Aloha Kakou,
Mahalo for a great day at lab. Some of us did get scolding for playing too much in the van on the way down to Kualoa. Please remember that we are invited to create a Pu'uhonua wherever we at.
A definition for Pu'uhonua is: a place of refuge, sanctuary, asylum, place of peace and safety. We should always strive to create this atmosphere.
Our homework is to work on our Math, our project Work, and the writing assignment from Friday. And the new assignment is to write a three paragraph reflection on our lab today. Some questions to help you might be: What did you learn today? How did helping clean up the burial site make you feel today? What did you learn from the ants? Did they teach you something important?
Again, if you have any questions, let me know and the posts are there for you to read.
Aloha,
Kumu Feki
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Homework for the last day of September 2008
Aloha,
Good work was done today with not as many reminders to stay on task. Mahalo everyone!
Homework is as follows:
- Work on old and new project (as applicable)
- Finish math lecture, activity or homework. If you are under the impression that you have no math homework, please re-think your approach. There is always something you can do that is math related or mathematical in nature.
- For most of the class I still have not yet received the 4 paragraph writing piece which was assigned last Friday (please see Friday's post)
- Bring all needed items for Lab tomorrow (we may be going to Kualoa to help Uncle Cal).
Congrats to Caitlyn whose birthday it was today and who is the first member of our class to have a post-eval this school year! Ka'ainoa is next and we look forward to the rest of our class showing off their work.
Please don't forget how to start a project (See posts about that), and also continue to learn how to write proper essays and papers. We will learn more about that.
Also, don't forget PHOTOSYNTHESIS...
Aloha,
Kumu Feki
Good work was done today with not as many reminders to stay on task. Mahalo everyone!
Homework is as follows:
- Work on old and new project (as applicable)
- Finish math lecture, activity or homework. If you are under the impression that you have no math homework, please re-think your approach. There is always something you can do that is math related or mathematical in nature.
- For most of the class I still have not yet received the 4 paragraph writing piece which was assigned last Friday (please see Friday's post)
- Bring all needed items for Lab tomorrow (we may be going to Kualoa to help Uncle Cal).
Congrats to Caitlyn whose birthday it was today and who is the first member of our class to have a post-eval this school year! Ka'ainoa is next and we look forward to the rest of our class showing off their work.
Please don't forget how to start a project (See posts about that), and also continue to learn how to write proper essays and papers. We will learn more about that.
Also, don't forget PHOTOSYNTHESIS...
Aloha,
Kumu Feki
Monday, September 29, 2008
Homework and Other Information
Malo e lelei,
Today's homework involves:
1. Working on math for at least one hour
2. Finishing the essay on what Uncle Nainoa Thompson spoke to us about (see previous posts)
3. Working on our projects (old or new)
Each student should know how to start a project and also how to finish one. Please refer to the previous posts to find out more.
Malo 'aupito,
Kumu Feki
Today's homework involves:
1. Working on math for at least one hour
2. Finishing the essay on what Uncle Nainoa Thompson spoke to us about (see previous posts)
3. Working on our projects (old or new)
Each student should know how to start a project and also how to finish one. Please refer to the previous posts to find out more.
Malo 'aupito,
Kumu Feki
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