sept magazine 2011

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BUTTERFLY

MONTHLYHuakailani School for Girlswww.huakailani.com

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SIDETHIS

ISSUE!

BUTTERFLIES!

GOING BACK IN TIME!

FInd the back to

school apples!

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FUN FACTS By Elizabeth Matallana

A crocodile can't stick out its tongue out.A shrimp's heart is in its head.It's physically impossible for a pig to look up to the sky.If you hold a sneeze, you could fracture a rib.Like fingerprints, everyone's tongue prints are different.Rubber bands last longer refrigerated.A shark is the only fish that can blink both eyes.Did you know dolphins always keep one eye open?Chickens are unable to swallow food upside down.Did you know bulls are color blind?

Male mosquitoes are vegetarians and only females bite humans and they have 47 teethDid you know chocolate is a fruit?The opposite of a die always adds up to 7.In China, September 20th is "Love your teeth day."A Japanese artist made a copy of Mona Lisa out of toast.The electric chair was invented by a dentist.A human head remains conscious for about 15- 20 seconds after being decapitated.

Hello, this will be our fourth year at Huakailani! Today I'll be talking about the expandedlibrary, new technology, teachers, new supplies and new students.

Our Huakailani library has gotten bigger! One of the new additions are biographies.Here are some of the books: Land of the Buffalo Bones, The Story of Ruby Bridges, anLeonardo de Vinci . We love all our new books!

Here at Huakailani we have lots of hands on technology, such as Mac computers, Ipadsand smart boards. We play games somtimes and work on them too. I surveyed thestudents about their favorite Ipad games and the winner is Cookie Doodle, second wasFlyloop, and third place winner was Stack the States.

Here we have 7 teachers including Mrs. B, new teachers, old, teachers, they're allteachers! Our newest teacher is Ms. Tyau. She is a 3rd and 4th grade teacher. OnFridays she's 2nd and 3rd grade teacher. Then we have 6 other teachers, Mrs. WagneMrs. Osborne, Ms. Aeby, Mrs Avina, Keiko Sensei, and Mrs. B.

We get new supplies every year. My classmates and I all agree that at the end of theyear last year almost all of the markers were dry. It's great not having to use a drymarker! We also have our own glue sticks. I love not having to use short pencilsanymore. New supplies are great!

If you have read my last article then you know about Butterfly Fest. We held ButterflyFest to recruit more students. I guess it worked out because we have 8 more students.1 in upper school and her name is Maryn Kristof, and 7 new students in lower school.Here are their names: Hope Norris, Leilani Moran, Haley Dissanayake, Lauren Rogers,Hailey Tom, Gigi Welch, and Emily Gilbert.

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HUAKAILANI'S NEWS

By

Sophia RoncskaPokie had babies. Most of them died. Lindsey has the

last one. She is not sure if it is going to survive. The last

one's name is Coco. They're very hard to take care of.

There is more news to report!

Missing Caterpillars! I know why they escaped

because the food supply ran out and they went out to

look for more food.

That is all for the news this month.

Caterpillars ate all of the leaves on the crown flowers.Photo by: Sophia

This is L indsey.Photo By Sophia.

PET CARE TIPS

By

Sela GotoThis month the focus isDOGS!

1. Give the right kind of foodand amount of food

2. Provide Exercise

3. Teach good habits

4. Good Hygiene

5. Give Love

JOEY'S FELINE

FRIENDS

Fostering KittensBy

Heidi Davis

Hi, my name is Heidi and this is my kitten Tiny. Tiny is cute and sleeps in my room. Iam not sure sure how many kittens I have helped. We get a new kitten when we returnone. I like getting kittens because they are cute. It's fun having kittens in and at myhouse.

Please help me by adopting kittens or telling others to adopt. You can go tohttp://www.joeysfelinefriends.com,you can make a donation, or you can visit the catsin Kaneohe at Joey's Feline Friends on 47-591 Halemanu Street. The kitties hope tosee you there!

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TEACHER OF THE

MONTH BY

Madeline Ramelb

Q = What do you like about your job?A = I like to teach girls and teach them fun stuff.

Q = Do you have any pets?A = Yes, I have one dog and two cats.

Q = What is your favorite thing to do in your freetime?A = Dance & Read

Q = What did you want to be growing up?A = I wanted to be an actress or a writer.

Q = Where do you live?

A = I live in Kaneohe.

Q = What's your favorite holiday?A = Christmas because of the Christmas Spirit!

MAHALO MISS AEBY!

Miss Aeby

Photo by Madeline


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Summer

Warm Sunnyplaying, running, laughing

girls, boys, babies, and doggies

Snowing , sledding, screaming

cold white

Winter

DIAMANTE POEMSBy

Savannah Morrow

DogsSoft Loud

Running Chasing BeggingTall, Short, Small Big,

Leaping, Pouncing, MeowingFuzzy, QuietCats

LINDSEY'S BIRD CORNER!

This section will feature a new mystery bird every month. Each month, I willtell facts about the mystery bird, quails and training. Of course, quails willbe in the article every month!

1. Quails are not perching birds. Theirfeet look like this.

2. Love birds shuck their seeswhich means thet take theoutside of the seeds off.

3. Quails do not shuck their

seeds.

4. A bird needs calcium, especially if they lay eggs.Crushed oyster shells broken up into little pieces ofegg shell and grit are good for quails & chickens. Acuttle bone would be good for a lovebird.

QUAILS

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You want to come to Huakailani School? You should, they haveEVERYTHING and by everything I mean EVERYTHING. There is historyand science where you read the school blog and learn all about scienceand history of the world. For example they have learned about: thebreathalyzer, the constituition, and international reading day. Next islanguage arts. You little one will be writing in no time. After that, it issnack, where your little one can eat a little snack before lunch.

Then they have recess. Your little ones can play for thirty minutes. Thenmath is next. They will learn how to count in no time. Then they haveD.E.A.R, which means "Drop Everything and Read." You should pick abook and head down here, to Huakailani School. We have lunch next.You can have home lunch or hot lunch.

Next we have study skils where we have the Head Teacher also known asthe Principal or Mrs B. who reads to the little ones. We also haveenrichment. That is where we all do art, music, Japanese or science lab.

In Art we are learning about Georgia O'Keeffe and in music we arelearning about Vivaldi. Then we have kokua where all the little ones dotheir jobs such as Banker, Pet Sitter, and Door Monitor. Well that is all!

Hope to see you next year.

" I am not coming." "What?" "Let's try this! There is a lot of learning and alot of fun." "I am still not coming!"

THE WORKBy

Lily Edwards

All right boys!

Bring out the

alligator!

AHHHHH!

HEEEE!

HUAKAILANIGIRLS RAISE

BUTTERFLIES!


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MONTHLY COMIC

By Sarah Bartram


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Why have a locker that looks likethis?

When you can have a locker thatlooks like this?

Huakailani Upper School girlsrecently got lockers!

Need some new ideas? I have allthe ideas you need right here:- Ribbon - It makes any locker look

FAB!-Magnets - Works Great- Putty or Clay - Just make sure itdoes not leave a sticky mark!- Sticky Notes - Makes greatstickers!- Construction paper - Makes greatwallpaper!- Mirrors with magnets on the back -Makes you locker look stylish.

Locker Fashion Tip of the Month:MAGNETIC HOOKS!

You can find them at a hardwarestore or Ross. You can hang a hat orhair ties on the hook.

Now that you have all these tips!

Let's go make that lockerpretty!

LOCKERFASHIONBy Ginger Morris

DRAB!

TO FAB!

Photos by Ginger

JOKES OF THEMONTH

byADIA AINSWORTH

There was a raspberry and ablueberry. What did the blueberry say

to the raspberry?

People took lots of pictures ofCinderella at the ball, but she never

got them. To comfort herself, she said"Someday my prints will come!"

What do zombies eat at cookouts?

What did the traffic light say to the car?

Why do flamingoes only lift one leg?

What is out of bounds?

When does play come before work?

What is a volcano?

How did the farmer fix his plants?

A noise woke me up in the morning.What was it?

Iloveyouberrymuch!

Halloweenies!

"Don'tlook,I'mchanging!"

Becauseifheliftedbothlegs

hewouldfallover!

Anexhaustedkangaroo.

Inthedictionary.

Amountainwithhiccups.

Withacabbagepatch.

Thecrackofdawn.


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ARTIST OF THE MONTHBy KAYLEE BARTRAM

This month the students of Huakailani School has been studyingGeorgia O'Keeffe is an artist. As a kid she did not do muchpainting, but in her later years she started painting close-ups of

things, mostly flowers. So the students of this school in K- 6 havebeen drawing, painting, coloring close-ups of flowers. Before thatsome of the students did a remake of their own version ofGeorgia O'Keefe's paintings. Here are some examples of close-ups of flowers drawn by some of my classmates.

Close up of a

Plumeria flower

Close up of a

Plumeria flower

Close up of a

Bouganvilla plant

Close up of a

Daffodil flower

CHAMELEON TALKBy

Claire Edwards

In the short time we have been in school so much has happened in the way of chameleons. Firstwe found out that our very own Pokie had babies! She had 11 babies, but within a month ofschool starting, they had all passed away, except for the one who is living with a studentLindsey (named Cocoa). Pokie however is perfectly fine, in fact you could even say that she hasgotten greener.

Here is some good information for you if you ever want to get a chameleon. Pokie eats about 4crickets or 4 meals worms every other day. You also need a heat lamp so they don't freeze.

Pokie also likes to have a bit of water dripping down on her from a plastic container with a holein the bottom. To keep your chameleon you need a wire mesh cage (not plastic) so they canclimb around.

Having a chameleon is a very interesting experience. Chameleons are an invasive species so ifyou find one, you could take it home and make it your pet, just like we did with Pokie andPatrick.


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BUTTERFLY

By KALI ZAFFRANN

ButterflyWings unfurl

Fresh out of the chrysalisReady to take flight

A beautiful butterfly flying through the air.I look up and I see you, beautiful butterfly.

Take your first sip of nectarAnd then you will fly

Up into the sky.Butterfly

Butterfly Free

By Maryn Kristof

Butterfly, Butterfly

Butterfly Free

Flying around happily

Through the meadow

down the lane

All of that just to

come home again.

FUN FACTS

by Maryn and Kali

Butterlies range from 1/8 of

an inch to an amazing 12

inches.

Butterflies have their

skeletons outside their body.It is called the exoskeleton.

Representations of butterflies

are seen in Egyptians

frescoes at Thebes, which

are over 3,500 years old.

Butterflies can see in red,

green and yellow.

A Butterfly's Life (Song)

By Kali Zaffrann and

Maryn Kristof

A caterpillar can't fly

before its time. There are

many different butterflies

and colors galore. There

are many kinds of

caterpillars as you can

see. Inching around

happily. The mother

butterflies lay eggs on

bushes and trees.

Caterpillars hatch andmunch the leaves.

Butterflies flutter as they

please. Caterpillars when

it is time, turn into

beautiful butterflies.

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