Kumu Dukie

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ʻŌlelo o ka lā

Kumu Dukie Akioka

Aloha e nā ʻohana,

ʻO Kumu Dukie koʻu inoa. Pehea ʻoukou? Maikaʻi nō au. Mahalo.

My name is Tony Duke Akioka. I will be one of the Papa Mālaaʻo teachers this year. This web page will be our classroom during distance learning. Please explore the lessons and activities often.

Letʻs work together to make this year extra special. ʻAʻohe hana nui ke alu ʻia. There is no task to big when we work together.

Mahalo,

Kumu Dukie

Please look for more mele and activities on Kumu Aokeaʻs google site.

Please turn in all haʻawina to Kumu Aokeaʻs google classroom.

Note: Click on Puke Pīʻāpā (intructional videos) at the top of this site

for help completing the workbook.

A hui hou e Kumu Mahina

Kumu Mahina will be doing a long term substitute teacher for the English branch for 4th quarter.

Kumu Mahina McRoberts

Mahalo Kumu Mahina for working with our students last quarter. We will miss you.

Welina e Kumu ʻAlohi Baker

Kumu ʻAlohi will be helping with our class for 4th quarter.


ʻAlohi is a former Pūʻōhala Kaiapuni Student!

Please watch these videos before return to learn on Tuesday, 11/24/20

Recent updates, upcoming events, lunch calendar, opportunities for families, and other important information.

ʻAlemanaka: Kau ʻEhā (4th quarter calendar)

Q4 ʻAlemanaka 3/22/21-5/28/21

Ka Papa Inoa (the class list)

Papa Inoa 4th quarter Dukie

Haʻawina o ka Pule (Weekly Lessons)

P36 Papa Manawa Papa Mālaaʻo: Kumu Dukie (Q4-10)

Nā Haʻawina Hoʻomaʻamaʻa

(Daily Practice Lessons)

Waihoʻoluʻu (colors)

Nā Kinona (shapes) & Ke Kino (the body, body parts and senses)

Nā Helu (the numbers), Ka helu ʻana (counting), Ka ʻUmi (Tens), Kuana Helu ʻUmi (base 10 numbers, teens)

Ka pīʻāpā (alphabet), Nā kani (the letter sounds), Hakalama (syllables)

E heluhelu kākou (Letʻs read, by syllables and by sounding out letters)

E ana kākou (Letʻs measure stuff using blocks)

Aia i hea? (Where is it? Letʻs practice saying where something is: above, under, in front, in back.)

Nā Lā Nui (Holidays)

Hula a me Oli (Letʻs pratice our dancing and our chanting.)

Hauʻoli lā hāinau e Lliʻuokalani 9/2/1838

ʻO ka mākua ke kumu mua loa no ke keiki. He lālā ke keiki no ke kumu/kumulā ʻau ʻohana. (The parent is the childʻs first teacher. The child is the branch of the family tree.)


E hula me Kumu Malia Mataele

Akeakamai (Science videos)

Nā Puke Lawe I Ka Home (Take me home books to print and read at home)

Nā Puke o ka Pule (Letʻs read the book of the week.)