Friday, April 2: State Holiday, No School, Good Friday
password: recess
Log in at 9:25, event starts at 9:30
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Heroes are never alone, they band together! Our school has decided to take on blood cancer and our mission is to help find a cure. Be on the lookout for more information in the upcoming days as we will kick-off our Hero Squad program. Forms will come home with your child next week.
This is our yearly community service fundraiser for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society- LLS. (formerly known as Pennies for Patients) Thank you in advance for helping the Hero Squad. Don’t forget about all the free SEL and STEM resources available to you!
Leukemia is the #1 most diagnosed form of childhood cancer and this week in the MakerSpace students will be making cards for them to feel better. Learn more about this worthy cause during What's Up Wednesday's Webex with videos and representatives from LLS
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Makerspace Monday: We are collaging cards this week & sending them to Leukemia patients in California. Miss Bei has created & gifted us some intricate birds, hearts and embossed paper designs. We'll add poems, haiku and riddles to help the recipients have a "happy day." Everyone likes to get cards in the mail! Who could you send a card to? We have some ideas on the Makerspace Monday Blog. Take a peek. Post your creations on our
Flipgrid so we can see how they turned out. (students log in with their inouye google account.)
https://dkies.weebly.com/makerspace-mondays
"What's New?" Wednesday Webex April 7, 9:30 am
Join us as we talk to Katie Rice. She is the
Campaign Development Manager for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society in Southern California & Hawaii Region. She has a video and great information to share with us. Our DKIES community has been SUPER generous in the past with Pennies for Patients. This year, we're collecting pennies & sending cards. Be sure to tune in Wednesday, April 7 and see the links on the library blog for more information:
https://dkies.weebly.com/whats-new-wed-webex
Log in at 9:25 at this
link,
password=recess
Event starts at 9:30
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Second Step social-emotional program is being taught in all elementary schools in the Leilehua Complex. Social-emotional learning has proven to have positive benefits to schools and to students. Studies have shown that a more positive school climate and increased academic achievement can be attributed to SEL lessons. (SEL = Social Emotional Learning)
Lessons that teach empathy, emotion regulation, communication, problem-solving, impulse control, emotion management, and assertiveness.
We believe that when students have these tools and practice them in class and at home, they are better able to share and work out their problems in a positive manner. If you would like to know more about Second Step, check out their website at
www.secondstep.org
Here is a link for Pathway 2 success which provides SEL activities to do at home.
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Butterfly Garden
Saturday, April 3 from 1pm - 4pm - Monarch butterflies are flying into Ward Village this weekend. See if you can spot caterpillars or some of the delicate flying creatures in the Sharing the Butterfly Experience encounter tent. Five people at a time can walk in for photos and don’t be afraid if a few of the Monarchs decide to land on your little one. Then learn how people are working to keep the butterfly population thriving and buy a chrysalis to watch at home from Paradise Monarchs. While you’re walking around, watch for positive messages scattered in the garden by Oˊahu Kindness Rocks. Get there a little early to pick up some local produce at the Kakaˊako Farmers Market, which closes at noon. Free
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2021 Soccer Season offered by CYS --Year of Birth eligibility: 2005-2015
• Must be CYS Registered.
• Players and coaches will undergo COVID-19 protocols which will
include hand washing,
daily health screening questions, temperature checks before each
practice and games.
• Coaches will be required to use protective face covering at all times.
• Players will be required to use protective face covering at all times,
except when actively engaging in practice or games. A Face Mask ETP
is required (SECARMY Memo, SUBJECT: Use of Masks and Delegation
of Authority to Grant Exceptions).
• Maximum group of 10 will be enforced / no huddles.
• Volunteer Coaches required to adhere to guidance.
• Youth & Staff will sanitize all equipment after use.
• Drill stations will be set-up more than 6 feet apart.
• Spectators are required to wear masks and not authorized to gather in
areas without practicing physical distancing.
• Separate locations will be identified for Spectators limited to 10 in a
group.
• Hand sanitizer containing over 60% alcohol will be utilized when hand
washing station are not available
• CYS staff will ensure sufficient supplies are available and accessible.
• Players are encouraged to wear gloves and long sleeves.
• No snacks, potlucks or sharing of food or drinks will be allowed.
• No tents will be allowed except by the MWR staff and/or a medical tent.
Cost
$65 per child
Registration Information
Registrations dates are from April 1 to April 30. You can register your
child at SB or AMR Parent Central Services or register online.
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Pick a day (or days) between Thursday, April 1st and Friday, April 9th and enjoy family time
on a 1K, 3K, or 5K walk/run. Post photos to the ACS Hawaii Facebook page while you're out
walking or running and show your support of Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Facebook.com/HawaiiACS
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MWR Youth sports volunteers coaches needed.Volunteer Coaches earn VMIS hours and awards. Registration Information. Pick up a package from CYS Youth Sports & Fitness office, Parent Central Services or download at : https://hawaii.armymwr.com/programs/youth-sports
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