 4 Parade of Farms from 10am - 4pm. Have you ever
wondered where your food comes from? Spend Saturday on the farm at the annual
Parade of Farms. This free, day-long event highlights the farms of Waiʻanae.
Keiki can try various hands-on activities, such as planting seeds to take home
and painting postcards using fresh fruit and vegetables. At lunchtime, families
can buy farm-to-table dishes cooked up by Kahumana Organic Farm and Café.
Reserve your spot for guided tours of Waiʻanae farms for a behind-the-scenes
look into the business (and lifestyle) of local farming. Families can take “The
ABC’s of Farming” tour to taste locally made honey from Tolentino Farms and
visit the Iliʻili Farms for an up-close look at aquaponics. Tickets for farm
tours are $20 for adults and $10 for youth per tour. Keiki 5 and under
receive free admission.
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Sat. May 4 Quatro
de Mayo from 5pm - 9pm for free. Commemorate
Cinco de Mayo one day early at Kapolei Commons. This family-friendly event
celebrates Mexican-American culture through various activities including a free
showing of the Disney movie Coco under the stars. Keiki can create
earth-friendly maracas and “fiesta-themed” colorful paper collages at the Art
Explorium booth. Mexican-themed food and drinks will also be available for any
hungry niños (or niñas) Kapolei Commons. 4450
Kapolei Parkway (808) 541-5175 kapoleicommons.com
Sat.
May 11 Innovation
Day at Leilehua High School from 9am - noon for free.
Stop
by Leilehua High School to explore coding, cybersecurity & more. Technology
brings change at a rapid rate and the Leilehua Complex Schools are providing
programs to prepare kids for these changes. Our Complex is rolling out a Computer
Science Initiative that will give our students skills to thrive. Food will be
available for purchase.
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