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CHEFs 4-H SPIN Club

February 28, 2020 Christine Hanakawa

The SPIN club, featured renowned high school students in the Culinary Academy of Farrington High School: Rycial Ignacio, Claythan Blas, and Kaimana Werkmeister, teaching students interested in the Culinary industry or simply interested in cooking. The classes were conducted throughout November until December, just in time for the annual Food Show. In total, 6 classes, 2 hours per session were organized, and the children prepared and displayed “comfort and holiday foods.” These interactive classes encouraged students to apply their knowledge and skills to be able to feel comfortable and safe in the kitchen. The students learned and practiced basic…

4-H STEM in the Garden Day Camp Series 2020 Spring Break on Oahu

February 22, 2020September 4, 2020 Christine Hanakawa

For more information, go to http://go.hawaii.edu/y2A or sign up at http://go.hawaii.edu/A2B.

Parliamentary Procedure and Officer Workshop

February 6, 2020 Christine Hanakawa

Opportunity for youth and adults to learn about the Parliamentary Procedure and to explore the different leadership roles and responsibilities in a youth organization. Open for any youth (9 years and older) and adults! Go to http://go.hawaii.edu/bOA. Click Parliamentary Procedure and Officer Workshop Flyer to download. Any questions or for more information, best to email Christine at chanakaw@hawaii.edu.

Holiday Community Service Project to Help Those in Need

January 15, 2020 Christine Hanakawa

On December 22nd, Friendship Magic spent time at Don Quiote helping the Salvation Army collect donations for those in need during the holidays. This is their annual community service project. They rang the bell and sang Christmas Carols to get into the holiday spirit! Donors were given candy canes and stickers as a thank you gift from the club. Kairi H. Friendship Magic 4-H Club

New Oahu 4-H Archery Club

January 15, 2020January 15, 2020 Christine Hanakawa

In archery, we have two groups, separated by age. We learn about the safety procedures involved with Archery. We also learn about the whistle signals from the Range Safety Officer, so we know when to safely shoot our arrows. At the end of every practice, we always end with a wrap up going over what was learned and what we need to improve on (for me, I always have to work on my aim). Archery is really fun! We get to work with other kids and make new friends. Archery is…