Nene Jeopardy Video Conference
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On March 29th, three PHES fifth graders participated in a video conference with Sacred Hearts Academy and Kahului Elementary. Students shared their knowledge of the 2019 Nene Award Suggested Reading List in a Jeopardy game. The PHES students facilitated the game by reading the questions, keeping score, and running the game. It was fun connecting with other students virtually using Google Hangouts. For more information about the Nene Award, go to https://www.neneaward.org/
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Read Across America Day
Read Across America Day 2019
Pearl Harbor Elementary students celebrated Dr. Seuss and reading on March 27th. Military Volunteers from the Tripler Army Medical Centerand PHES Parent volunteers were welcomed into 11 PHES Classrooms to read aloud to students. Former PHES student, Sanoe Tuitele, who is 2019 Miss Hawaii Plus also participated in reading to room 39. We appreciate their help in encouraging reading on campus |
El Deafo Kahoot Final Video Conference
The El Deafo Kahoot Final game was held on December 17, 2018. Students from Maemae Elementary, Salt Lake Elementary, Aiea Elementary, Sacred Hearts Academy and Pearl Harbor Elementary participated in this event. Two fifth graders and two sixth graders represented PHES and scored 11th, 20th, 21st and 25th. Congratulations everyone!
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Pearl Harbor Elementary Team
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Sacred Hearts Academy Team
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El Deafo Kahoot Video Conference
On November 26th, students from Maemae Elementary School, Kamehameha School, and Pearl Harbor Elementary School participated in the first El Deafo Semi-Final match. The top 15 finishers will compete in the Finals match in December. Six students from PHES qualified and will play in the finals in December.
Link to the recording of the game: https://youtu.be/t9F8Ql1ZL68
CyberRAMS Presentation
Read Across America Day
Nene Jeopardy Videoconference #3
On April 5th, five PHES students participated in a Google Hangout with Sacred Hearts Academy and Kaimuki Middle School. They shared their knowledge of the 2018 Nene Hopeful Books via a Jeopardy game.
The questions were rather difficult but both teams put forth their best efforts. The score was 3200 Kaimuki Middle and 1200 Pearl Harbor Elementary at the end of regular play. After Final Jeopardy, the score was 4000 Kaimuki Middle and 900 Pearl Harbor Elementary. All students had a great time playing and it was a great learning experience for our PHES students in teamwork and critical thinking. Congratulations to the PHES Team! Link to the recording of the game |
PHES Team
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Maryland Kindergarten Sharing Videoconference
Kindergarten Google Hangout with Sandy Spring Friends School in Maryland and the Dolphin class to answer inquiry questions about leaves, weather, & state animals/plants. Students from Maryland sent questions they had about leis, the hula, pineapples, and Hawaii being an island state. PHES students asked the Maryland Kindergarteners about the weather, where they sleep, how cold it is there, and what stores they have. Everyone had great time connecting virtually!
Recording of the Videoconference |
Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #2
Kahului Elementary and Salt Lake Elementary participated in a Nene Jeopardy Video Conference using Google Hangouts on February 22nd. Pearl Harbor Elementary 6th graders hosted the game. Questions were based on the 2018 Nene Suggested Reading List. Both teams answered all of the questions correctly so going into Final Jeopardy, the score was Kahului 3600 points and Salt Lake 3400 points. Both of the teams also answered the Final Jeopardy question correctly so the final score was Kahului 4600 points and Salt Lake 6800 points. Congratulations to both teams!
Link to game |
Salt Lake Elementary
Pearl Harbor Elementary Emcee
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Kahului Elementary
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Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #1
On February 13, 2018 Maemae Elementary and Sacred Hearts Academy participated in a Nene Jeopardy Video Conference using Google Hangouts. Pearl Harbor Elementary 6th graders hosted the game. Questions were based on the 2018 Nene Suggested Reading List. Going into Final Jeopardy, the score was Maemae 2300 points and Sacred Hearts 4700 points.
After some strategic wagering for Final Jeopardy, Maemae ended up with 4600 points and Sacred Hearts had 4750 points. Congratulations to all participants! Link to game |
Maemae Elementary
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Roller Girl Kahoot! Final Match
On December 7th, students from four schools participated in the Roller Girl Kahoot Championship game. All of the students qualified during one of the Semi-Final matches in November and December. The scores were really close and the top 3 finishers will receive a certificate and prizes at the 2018 Nene Award Ceremony. A PHES fifth grader was the game show host and facilitated the game.
Roller Girl Kahoot! Semi-Final Match #2
On December 5th, students from grades 4-6 played a Kahoot game against Sacred Hearts Academy based on the 2017 Nene Award Winning book, "Roller Girl." The teams connected in the library using Google Hangouts online. The PHES team worked really hard reviewing for the game and playing in a pre-game against their classmates. Unfortunately none of the PHES students qualified for the Finals Game but we look forward to playing Nene Jeopardy in January.
Team Members Kylie Rm 34 Evin Rm 40 Addy Rm 34 Michael Rm 40 Summer Rm 35 Justin Rm 32 Jolina Rm 38 Alisa Rm 31 Lori Rm 31 Emily Rm 33 Ethan Rm 40 (emcee) |
Pearl Harbor Elementary Team and Emcee
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Sacred Hearts Academy Team
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Roller Girl Kahoot! Semi-Final Match #1
On November 16, the first Semi Final match was held based on the 2017 Nene Award winning book "Roller Girl" by Victoria Jamieson. Maemae Elementary, Kaimuki Middle School, and Aiea Elementary students competed for the 15 slots in the Final Game. A Pearl Harbor Elementary fourth grade student hosted the game. The Final game will be held in December, date TBA. Congratulations to all participants!
For the recording of the game, go to: https://youtu.be/JXiKFlWfLws |
Pearl Harbor Elementary - Game Host
Kaimuki Middle Team
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Aiea Elementary Team
Maemae Elementary Team
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Birthday Books
The Birthday Book Program celebrates the birthdays of students of Pearl Harbor Elementary. Participating parents make a donation to the library and their child chooses a Birthday Book from a selection of new library books. A bookplate with the child’s name and birthday is placed in the front of a book indicating a donation has been made in honor of the child’s birthday. Mahalo to the students who participated in the Birthday Book Program this year!
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PHES Adult Reading Club
PHES parents and teachers were challenged to read 5000 pages during the school year. All participants received a t-shirt from the library and were entered in a contest for a Ruby Tuesday luncheon with their child. The winner was a first grader and her family who enjoyed ribs and ice cream the last week of school. Congratulations!
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Nene Jeopardy Videoconference #3
The third Nene Jeopardy Video Conference was filmed on April 6, 2017. Two schools competed: Maemae Elementary and Pearl Harbor Elementary. Sacred Hearts hosted the game based on the 2017 Nene Suggested Reading list. The competition was fierce at the end of the regular round, Maemae had 2000 points and PHES had 2700 points. After Final Jeopardy, PHES was announced the winner with a total of 3100 points and Maemae finished with 2500 points. Everyone displayed great teamwork and cooperation in answering the questions.
For recording of game
For recording of game
Nene Jeopardy Videoconference #2
The second Nene Jeopardy Video Conference took place on March 2, 2017. Three schools participated: Aliiolani Elementary, Salt Lake Elementary, and Kamehameha Schools. Pearl Harbor Elementary was the game show host. It was exciting having three teams compete this time and all of the regular game board questions were answered correctly by all of the teams. The game was very close going to to Final Jeopardy, Aliiolani and Salt Lake were tied with 2400 points and Kamehameha had 2200 points. The game ended with Salt Lake winning with 4800 points, second place going to Aliiolani with 4200 points, and third place to Kamehameha Schools who unfortunately finished with 0 points. Congratulations everyone for a game well played!
For the recording of the game
For the recording of the game
Read Across America Day
Pearl Harbor Elementary celebrated Dr. Seuss's birthday a little early on February 27th. Three firefighters (Captain Aina Watson, Dwayne Kodama, and Karl Teves) and Mr. Ogino read to classrooms in grades K-2. Library club officers welcomed and accompanied the firefighters to the classrooms. Everyone had a great time listening to our volunteers and celebrating reading!
Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #1
We had our first Nene Jeopardy Video Conference on February 21, 2017. Sacred Hearts Academy and Kahului Elementary competed to answer questions based on the 2017 Nene Suggested Reading List. This was the first time in the history of Nene Jeopardy that a neighbor island school participated. Three Pearl Harbor Elementary sixth grade students facilitated the game from room 31. The students worked collaboratively to successfully host the game. The Final score was Kahului- 1300 points, Sacred Hearts- 3300 points. Great work everyone!
Recording of game: Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #1 2017
Maryland - Hawaii Sharing 2017
Kindergarteners from Ms. McCord's class connected via Google Hangouts on February 16th with a Kindergarten in Maryland (Sandy Spring Friends School). Students shared about our plants, animals, hula, clothing, volcanoes and leaves. It was a fun learning experience as we asked and answered questions with the other school.
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Recording of the sharing: Maryland - Hawaii Sharing 2017
Smile Kahoot! Videoconference Final Game
The Final Smile Kahoot! Game was held on December 6th with students from Maryknoll School, Pearl Harbor Elementary, Maemae Elementary, Salt Lake Elementary, Aiea, Elementary, and Aliiolani Elementary. PHES students placed 4th, 7th, and 16th in this competitive game and one PHES fifth grader facilitated the game for all.
Questions were based on the 2016 Nene Award winning book, "Smile". Look for more videoconferences in the Spring when Nene Jeopardy returns! |
Pearl Harbor Elementary
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Maryknoll School
Aliiolani Elementary
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Smile Kahoot! Videoconference Semi Final Game #2
On November 28th, a student from room 35 facilitated another Kahoot! game using Google Hangouts. Five schools participated including Maryknoll School, Aiea Elementary, Salt Lake Elementary, Maemae Elementary, and Pearl Harbor Elementary. Questions were based on the 2016 Nene Award winning book, "Smile". For more information regarding the Nene Award, go to http://nene.k12.hi.us
Based on their performance during the semi-finals match, 4 PHES students qualified for the Final game to be held on December 6th. Good Luck! |
Pearl Harbor Elementary
Maryknoll School
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Aiea Elementary
Maemae Elementary
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Smile Kahoot! Videoconference Semi Final Game#1
On November 17, a PHES fifth grader facilitated a Kahoot game for Aliiolani Elementary and Maryknoll School. Questions were based on the 2016 Nene Award winning book, "Smile". The students from this and semi finals match #2 will compete in a final game in December.
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Pearl Harbor Elementary
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Maryknoll School
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Aliiolani Elementary
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Maker Space Videoconference
Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #2
On May 2nd, Pearl Harbor Elementary students competed in a Nene Jeopardy videoconference against Kahala Elementary. Maryknoll School hosted the game. The game was very close, going into Final Jeopardy PHES was in the lead with 3100 points and Kahala had 2400. Our PHES team triumphed after answering the Final Jeopardy question correctly. The game ended with PHES - 3600 points and Kahala - 3400 points. Congratulations!
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Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #1
On April 26th, Pearl Harbor Elementary students hosted a Nene Jeopardy game between Maryknoll School and Kaneohe Elementary. The game was very close with all answers answered correctly. Going into Final Jeopardy, Maryknoll was in the lead with 3000 points and Kaneohe was trailing with 2800 points. At the end, Kaneohe pulled ahead with 5600 points and Maryknoll with 200 points. Congratulations to everyone for a game well played!
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Read Across America Day
Tripler Dental Visits
Maryland - Hawaii Kindergarten Sharing
On the morning of Feb 2nd, students from Mrs. Ingel's Kindergarten class participated in a Google Hangout with students from Sandy Springs Friends School in Baltimore, Maryland. Students shared about the weather, PHES classrooms, PHES library, and uses for leaves in Maryland and Hawaii. Room 17 learned a lot about snow and appropriate clothing to wear. The Maryland students learned about our sunny weather and the use of ti leaves to make hula skirts and lau lau. This has been an ongoing project between the two schools this school year. We look forward to more collaboration between the schools in the future!
Link for videoconference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXoEmcFs_oM
Link for videoconference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXoEmcFs_oM
Wonder Kahoot! Videoconference #2
On December 14th, twenty-one students from Aiea Elementary, Kaneohe Elementary, and Pearl Harbor Elementary competed in a Kahoot! game based on "Wonder" by RJ Palacio. The top 10 students from this game will be playing in the finals on December 15th. Congratulations!
Link for videoconference: https://youtu.be/RuFNy-VMWCQ
Link for videoconference: https://youtu.be/RuFNy-VMWCQ
Game Design Videoconference
On Dec 3rd, fifth and sixth graders in the Enrichment class videoconferenced with students from Pearl City Highlands Elementary. Students shared the games they created in conjunction with the Rising Tigers program. Our students gave and received feedback on their games and had fun learning about each other's projects.
Link for videoconference
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYg6v8NPAyY
Link for videoconference
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYg6v8NPAyY
Wonder Kahoot! Videoconferences
Sixth grader, Zeriah O moderated a videoconference with Pearl City Highlands Elementary, Kahala Elementary, and Maryknoll School on November 30th during lunchtime.
Students participated in an online Kahoot! game based on the 2015 Nene Award winning book, "Wonder" by RJ Palacio. The top 10 students are now qualified to play in the finals scheduled for December 15th.
PHES has a team of 5th and 6th graders scheduled to compete in another semifinal match on December 14th. Hopefully most of the team will qualify for the final game. Good Luck!
Link for videoconference:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07c6_BKkb3c
Students participated in an online Kahoot! game based on the 2015 Nene Award winning book, "Wonder" by RJ Palacio. The top 10 students are now qualified to play in the finals scheduled for December 15th.
PHES has a team of 5th and 6th graders scheduled to compete in another semifinal match on December 14th. Hopefully most of the team will qualify for the final game. Good Luck!
Link for videoconference:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07c6_BKkb3c
Wonder Kahoot! Finals
On December 15th, nineteen students from Aiea Elementary, Maryknoll School, Pearl City Highlands Elementary, Kaneohe Elementary, and Pearl Harbor Elementary played in the Finals for Wonder Kahoot! based on RJ Palacio's book. These are PHES students in the top 10 from this game.
Congratulations!
Marie G 3rd place
Julia C 9th place
LInk for videoconference: https://youtu.be/hvlYMW19UMY
Congratulations!
Marie G 3rd place
Julia C 9th place
LInk for videoconference: https://youtu.be/hvlYMW19UMY
Fall Book Fair
Sending PHES textbooks to the Philippines
Brain Hive Reading Buddies II
Sixth grade classes (rooms 31 and 32) shared Brain Hive eBooks with the Kindergarteners on April 7th. Students were reminded how to access the Brain Hive website and to model good reading and library behavior before the Kindergarteners arrived. The older and younger students were then randomly paired up in the library and introductions were made between the Reading Buddies. Two or three Brain Hive eBooks were then shared and discussed by each group. Everyone enjoyed interacting with each other and can't wait to try it again one more time in May!
Brain Hive Reading Buddies
On March 31st, PHES sixth grade classes (Rooms 29 and 30) read Brain Hive eBooks to first graders in the library. Before Spring Break, sixth grade students browsed through the Brain Hive database to find appropriate books to read to the younger readers. These books were shared and discussed to emphasize the value of reading. The first graders were also given an opportunity to browse and read books from the Brain Hive database with help from the sixth graders. This activity fostered a love of literature and building relationships within our PHES Ohana. The students agreed that this was a fun activity and can't wait to try it again with the Kindergarteners during their next library appointments.
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Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #4
On March 1st, PHES fourth grade students facilitated a Nene Jeopardy game between Maryknoll School and Sacred Hearts Academy. The competition was fierce, with only one question answered incorrectly. Going into Final Jeopardy, Maryknoll was in the lead with 3500 points and Sacred Hearts had 3000 points. In the end, Maryknoll triumphed with 500 points and Sacred Hearts had zero points.
Recording of the game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YJubI8Fy5Mw |
Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #3
On March 6th Assets School and Kahala Elementary competed in a Nene Jeopardy game using Google Hangouts. Pearl Harbor Elementary fifth grade students facilitated the game as game show hosts. Assets was ahead at the end of regular play with 2200 points, Kahala had 500 points. Both teams did well on the Final Jeopardy question. The final score - Assets 2400 points, Kahala El- 800 points. Congratulations on a well played game!
Recording of the game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTuLMfbG2mE |
Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #2On March 3rd Hale Kula Elementary students and Kaneohe Elementary students participated in a Nene Jeopardy game based on the 2015 Nene Suggested Reading List. Pearl Harbor Elementary sixth grade students hosted the game. Going into Final Jeopardy, Kaneohe was in the lead with 2,700 points and Hale Kula had 1,600 points. Both teams got the Final Jeopardy question correct so the final score was Kaneohe - 3,200 points and Hale Kula - 2,800 points.
Recording of the game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=blui52EMmRs |
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Read Across America Day
Pearl Harbor Elementary students celebrated Dr. Seuss's Birthday on March 2nd in conjuntion with Read Across America Day. Military Volunteers were welcomed in 10 PHES classrooms to read aloud to students. We appreciate their help in encouraging reading on campus.
Mahalo to the following volunteers: Todd Fance Jason Volk Lislee Bohlinger Desiree Van Buren Wayne Guevara Betsy Patterson |
Dental Presentations
Nene Jeopardy Video Conference #1The first Nene Award Jeopardy video conference was held on February 23, 2015 using Google Hangouts. Pearl Harbor Elementary fifth and sixth graders competed against girls from Sacred Hearts Academy. Questions were based on the 2015 Nene Suggested Reading List. After 20 minutes of play time, PHES had 1800 points and Sacred Hearts had 4300 points. The PHES team had a little difficulty with the Final Jeopardy Question so the final score was PHES 1400 points and Sacred Hearts 4400 points. Good work students!
Recording of Jeopardy Game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIWjTA2rWRM |
Origami Yoda Jeopardy #3
For the third Origami Yoda Jeopardy challenge, Maryknoll's Team #2 and Hale Kula Elementary competed on Dec 2nd. Pearl Harbor Elementary fifth graders moderated the game. Questions were based on "The Strange Case of Origami Yoda." Going into Final Jeopardy, the game was extremely close, Maryknoll had 3000 points and Hale Kula had 2900 points. Maryknoll pulled ahead after Final Jeopardy ending the game with 6000 points and Hale Kula had 4000 points. Congratulations and looking forward to Nene Jeopardy Games in the Spring!
Recording of Jeopardy Game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRKJxvZ7zdY |
Origami Yoda Jeopardy #2
First time teams, Kahala Elementary and Waikiki Elementary played a fun game of Origami Yoda Jeopardy on November 24th. Pearl Harbor Elementary Sharkbytes students hosted the game based on questions from "The Strange Case of Origami Yoda." Going into Final Jeopardy, Waikiki Elementary had 2,700 points and Kahala Elementary had 1,600 points. Both teams received credit for their Final Jeopardy answers and the final score was Waikiki El: 3,700 and Kahala El: 2,600. Congratulations to all participants!
Recording of Jeopardy Game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIWjTA2rWRM |
Origami Yoda Jeopardy Game #1
On November 20, 2014 Maryknoll School and Aliamanu Elementary competed in a Jeopardy game based on the 2014 Nene Award Winner, "The Strange Case of Origami Yoda." Pearl Harbor Elementary sixth grade students were game show hosts and facilitated a close game. Before Final Jeopardy, Maryknoll was in the lead with 1800 points and Aliamanu El had 1400 points. Final Jeopardy was a little controversial as all teams were asked to clarify their answers. In the end, Maryknoll was awarded the points and won with game with 1900 points and Aliamanu ended up with 1400. Congratulations to all participants and looking forward to more Jeopardy games this year!
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Recording of Jeopardy Game: Due to technical difficulties, the game starts at 18:50. Please scroll to this time to view the game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7bzn5KlNbA |
PHES Parent / Teacher Reading Club
The PHES Ohana was challenged to read 5000 pages this school year. Twenty parents and teachers accomplished this feat and were rewarded with a reading T-shirt. A grand prize drawing was held for a Ruby Tuesday luncheon with their child in the library. Congratulations!
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Jeopardy Videoconference
On April 25th, Maryknoll School and Pearl Ridge Elementary played a fun game of Jeopardy based on the 2014 Nene Hopeful Books. Pearl Harbor Elementary fourth grade students were the game show hosts for this last Jeopardy game of the year. Going into Final Jeopardy, Maryknoll had 4200 points and Pearl Ridge Elementary had 2700 points. Maryknoll wagered 2000 points and Pearl Ridge risked all of their points. In the end, both teams answered the Final Jeopardy question correct so the final score was Maryknoll 6200 points and Pearl Ridge 5400 points. Congratulations everyone and we'll see you next year for more games!
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On March 7th, Pearl Harbor Elementary and Kaneohe Elementary played a lively game of Nene Jeopardy with students from Hale Kula Elementary facilitating the game. Pearl Harbor ended the normal rounds of play with 1500 points and Kaneohe Elementary had 3700 points. Both teams were able to answer the Final Jeopardy question correctly and the game ended with Pearl Harbor with 3000 points and Kaneohe with 4300 points. Congratulations, Kaneohe Elementary!
Keolu Elementary's sixth grade team competed against Pearl City Highlands Elementary on March 27th to test their knowledge of the Nene Hopeful books. Pearl Harbor Elementary students were the game show hosts and ran a fun game during lunchtime. In the end PCHE had 3800 points and Keolu triumphed with 5600 points. Good game everyone!
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Read Across America Day
Pearl Harbor Elementary students celebrated Dr. Seuss's Birthday on March 3rd in conjunction with Read Across America Day. Military Volunteers from the USS Chung-Hoon and PSD Pearl Harbor were welcomed into 17 PHES classrooms to read aloud to students. We appreciate their help in encouraging reading on campus.
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Jeopardy Videoconference
On February 20th, PHES sixth graders facilitated a Jeopardy game between Keolu Elementary's fifth grade team and Hale Kula Elementary using Google Hangouts. Students were tested on their knowledge of the Nene Hopeful Books. Students from room 29 were the gameshow hosts and scorekeeper for the game.
On February 25th, the same students moderated a game between Sacred Hearts Academy and Keolu Elementary's fourth grade team. Congratulations on a job well done! We look forward to more games in March! For more information about the Hawaii children's book award, go to http://nene.k12.hi.us |
Spring 2014 Book Fair
PHES held another Book Fair on February 3-7 in the library. It was a great success! On Tuesday February 4th PHES held it's Family Bingo Night in conjunction with the Book Fair. Thank you to the many volunteers from our parent group, PSD Pearl Harbor and faculty at the school.
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Fall 2013 Book Fair
The PHES Library's Book Fair was held from Oct 23rd-25th. Students, faculty, and parents all enjoyed browsing and purchasing books. The Book Fair was open late for the Pumpkin Carving Event on Friday Oct 25th. Students visited the library while wearing their Halloween Costumes. Thanks to our Parent Volunteers, Teacher Volunteers, and Military Volunteers from PSD Pearl Harbor.
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Birthday Books 2013
A birthday is a special time in a student's life. Some PHES students celebrated their birthdays by donating $10 towards a Birthday Book to the library this year. A book plate with their name and birthday was inserted in a brand new book of their choice. These students were the first to borrow their Birthday Book to share with their families. Thank you for your donations!
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Videoconference with the Cleveland Natural History Museum
Pearl Harbor Elementary was chosen by the Cleveland Natural History Museum to represent Hawaii for their 50-State Quest. Experts from the Museum presented animals and artifacts from the museum to our fourth grade Enrichment class. Students enjoyed listening to the scientists explain about food chains and viewing the specimens from the Wildlife Division in real time. PHES students were able to see a Box Turtle, Opposum, and Great Horned Owl in the studio.
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Videoconference with Jacqueline DaviesOn April 19, Pearl Harbor Elementary participated with students from Pearl Ridge Elementary, Kaneohe Elementary, Honowai Elementary, Aliamanu Elementary, and Kamehameha School to speak with Jacqueline Davies, the author of the "Lemonade War". Mrs. Davies shared some experiences about writing with the students. She also did a Question and Answer session with the students from all the schools.
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Third Nene Hopefuls Jeopardy Videoconference
On March 12th, 2013 Pearl Harbor Elementary fourth graders hosted another Nene Hopefuls Jeopardy Videoconference between Keolu Elementary and Hale Kula Elementary. Keolu went into final Jeopardy ahead by 400 points. At the end of the game, Keolu won 1500 points to Hale Kula's 1300 points.
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Second Nene Hopefuls Jeopardy Videoconference
Pearl Harbor Elementary fourth graders hosted a videoconference on February 25th between Sacred Hearts Academy and Maemae Elementary School. The videoconference focused on the 2013 Nene Suggested Reading list in a Jeopardy style format. Going into Final Jeopardy, Sacred Hearts had 3700 points and Maemae had 2600 points. Maemae was able to squeeze out the win by 100 points using excellent wagering. Final Score- Sacred Hearts 4000 points and Maemae 4100 points. Congratulations!
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Pearl Harbor Elementary - Game Show Hosts
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First Nene Hopefuls Jeopardy Videoconference
On February 8, 2013 Pearl Harbor Elementary fourth grade students facilitated a Jeopardy system game based on the 2013 Nene Suggested Reading list. Students from Pearl City Highlands and Kaneohe Elementary competed based on their knowledge of the Nene Hopefuls books. Going into Final Jeopardy, Kaneohe Elementary was in the lead with 3800 points, Pearl City Highlands Elementary had 2800 points. Ultimately, at the end of the game, Kaneohe Elementary prevailed with 5800 points and PCHE had 1300 points.
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Pearl Harbor Elementary - Game Show Hosts
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Lemonade War Jeopardy Videoconference
On November 27, 2012 Pearl Harbor 6th grade students hosted a Jeopardy style game based on the book, "The Lemonade War" by Jacqueline Davies. Hale Kula Elementary and Maryknoll school competed by answering questions about the book and author. These three schools interacted via Webex online videoconferencing through their library programs. In the end, Maryknoll pulled ahead after Final Jeopardy and won with 6900 points vs Hale Kula's 5999 points. For more details about the Nene Award please go to http://nene.k12.hi.us
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Birthday Books 2012
Thank you to the families who donated $10 to the PHES Library to purchase new books. The names and birthdays of participating students will be placed in a new book for the library.
Fall 2012 Book Fair
The PHES Library's Book Fair was held from Oct 26-30th and was a big success! Parent Night was on Friday Oct 26 in conjunction with Pumpkin Carving Night when students wore their Halloween Costumes. Thanks to our Parent Volunteers, Military Volunteers from PSD Pearl Harbor and Makalapa Clinic.
Luncheon for Top Accelerated Reader Students
May 17, 2012
The top student from each homeroom in grades 2-6 was invited to a luncheon in the library to celebrate their success in taking AR Quizzes this year.
The top student from each homeroom in grades 2-6 was invited to a luncheon in the library to celebrate their success in taking AR Quizzes this year.
Michael Buckley Author Visit
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Mr. Buckley and the NERDS Contest Winners
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Nene Hopefuls Jeopardy Event
March 6 , 2012
Pearl Harbor Elementary students participated in a Jeopardy Event using WebEx. Three sixth graders and one fifth grader competed against a team from Aliiolani Elementary based on the books from the 2012 Nene Suggested Reading List. Hale Kula Elementary facilitated the game as game show hosts. Going into Final Jeopardy, the PHES team had 1200 points and Aliiolani had 700 points. PHES decided to wager all of their points and unfortunately ended up losing to Aliiolani 0 to 1300. It was fun for everyone and a learning experience for the PHES team. |
Storyteller Visit - February 23, 2012
On Feb 23rd, PHES was visited by Tutu Nyla Fujii-Babb, a storyteller from the University of Hawaii Outreach College. This project was funded through a grant from DonorsChoose. Tutu Nyla told various stories from around the world to our Preschool, Kindergarten, and Grade 1 classes in the first session. During the second session, grades 2 and 3 interacted with Tutu Nyla. We especially enjoyed the local story told in Hawaiian Pidgin and can't wait for her to visit again!
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Nene Jeopardy Feb 14, 2012
Pearl Harbor Elementary hosted a Jeopardy style game via videoconference with Sacred Hearts Academy and Keolu Elementary. Both teams were evenly matched until Final Jeopardy when Keolu wagered all of its money and lost it all. Sacred Hearts Academy ended up winning the game with 4100 points, congratulations!
We look forward to competing against Aliiolani Elementary in March! |
Book Fair Jan 30-Feb 3, 2012
The second PHES Book Fair of the year was very successful! We appreciate all the help and support for the classrooms and library.
Here are the winners of the Guess the Number of Fruit Candies Contest. There were 1087 candies in the jar. First Place - Izaiah Cruz Rm 35 Second Place - Cyrus Ralston Rm 36 Third Place - Xander Wilson Rm 30 |
Klutz Build a Book Activity
Book Fair Oct 26-28, 2011
Thank you to everyone who volunteered and purchased books from the Library's Book Fair. All of the profits will go towards the purchase of books for the Library and classrooms.
Here are the winners of the Guess the Milky Way Contest. There were 42 Milky Ways in the jar. First Place-Alana R - Room 38 Second Place- Jadeyn P - Room 34 Third Place- Derrick L - Room 34 |
Jeopardy Videoconferencing Events
NERDS Jeopardy - October 17, 2011
Pearl Harbor Elementary Shark Bytes students hosted a Jeopardy Style game on the book, "NERDS: National Espionage, Rescue, and Defense Society" on October 17, 2011. Student Teams from Kailua Elementary and Halekula Elementary competed in a fierce battle to win based on their knowledge of NERDS trivia. In the end, Kailua El lost it all and Halekula won with 6600 points.
We look forward to hosting and competing in another game in November! |
PHES Host Team
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NERDS Jeopardy - November 15, 2011
PHES sixth graders hosted another NERDS Jeopardy game in the library on Nov 15, 2011. This time Aliamanu Elementary and Pearl Ridge Elementary competed against each other with PHES Sharkbytes students running the game. Going into Final Jeopardy, Pearl Ridge Elementary was in the lead with 4200 points and Aliamanu had 2100 points. At the end of the game, Pearl Ridge Elementary prevailed with 4700 points and Aliamanu ended up with 3100 points.
We look forward to competing in January for Nene Hopefuls Jeopardy! |
Birthday Books
Thank you to all the families who made monetary donations to PHES library. The name and birth date of the student donors have been placed in a new book.
Principal's Reading Challenge
Students at PHES were challenged to read for Accelerated Reader and Achieve 3000 for the SY 2010-11. The winning classes from each grade level participated in a Dunk Tank with our Principal on May 26th, the last day of school.
Classroom Winners Grade K- Rm 10 - 2529 books read Grade 1- Rm 13 - 1440 books read Grade 2- Rm 22 - 288.7 points Grade 3 - Rm 26- 633.1 points Grade 4 - Rm 39 - 119.6 points Grade 5 - Rm 25 - 1101.0 points Grade 6 - Rm 29 (homeroom) - 356 points Top Achieve Classes Rm 31 - 104,299 points Rm 30 - 91,457 points Rm 31 - 76,806 points |
Book Fair Jan 31 - Feb 4, 2011
The PHES Library Book Fair was a big success! All profits will go towards the school and library. Thank you to everyone who purchased items.
Thank you to all the parent and student volunteers who helped out! There were 1736 pages in the Guess the Number of Pages Contest The Winners were: First Place-Isaiah B in Grade 6 Second Place-AJ B in Grade 5 Third Place- Skylar B in Grade 1 Congratulations! |
Accelerated Reader Student Pictures
Students who have earned at least 45 AR points in grades 2-4 and 90 points in grades 5-6 are featured here.
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Image taken from www.renlearn.com website
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Jeopardy Videoconferences
Pearl Harbor Elementary hosted a Jeopardy style event on Nov 24 and Dec 7, 2010. Students were game show hosts for Halekula El, Helemano El, Kamehameha and Maryknoll schools. Selected students also participated in a Jeopardy game on Dec 14, 2010 against Honowai El. All games were based on the Nene Award Winner, "Found" by Margaret Peterson Haddix.
On Jan 20, 2011 Pearl Harbor students hosted a Nene Jeopardy videoconference based on all the titles on the Nene Nominee list. Kamehameha and HBA also participated. We have one more game scheduled on March 8th. Stay tuned for updates! |
Nov 24th Game
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Book Swap Program
Do you have any unwanted books at home? Swap them at PHES library! Students can trade up to 3 books a day for 3 others from our Book Swap Shelf. All books must be in good condition.
Thank you to the Donors Choose Program for donating new books to start our program. Please go to the Donor Choose Website if you would like to donate books to our library. |
Library Club
Are you hardworking & reliable? Are you a fourth, fifth, or sixth grade student? Would you like to help out in the library during recess?
Become a PHES Library Club Member! Come to the PHES Library on August 23, 24, or 25 during lunch recess to fill out a Library Club application and to take a shelver’s test. Library Club Members are able to borrow SIX books at a time, see NEW library books first, and attend monthly Library Meetings. |