It isn't even SPRING, yet our Kou Trees that we planted in August has given us a beautiful
gift (makana) of nature! We couldn't believe it! The students counted 3 orange blossoms! It sure was exciting to learn about this! The students helped to "malama" (take care) the 'aina (land) by
planting 2 kou trees. This event was captured in the parent bulletin at the beginning of the school year, and it has also made it to the Polynesian Voyaging Society's plant a tree campaign. It's so exciting to contribute our kou trees as part of a million trees planted by the end of the Hokule`a and Hikianalia's voyage! We will definitely continue to watch it's growth and hope that our trees will thrive! Continue to Malama Honua!
Mahalo, Mrs. Wong
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Rian, Tina, and Kobe measure the growth of the trees, count the number of leaves, and make observations to it's trunk and stems. |
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Wow! Beautiful orange blossoms are discovered on one of the two kou trees that the students planted! |
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