Learning Resources
To continue supporting children, families, and community, INPEACE will be posting distance learning resources. Each week, we will post several lessons, workshops, and activities resources that you can use at home. We’ve categorized the resources below for your convenience. We hope you find them useful! Please direct any questions to your contact at INPEACE or info@inpeace.org.
Parent Talks & Family Resources
Parent talks are times where an INPEACE ‘ohana advocate (teacher) meets with parents to discuss pertinent topics and needs, learn together, and, participate in enrichment activities designed to build relationships and have discussions focused on child development and parenting. You will also find numerous family resources provided by INPEACE staff and programs in ths section as well.
Financial Date Night Checklist – April 9, 2021
Self-care – May 16, 2020
In the midst of your daily responsibilities as a parent, a caregiver, and employee, etc… it”s important to remember that you need to carve out time for yourself. Recharge and rejuvenate so that you CAN do all of those things without burning out.
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CLASS Interaction – April 3, 2020
Teacher – child interaction is a dance, in a way. It’s very important for parents, who are now keiki’s first and ONLY teacher to own that role. You’ve got this!
Covid-19 Preparation and Resources – March 30, 2020
In this unique and stressful time, please do all you can to inform yourself and prepare best for yourself and your ‘ohana.
CDC Resources:
–How to prepare
–Difference between cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting
Circle Time
Circle time is a period in the day when children and families can gather to interact and develop positive relationships by engaging in fun activities like mele, sharing of stories, and discussing the day. It is also used to address certain topics identified in the class such as washing hands or keeping noise levels low. Whatever the topic, circle time can make learning moments fun moments.
Mele: Ku‘u I‘a – May 8, 2020
The parts of an i‘a (fish) enumerated in song. Who could ask for more?
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Closing Circle with Lei and Pua – April 17, 2020
When it’s time to conclude the teaching day, we have our go to protocol. We hope you find this useful!
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Songs with Lei and Pua – April 10, 2020
Who’s up for a second round of songs led by Lei and Pua of Keiki Steps-Nānākuli? We know we are!
Sing along at home with your ‘ohana, and if you’re feeling like superstars, post a video and tag us on social media! Weʻd love to see your beautiful faces and hear your renditions!
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Songs with Lei and Pua – March 31, 2020
A short collection of Keiki Steps’ favorite songs performed by Lei and Pua of Keiki Steps-Nānākuli. Sing along at home with your ‘ohana, and if you’re feeling like superstars, post a video and tag us on social media! Weʻd love to see your beautiful faces and hear your renditions!
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Small Group Activities
Small groups are a meaningful and important part of a young child’s day. Small group is a time when a teacher or parent works with a small group of keiki through activities that support their growth and development. Below you will find a collection of small group activities that you can do at home with your family that your children will enjoy.
Parfait – June 3, 2020
Make your very own parfait – a fun little activity with a sweet and healthy treat as the reward!
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Hopping Course – June 1, 2020
When you can’t go to your favorite Hopscotch course… make your own!
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Bird Feeder – May 29, 2020
I don’t know about you, but many of us here have been fascinated with animals from small kid time. Here’s a chance to get a little closer: a home-made bird feeder!
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Lei Po‘o – May 27, 2020
Ever wanted to get into lei making? Maybe you could start by making a simple lei po‘o!
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Stone Soup – May 22, 2020
Stone Soup is a great activity for teaching your kids a variety of things: gathering from your surrounding environment, teamwork, even some basic food prep skills like cutting and stirring.
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Ohe Kapala – May 20, 2020
No‘a – May 18, 2020
Here’s a fun little game for the family: No‘a. Try to trick each other. Where’s the rock? My team ain’t telling!
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No Nā Manu by Liana Iaea Honda – May 13, 2020
Ka Manu with Jasmine – May 11, 2020
Where’s all our bird watchers at? Lots of manu outside enjoying the fresh air! Let’s build ourselves a tool to watch like pros.
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I‘a Art Project with Mellissa – May 6, 2020
There’s nothing quite like a home-made, hands-on art project!
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Body Parts of the I‘a with Sandy – May 4, 2020
Aloha! It’s May, and that means we’ve got a new round of Learning Resources for you all to enjoy. First up, Sandy teaches us the parts of the i‘a (fish). Let us know if you have any ideas for future resources. What would you like to see?
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Science: Foliage Hale Building with Lynell – April 24, 2020
Who says art supplies need to be bought? In today’s activity, we’re merely gathering gathering leaves and twigs outside to build our project: either a 2D or 3D hale.
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Cooking Egg Salad Sandwich/Cracker with Alesia and Chantal – April 22, 2020
Who likes food? You know we do! Enjoy this quick and easy little recipe, and feel free to share your own with us on social media!
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Turning your Paper Ukulele into a Learning Tool with Dina – April 20, 2020
So, you’ve drawn and cut out your ukulele. You’ve been jamming all your favorite songs. How else can it be utilized? Let’s see.
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Draw an Ukulele with Dina – April 15, 2020
Who likes singing, dancing, or playing music? Maybe a better question is: who DOESN’T like any of those things? Well, we love all of them! Evem when there’s no instrument available, we don’t let that stop us. No ukulele? Just draw one!
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Palace and fort building with blocks featuring Racine and Tiara – April 13, 2020
Time for some good old blocks! Today, let’s build forts and castles, talk to our little ones about who might live in them, how big or tall them might be, what they might be made of, the possibilities are limitless!
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Making lei lā‘ī (ti leaf) with Keala and Carla – April 8, 2020
If yo’ve ever made lei lā‘ī, be proud! If you haven’t yet learned, here’s your opportunity, courtesy of Keala and Carla from Keiki Steps – Leihoku Site. We’d love to see pictures of your lei lā‘ī on social media. Remember to ask permission before you gather.
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Making Play-Doh with Kaliko and Ruth – April 6, 2020
Let’s learn how to make every little one’s (and some adults) favorite play thing: play-doh! Simple, no-cook, non-toxic, and easy.
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Financial Literacy
A healthy financial situation is important for any ‘ohana to thrive. These resources are designed to help you identify what issues to fix, how to fix them, and how to succeed going forward.
Financial Literacy Month, Week 4 – April 20, 2020
The month of April is National Financial Literacy Month, and to celebrate, INPEACE’s Hoʻoulu Waiwai will share weekly calendars with daily activities to help you and your ‘ohana strengthen your financial wellness. Click on the thumbnail to view and download. Follow us on social media to catch more! #FinancialLiteracyMonth
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Financial Literacy Month, Week 3 – April 13, 2020
The month of April is National Financial Literacy Month, and to celebrate, INPEACE’s Hoʻoulu Waiwai will share weekly calendars with daily activities to help you and your ‘ohana strengthen your financial wellness. Click on the thumbnail to view and download. Follow us on social media to catch more! #FinancialLiteracyMonth
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Financial Literacy Month, Week 2 – April 6, 2020
The month of April is National Financial Literacy Month, and to celebrate, INPEACE’s Hoʻoulu Waiwai will share weekly calendars with daily activities to help you and your ‘ohana strengthen your financial wellness. Click on the thumbnail to view and download. Follow us on social media to catch more! #FinancialLiteracyMonth
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Financial Literacy Month, Week 1 – April 2, 2020
The month of April is National Financial Literacy Month, and to celebrate, INPEACE’s Hoʻoulu Waiwai will share weekly calendars with daily activities to help you and your ‘ohana strengthen your financial wellness. Click on the thumbnail to view and download. Follow us on social media to catch more! #FinancialLiteracyMonth
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