PALS After School Programs 24-25

Nānāikapono Elementary School, in collaboration with PALS (Place-Based After School Literacy Support) and the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, will be offering the following after school programs this school year.

To sign your keiki up for one of these programs, please click here. There are limited spots available for each program, so please sign up early.

Guardians of the Garden

Mrs. Gumm and Mrs. Sula

Students will learn gardening skills, teamwork, and will grow nutritious food.

For Grades 3-6

Meet on Tuesdays & Thursdays

PonoBots

Ms. Gorgonio & Ms. Inoue

Students will collaborate with others to build and code VEX robots.

Ponobots is currently full, if you would like to be put on the waitlist please fill out the online registration form.

For Grades 4-6

Meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, & Thursdays

PonOlympians

Ms. Prei & Mr. Matsushima

Students will learn and practice living a healthy and active lifestyle with a focus on running.

For Grades 4-6

Meet on Tuesdays & Thursdays

Aloha Crafters

Ms. Hadley & Mrs. Sula

Students will be able to make ribbon and yarn leis, Cricut tshirt design; Sewing: Weather Ball, bags, scrunchies, pillow cases, mini-quilts

For Grades 3-6

Meet on Mondays & Fridays

Kababayan Club

Ms. Rarallo & Crisostomo

Students will be able to learn and sustain the Filipino culture, so that we can add diversity and inclusivity in our community.

For Grades 4-6

Meet on Mondays & Tuesdays

3-D Imagineers

Mrs. Martinez

Students will dive into the world of 3D printing, where they'll learn to design and create their own 3D objects. Students will develop essential skills in 3D modeling, solve real world problems, and bring their ideas to life through hands on projects.

For Grades 5 & 6

Meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays

Mr. K's Kinesthetic Classroom

Mr. K

Students will learn about movement and connect the fundamental skills locomotor, non locomotor and manipulative skills to sports specific skill and physical activity opportunities. We will also go over how movement and physical activity helps with academics by using brain to body learning and activating the central nervous system within our bodies.

For Grades 4-6

Meeting on Tuesdays and Thursdays

Na Mea Hawai‘i

Ms. Solomon, and Mrs. Rivers

Students will learn how Hula, mele and cultural artisans serves as a cultural expression, tradition, and storytelling medium in Hawaiian traditions.

For Grades 3-6

Meet on Tuesdays & Thursdays

Trash to Treasure

Ms. Liu

Students will learn how to sustainably create art using unwanted/used materials to give items a new life.

For Grades K-2

Meeting on Mondays and Thursdays

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