Calling all TEENS – Got Time to Save a Life? Through this program you can: • Gain Life Saving Skills and Be Certified in CPR and AED Usage • Identify Hazards and Become Extreme Weather Aware • Give Back to Your Community through Emergency Planning • Practice Fire Safety, Search and Rescue and Triage A FREE Disaster Preparedness Training program is being offered to youth ages 13-18 through the MYPI Hawaii program. Currently cohorts are being recruited for upcoming training. More information is available on the My PI Hawaii program…
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Beach Clean Up
Maui Mongoose Club had a fun Sunday celebrating Earth Day on April 20th 2018, doing a beach clean up with the Maui Ocean Center.
Read MoreLauhala Weaving
By Macy Fillazar, Club Reporter – On February 4, 2018 the Lucky Clovers Youngers met at UH-Maui College to learn the intricacy, patientence and precision of the lauhala weaving. Ms. Kuba lead us in making a fish and star ornament. Each of us were able to customize our own bracelets too.
Read MoreLearning About Immigrants in Hawaii
By Macy Fillazar, Club Reporter – On January 7, 2018 the Lucky Clovers Youngers had a meeting and learned about the impact of the immigrants to our Hawaiian culture. We gathered at Kepaniwai in lao Valley and started with the game Jeopardy. The game included subjects relating to how the immigrants shaped the pidgin language and how each culture brought special foods and traditions. After concluding that Xia Ota, our club president, was our winner we moved on to the next activity. We had a scavenger hunt visiting the different…
Read MoreExpeditionary Skills for Life
News 4-H National Headquarters has collaborated with NASA to develop Expeditionary Skills for Life. The lesson plans focus on skills such as cultural competency, self-care / team care, leadership / followership, and teamwork. Get “Expedition ready” with lessons at: https://www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/stem-on-station/expeditionary-skills-for-life.html
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