Papa ʻElima a Kumu Helemano: 12/13/22
Kumu Helemano's papa 5 is focusing on māmane this school year. Their huakaʻi was spent observing the ʻāina and identifying native plants of the wao akua.
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Papa ʻEhā a Kumu Kaleo: 12/9/22
Kumu Kaleo's papa 4 is focusing on koa this school year. Their huakaʻi was spent observing the ʻāina and identifying native plants of the wao nahele.
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Papa ʻEkahi a Kumu Kuʻuleiaupuni: 3/1/22
Kumu Kuʻuleiaupuni's papa 1 is focusing on ʻaʻaliʻi and koa this school year. Their huakaʻi was a culminating activity to plant their seedlings on the ʻāina.
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Papa ʻEkolu a Kumu Mikala: 12/2/22
Kumu Mikala's papa 3 is focusing on pāpala kēpau this school year. Their huakaʻi was spent observing the ʻāina and identifying native plants of the wao ʻamaʻu.
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Papa ʻEhā a Kumu Kaleo: 4/1/22
Kumu Kaleo's papa 4 is focusing on koa and the wao nahele this school year. Their huakaʻi was a culminating activity to plant their koa seedlings on the ʻāina.
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Papa ʻEhā a Kumu Kaleo a me ka papa ʻElima a Kumu Helemano: 12/10 & 12/14/2021
Kumu Kaleo and Kumu Helemano are teaching their students about the various wao (realms) of the uplands. Papa 4 is focusing on koa and the wao nahele while Papa 5 is focusing on māmane and the wao akua.
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Papa 11 a Kumu Hōkūlani Reyes: 11/19 & 12/9/2021
Kumu Hōkūlani is taking her CTE Plants Systems Class to the Kealakekua Forest Nursery to learn about koa and ʻiliahi. They were able to help collect seeds, scarify seeds, and plant koa and ʻiliahi.
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Papa ʻEkahi a Kumu Kuʻuleiaupuni: 11/8/21
Kumu Kuʻuleiaupuni is doing a native Hawaiian plant unit with her first grade class. She introduced the keiki to ʻaʻaliʻi and koa, and the keiki will plant the seeds in temporary pots at the school. The seedlings will then be transplanted to Kealakekua Mountain Reserve to be a part of the future forest!
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