Maui – Page 12 – Hawaii State 4-H Program

Car Maintenance Meeting

April 18, 2018June 22, 2018 Admin

On Sunday, April 8th, 2018, we learned about car maintenance from Uncle Mitch Tasaki and Uncle Eddie Taomoto. We located where the different fluids were as well as how to check them. We also learned how to jack up a car and change a flat tire using the kit provided with your car. We got to see how to pump up your tire as well and make sure it was filled enough. Learning basic car maintenance is important because many students have their permits and are working toward getting their licenses.…

Recording on the Radio

April 9, 2018April 12, 2019 Admin

Mahalo to the Maui Mongoose Club for recording the PSA for the Valley Isle Keiki Fest Event this year!

Annual 4-H Teach-In

April 5, 2018June 22, 2018 Admin

On March 4th, 2018, the Lucky Clovers 4-H Club Olders hosted the annual 4-H Teach-In.There were 18 demonstrations ranging from main dishes to arts and crafts. Members from Ilima, Maui Mongoose, Lucky Clovers Youngers and Olders, and Wolves 4-H Clubs demonstrated. Six cloverbuds from the Charmers 4-H Club observed. The 4-Hers were allowed to exercise their presentation skills in front of judges and family as well as receive constructive criticism. All of the demonstrations were well prepared and it was easy to see that everyone practiced really hard to perfect…

Lauhala Weaving

February 19, 2018February 19, 2018 Admin

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.

Learning About Immigrants in Hawaii

February 19, 2018February 19, 2018 Admin

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…