Our fair is going on until Friday!  Please visit before and after school.  Shop online here.

Email Mrs. Lau at shelley.lau@k12.hi.us if there are any questions. 

The Fall Festival event in November raised over $3,000 worth of new books for the library!  We have started a graphic novels collection and added to our picture book, fiction, and non-fiction collections.

What are graphic novels?
Graphic novels are stories written and illustrated in the style of a comic.  They weave rich, lively visuals with short bursts of text to tell a story.  Graphic novels can help build reading comprehension through clearly defined story elements such as characters, setting, and plot.  Graphic novels also encourage visual literacy - the ability to interpret images to add meaning to a story.

Mahalo to the fifth graders of the class of 2020 for producing the story maze.  Thank you to all the staff and families who came to this event!

Here are the new books we added to the library thanks to your support:

...that our students are kind and caring.  They are learning how to get along with others and listen to different perspectives.

Grade 1 talked about empathy and cooperation this month in library class.  We made class crayon boxes to show how we can create great things together!

This month's eBook list was created in honor of Grade 3.  They have been studying citizenship and perspective through the lens of World War II and the attack on Pearl Harbor.  We will be going on a field trip this week to the Arizona Memorial.