"We Got Spirit......How 'bout YOU?"

Aloha Room 28 'Ohana!

     Last week, it was our Student Council's Spirit Week!  It was a week of learning about oneself, others, and our school community!  It was a time to have fun, and a time to reflect.  It was a time to share and a time to listen.  Here are some of the memories we had created as a class during "Spirit Week!"
     For this Blog comment (assignment), I would like for you to "comment" on the following:

     In a complete sentence, please tell the class how many days did you participate in Spirit week?  Next, tell the class what your favorite Spirit Day activity was?  Why?  and finally, if you had the opportunity to add another day to Spirit Week, what event or activity would you create?

     Enjoy the pictures of Spirit week!  You have 1 week to comment on this Blog.  You will have until February 7 to comment.
                                                                                          Aloha,
                                                                                          Mrs. Wong

Sports Day participants!  Way to go!

Mrs. Wong and Mrs. Dugay get into the "sport-spirit" of things!

Sports Day....Fun day!  

Wacky Wednesday...Shirts are backwards...shoes are not
the same....mix match colors were shown!

Ceerena brought her Puerto Rican dish of
Gandule Rice!  It sure was delicious! 

Also sharing about their culture were:  Savanh, Kyla, Tiana, Jahziah, and Cami

Making A Difference Begins With YOU

January 17, 2017

Aloha Room 28 'Ohana,

     Welcome to our Classroom Blog for the 2016-17 school year!  Thank you for getting permission to participate in our "Room 28 'Ohana Blog."  

     Yesterday we had a special holiday honoring the works, beliefs, and values of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  Dr. King was a Baptist Minister and a Civi Rights Activist.  He was well-known for his leadership in the Civil Rights Movement and the Peace Movement.  He was also famous for the speech "I Have A Dream,"  he delivered on August 28, 1963, at the Lincoln Memorial, in Washington D.C. 

     In the comment section below, I would like you to read and think about the quote written below on Dr. King Jr.'s poster (navy blue background).  In your comment:  First, write your own opinion as to what you believe or think this quote means?  Secondly,  I would like you to tell me and your classmates how you have made a DIFFERENCE  or  How do you plan to make a difference in the nearest future?  

     Please write your comment using complete sentences.  Please check your grammar, spelling, capitalizations, and punctuation before submitting.  Mahalo! :) 

Due Date:  Tuesday,  January 24, 2017

Dr. King Jr. embodied the phrase, "Making A Difference."
Here is a famous Quote written my him.

Dr. King Jr.'s famous speech that continues to make
an IMPACT around the WORLD.