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May 2023 Broadcast

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Aloha! My name is Kamaka and I am here with you for the last Kamaka Minute. If there is something new that pops up next year, I will back and do a Kamaka Minute about it. This is my farewell I will be talking about how to stay cool in the summer. First of all, you have sprinklers, slip and slides, and pools. All that stuff you can do at home, but if you have like a pond, lake, stream, or something you can swim in near your house... go swim in it. Remember, if you want to go to the beach, swim with an adult and make sure parents are watching, know where you are, and if there is an emergency please call for an adult. That was me Kamaka for the last Kamaka Minute. Goodbye. See you next time if I do. If there is a next time, bye! Hi, this is Cheyenne with Auntie Rhonda and I'm going to ask her great questions about her at the school. How long have you worked here? At Kohala Elementary 25 years, but then all together from the high school 31 in total. What is your job? My position is called Office Assistant, so I do enrollments, I do lunch, bus applications, exiting children, enrolling children, and talking to parents. You must help a lot of people. Why do you do it? I like connecting with the parents, with the children, and making the parents comfortable about their children coming to school. If they're not comfortable then the children will be uncomfortable and be afraid to come to school. I feel that if I am welcoming then everybody will be fine. Awesome! Tell us about your beautiful self. Actually, I came to Kohala Elementary - High School and then I went to Hawaii Community College Secretary of Science...graduated there. Then, I worked several places, but when I was asked to interview for the position as a parent for the Parent Community Networking Center. Then, I got that job and I've been at Kohala since. I just love it! You guys have to be like her - hard-working. Aren't you going to be free soon from your job? My retirement date is July 1st 2023, but I won't call it freedom. I have things to do at home. This is Cheyenne with Auntie Rhonda, goodbye! Goodbye and thank you! aloha! Hi! Today, on my last art segment, I have my guest artist Cheyenne. Hi! Hello and today will be making Mother's Day art. Alright let's get into it. So first off, we are going to start with half a heart and if you want to draw this with us you can too. Then, we're going to draw a circle. Make sure the circle has multiple divides in it. Then, we're just going to draw flower around it and make multiples. So we're going to do a heart that says mom in it. Then, We are going to finish your heart. Then, we're going to write Mom and draw a little flower twirl... and then we're done. Instead of playing video games you can play basketball. I'll be talking about basketball and how to play it. I will be talking about positions, shooting, and dribbling. There are many positions. The positions are point guard, shooting guard, small forward, power forward, and center. The point guard or shooting guard are at the top of the three-point line and the others are on the bottom. Shooting is a hard thing to practice. You have to practice your form many times to become good at shooting. Dribbling is another important thing inside the game of basketball. You have to practice many times. This is Hunter talking about basketball. Hi, I'm Cy and I'll be telling you what you can do for this summer. First, you can play basketball or flag football. Join summer fun while you're at it or summer school. Maybe go to your friendly skate park, gym, or maybe the park if you want to. Make sure stay safe, stay cool, and stay healthy. Bye, aloha! (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds and wind chime) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) (Nature sounds) Aloha! Today I will be presenting you with Pono and GLO for the end of April. In preschoolm we have Rexsen. In Kindergarten, we have Dylan Margot, and Miley. In first grade, we have Kingzley, Ellie, and Chloe. For second grade, we have Leahi, Skylee, and Kailana. For third grade we have Rose, Jaemar, and Titus. For fourth grade, grade we have Tyana, Ashanti, and Tucker. For fifth grade, we have Kaia, Blade, and Darius. In preschool, we have Lorelei  and Noah. In kindergarten we have Greysen, Johnny, Vaitasi, Natalee, Lillian and Xavier. For first grade, we have Royal, Joseph, Zayne, Dominick, Ilyana, and Trevor. For second grade, we have Ehukai, Chevy, Mateo, Analyn, Ayla, and Leasa. For third grade, we have Mae, Arianna, Harmony, Lola, Meleana, and Julianna. In fourth grade, we have Maluhia, Tu'uwai, Bea, Kaimi, Trylyn, and Elika. For fifth grade, we have Luke, Dahlia, Malu, Iverson, and Jaymerson. Congratulations!

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