Hay fiesta en mí casa!
Ms. Leo’s Spanish 2 class sing the Spanish song “Hay Fiesta En Mí Casa” to memorize this weeks vocabulary terms. “This song is muy dificil!” Said a student. #snwhs
El canción del corazon!
Students in Spanish 2 sing the song “El Amor” to help incorporate their weekly vocabulary words. “Y va creciendo, y creciendo. Como nubes en el cielo!” The class sang. #snwhs
The formation of the Hawaiian islands.
Students in Mrs. Voeks’ plants and animals science class work on their summative project on how the Hawaiian islands were formed and all the history behind it, “I’m half way done!” Said senior Aaliya Weilbacher. #snwhs
El amor: the love.
Students in Spanish two take on a new week, along with a new set of vocabulary. This weeks lesson is based on el amor (the love). To practice their vocabulary, they sing the song “El Amor” by Tito Bambino. “¡Muy bien, clase!” Ms. Leo said. #snwhs
SURVEY your surroundings!
Student Nicole M. looks at her survey results for her final project in Mr. Kajihiro’s third period about homelessness, “we got 139 responses!” She said. #snwhs
Why it was BILL-T!
Students in Kajihiro’s third period, Participation in Democracy, present slides on the different amendments in the Bill of Rights and why they were made, “to protect morality!” Lauren said. #snwhs
The First Ammendment!
Students Dean M. and Zichri D. work together to help understand their notes on the first ammendment, “Free excersise clause!” Said Mr. Kajihiro. #snwhs
Everything comes NATURALLY!
Student Nicole M. goes over her notes to get ready for her mid term essay on Natural Rights Philosophy, “I got this!” She said #snwhs
I got that POWER, POWER, POWER!
Student Lauren N. payd attention to the notes being given to her on authority and power and how they are different. “Authority is morality!” She said. #snwhs
Com-u-NEED THIS!
Student Nicole M. takes notes on communism in Participation in Democracy during third period, “That day is not today!” Said Mr. Kajihiro. #snwhs
BOOK it!
Student Summer U. hurries to finish her last problem of the day in her spring board book during second period, “Im almost done!” She said #snwhs
Let’s PLOT the course!
Student Summer U. usesnher graphing calculator to plot the points of a practice problem, “you have to press stat first!” Said Mr. Murakawa #snwhs
Everything comes naturally!
Student Nicole M. follows along in Participation in Democracy about Human Nature and State of Nature, “some are born good and some are born evil” Mr. Kajihiro stated #snwhs
Please be CEDED!
Students in Modern Hawaiian History go to a presentation about Ceded lands from a judge from New Zealand. Culinary students greet him with a chant and he greets back. #snwhs