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February 2023 Broadcast

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Aloha! Today I will be interviewing Aunty Amoo asking her some questions. What do you think about the leaders around the school? I am very proud of our leaders that we have here at Kohala Elementary School. They play a big role. They have lots of kuleana on how they behave and how they are examples to the younger students and sometimes they have a hard time but we have to share with them that you know you have to be a good leader like that's what an alaka`i is all about and they change (turn around) and they end up being the alaka`i (leaders) that we expect them to be. What do you like to do around the school? When I have time, I like to talk to the students walk around just talk story if I see somebody sad, I go up to them and, you know, have a little conversation with them: try to boost their spirits; make them have a happier day and I really like when I have time picking up rubbish like with the little picker thing: like going around campus and picking up napkins or pencils or hair ties that people leave around. That's kind of Aunty Amoo's pet peeve - I don't like rubbish. How do you feel about the kids around the school who are not being kind? It really makes me sad when I see kids that aren't being kind to each other and everybody you know has things going on in their lives and sometimes that's why they're not kind, but something I can say to everybody is even if they're not kind try your best to be kind back to them to show them that they're a friend and maybe they'll turn around and say, "Wow I want to be like Jaynalyn;  she's kind." This is Jaynalyn interviewing Aunty Amoo. See you next time! Do you know where the Makahiki games came from? The Makahiki games came from the Makahiki season where they play games like `Ulu Maika, `O`o Ihe, 100-yard dash, and Hukihuki. Back in Hawaiian history only the Hawaiian warriors and commoners would play these games because kids were too young. Today these games are for people of all ages. The word Makahiki means year. The Makahiki games are like the Hawaiian version of the Olympics. Mr. Anderson and some of his students came to teach us about Makahiki and we played some of the games like `Ulu Maika, `O`o Ihe, 100 yd dash, hukihuki, and stand up arm wrestling. The Hawaiians play the games while training because 100-yard dash helps them charge and hukihuki helps them with their strengths. `Ulu Maika is rolling stones between two sticks. Hukihuki is tug of war and `O`o Ihe is spear throwing. This is what Makahiki games are. Hope that all the 4th and 5th graders that participated had a great time. This is Hunter talking about the Makahiki games. See you next time! Aloha, my name is Kamaka and today on the Kamaka minute I will be talking about donuts. That's right - donuts. I will not be talking about all the different types, but how they are made. Most donuts are made in factories, but some are handmade. I won't be telling you the ingredients - only the steps. First, mix the dough. Second, put in the deep fryer. Third, frost. Last, but not least, if you want, you can add sprinkles. Do you know there are tons of different types of donuts. Not many people even know about most types, but that'll be the Kamaka Minute. Sorry, but bye. My name is Autumn. I'm back again for the Student Council update. The first thing we will do is introduce our broadcast members. In 4th grade, we have Sarah, Austin, Cyrus, Cheyenne, Jaynalyn and, in 5th grade, we have Hunter, Rain, Kaia, and Kamaka. I want to give a special thank you to our cameramen Austin and Rain. Another thank you to Mrs. Dewitt for filming, editing, and releasing the whole process. The next thing I will be mentioning is that on March 2nd is Doctor Seuss's birthday. So we will be doing a Spirit Week from March 6th to March 10th. Hunter is here now and he will be helping me explain the Celebration of Reading. The entire month of March we will be celebrating reading. You can participate by reading in the minute challenge, dressing up for Spirit Week, and joining in the activities your teacher will be presenting to you. We hope you have a fun time reading and we can't wait to see your amazing and creative outfits for the Spirit Week. Have an amazing month and we will see you guys next time. Hi, welcome back to another video of Cy and Cheyenne. Today will be interviewing these beautiful construction workers. Why is the playground being built? The playground is being built for the keiki so you can have fun. What is the playground going to look like? I am not the foreman. I'm really not sure. I was not ready for that question, but we do have a layout of how the playground is going to look like. Maybe we can get that picture and maybe we can show them a little glimpse of what it was look like. Alright! Hi guys this is Cy and Jaynalyn showing you guys the final form of the playground. Sorry for the technical difficulties. Today we will be showing out playground that the construction workers have built for us. They did a really good job at building this for everybody, but we will not be playing on it until the other people are done doing the inspection. This is how the playground will look. Hi my name is Kaia. Today I will be showing you how to draw a cute Axolotl holding a heart. This is my new segment where I show you how to draw art each month with cute animations and anime. The first step is to draw the head. So you draw the line there and then you draw the roundness of it. You can make it a little shorter. Then, you draw a heart in the middle of it. Then, we make like a curve. Then, we draw its leg and its fins up here. Then, we take from the leg right here. We take it and make a tail. Then, we draw the squiggly lines all around the tail. Then, I'm going to make the head a little bit smaller. Like that. Alright, now I'm going to make the headpiece pieces on it. Then, you draw two little lines. Make two lashes and do its mouth, its cheeks, and that's your Axolotl. Aloha! My name is Sarah. My name is Jaynalyn and today we will be showing you the Pono and GLO students. For January, we have Meagan. For Kindergarten we have Macklin, Vaitasi, and Selena. For first grade, we have Kye Jiro, Yari, and Gracie. For second grade, we have Bodhi and Jayana. For third grade, we have Axel, Kamron, and Mary. For fourth grade, we have have Kaimi and TryLyn. For fifth grade, we have Joseph, Keola, and Malu. For the month of January the GLO students are: Kaha`i and Rexsen For Kindergarten we have Zane, Lei-Anna, Nafanua, Malakhi, Miley, and Francis. From first grade, we have Bentley, Blaze, Brent, Kingzley, Mayim, and Rio. For second grade, we have Hailey, Ayesha, Lexcen, and Genevieve. For third grade, we have Raven, Jaemar, Elijah, Bear, and Elzhi. From fourth grade, we have Anthony, Dan, Huck, Mutsu, Ceejay, and Peyton. From fifth grade, we have Jerhone, Prometheus, Vincent, Irish, Noah, and John. Congratulations, everyone!

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