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Maui Preparatory Academy Open House (Sponsored) M

Maui Preparatory Academy Open House (Sponsored)

Maui Prep Preschool is hosting an Open House for prospective students on Saturday, December 2, from 9 to 11 am. The preschool is expanding its classrooms to accommodate more students for its 2024-2025 class. The licensed preschool is located in Napili on the campus of Maui Preparatory Academy.

In order to be considered for enrollment must be three years old by August 1, 2024.

There is no written application, however, prospective students must complete a group assessment with the preschool director. Assessments are scheduled for afternoons during December and January outside of school hours. Parents may sign up for an assessment appointment at mauiprep.org/preschool.

Preschool admissions decisions and final enrollment occur at the end of January.

While Maui Prep does not offer financial assistance for preschool students, funds for tuition assistance are available through Preschool Open Doors (POD), or Pauahi Keiki Scholars (Kamehameha Schools).

Director of Admissions Liz Turcik is available to assist by phone or email lturcik@mauiprep.org.
@mauiprep
#mauifamily #mauiprepatoryacademy #mauischool #mauipreschool #mauieducation

🐴 Weekend Guide • Nov 17-23, 2023. Join the f

🐴 Weekend Guide • Nov 17-23, 2023. Join the fun at the Kula Harvest Festival, find resources at the Senior Resource Fair, shop at the Hui, and more. Link in bio.
#mauifamily #mauievents #mauithingstodo #mauiweekendguide #freemauievents #mauifun

St. Anthony Open House: Saturday, Nov 18th. (Spons

St. Anthony Open House: Saturday, Nov 18th. (Sponsored)

Pre-Registration: Call 808-244-4190 ext. 268 by Wednesday, November 15.
Walk-Ins Welcome!

@sasmaui
#mauifamily #mauischool #mauieducation #stanthonymaui #mauischools

💃 Weekend Guide • Nov 10-16, 2023. Honor the

💃 Weekend Guide • Nov 10-16, 2023. Honor the dearly departed, attend the Native Hawaiian Convention, make Thanksgiving craftsm and more. Link in bio.
#mauifamily #mauithingstodo #mauiweekendguide #mauievents #ohana #keiki

Our annual Maui School Guide 2024 is now available

Our annual Maui School Guide 2024 is now available. Our guide offers details like tuition, student-to-teacher ratio, hours, credentials, and more. Pick up our Winter Issue or flip through it online. Link in bio.
#mauifamily #mauischools #mauieducation #mauikeiki #mauieducation #mauipreschool #keiki #maui

🕯️Be our guest at Beauty and the Beast at Mau

🕯️Be our guest at Beauty and the Beast at Maui Preparatory Academy. Nov 17 - 19 at Maui Prep’s Bozich Center (Sponsored)

Brilliantly adapted from the Academy Award-winning animated film, Disney's Beauty and the Beast has been charming Broadway audiences for years. The “tale as old as time” arrives at the Bozich Center for four enchanting shows on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, November 17-19, 2023. The 60-minute performance, starring Kelsey Reul as Belle and Sawyer Dunning-Zeches as the Beast, features the beloved songs from the film, including “Be Our Guest” and “Beauty and the Beast.”

🕯️ Tickets for all performances of Beauty and the Beast are free of charge, courtesy of Wave of Harmony Foundation. Limited numbers of seats may be reserved through the GoFan app or mauiprep.org/arts with the rest available at the doors. Reserved seats will be held until 15 minutes prior to showtime, after which unclaimed seats will be re-issued to walk-in guests.

🕯️Visit mauiprep.org/arts to be directed to the virtual box office or join us prior to showtime!

🕯️Showtimes are:
- Friday, November 17 @ 7:00pm (Please be seated by 6:45 pm)
- Saturday, November 18 @ 2:00 pm (Please be seated by 1:45 pm)
- Saturday, November 18 @ 7:00 pm (Please be seated by 6:45 pm)
- Sunday, November 19 @ 2:00 pm (Please be seated by 1:45 pm)

Pre-show meals and concessions are available for purchase beginning one hour prior to showtime. Maui Prep is located at 4910 Honoapi'ilani Highway in Napili.

Be our guest for a storybook theatrical experience your whole family will love!
#mauiprep #mauifamily #beautyandthebeast #freemauievents #mauishow #thingstodo @mauiprep

SAVE THE DATE! Bookmark this post and don't miss t

SAVE THE DATE! Bookmark this post and don't miss these family-friendly events in the upcoming winter.

Nov 3 & 4 • The 10th Annual Hawaiian Airlines Made in Maui Festival @madeinmauicountyfestival
Nov 4 • Arbor Day @mauinuibg
Nov 5 • Holoholo Ka'a @uhmaui
Nov 18 • 50th Maui County Senior Fair @mauimallvillage
Nov 11 • Christ the King Bazaar @ctkmaui
Nov 12 • Dia De Los Muertos @jwcameronecenter
Nov 14-17 • Native Hawaiian Convention @hawaiiancouncil @mauiartsculture
Nov 17-23 • Hui Holidays @huinoeau
Nov 18 • Kula School Harvest Festival @kulaschoolharvestfestival
Nov 25 • Upcountry Winter Fest @kekaulikehighschoolfoundation
Dec 9 • Haleakalā Waldorf School Fair @waldorfmaui
Dec 9 • 10th Annual Waikapu Street Fair
Dec 9+10 • Maui Comic Con @mauicomiccon
Dec 15- 17 • Nutcracker Sweets @momentumdancemaui @maui_onstage
Dec 16 • The Nutcracker @aapamaui @mauiartsculture

#mauifamily #thingstodomaui #mauievents #maui #mauiholidays #mauishopping

🌳 Weekend Guide • Nov 3-9, 2023. Attend the M

🌳 Weekend Guide • Nov 3-9, 2023. Attend the Made in Maui County Festival, check out the big trucks at Holoholo Ka’a, and get a free tree at Arbor Day. Link in bio.
#mauifamily #madeinmaui #arborday #mauiohana #keiki #maui

Our ✨Winter Issue 2023-2024✨ features our 2024

Our ✨Winter Issue 2023-2024✨ features our 2024 Maui School Guide, stories about resilience and community, nourishing recipes, a local gift guide, plus classes and events for the winter season.

✨ Flip through: https://mauifamilymagazine.com/winter-issue-2023/
✨ Pick up island-wide on November, December, and January
✨ Cover: Sheylin Luna @for.the.community._
✨ Cover 'ohana: The Shaw Family in Waiehu.

🌊 Join Us: Free Career Exploration Events for Y

🌊 Join Us: Free Career Exploration Events for Youth!

Next month, Maui Huliau Foundation is hosting two events where Maui youth ages 13 to 21 can learn hands-on career skills from professionals working to protect Maui’s natural resources and ecosystems from mauka to makai. Both events are free and lunch is provided. You can learn more and register today our website.

🌊 Activity stations for the Makai event on Sunday November 5th will be run by Maui Ocean Center, Maui Ocean Center Marine Institute, Pacific Whale Foundation, DLNR Department of Aquatic Resources, Maui Nui Seabird Recovery Project, and Sharkastics. Through hands-on activities, students will learn about coral propagation, sea turtle rehabilitation, DAR’s barbless fishing hook project, how to identify and measure seabirds, behind the scenes animal husbandry and public education at Maui Ocean Center, and how drone technology is used to measure and identify whales! During lunch students will also learn from Sharkastics about the various types of marine debris that are commonly found washed ashore.

🌊 Activity stations for the Mauka event on November 12th will be hosted by two of Maui’s watershed partnerships, Maui Invasive Species Committee, Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project, and Maui Huliau staff. Through the hands-on activities students will learn about the technologies and methodologies used in backcountry fieldwork to protect Maui’s native forests, how to prevent the spread of some of Maui’s most invasive species, technologies used to monitor native bird populations, and natural resource management in the ahupuaʻa. During lunch students will also learn about UHMC's Hulihia program and other conservation-related educational and internship opportunities.

🌊 You can read more and apply on https://mauihuliaufoundation.org/careers-in-conservation.

@mauihuliau #mauifamily #mauiyouth #mauikeiki #careersinconservation

🤖 Weekend Guide • Oct 27 - Nov 2, 2023. Get s

🤖 Weekend Guide • Oct 27 - Nov 2, 2023. Get spooked for Halloween, check in with your health, and join the fun at Ohana Fest Makawao. Link in bio.
#mauifamily #mauihalloween #mauikeiki #mauiohana

👻 Celebrate Halloween with ‘Fins and Frights

👻 Celebrate Halloween with ‘Fins and Frights Night’ (Sponsored)

Maui Ocean Center will host “Fins and Frights Night at the Aquarium” from 6 to 9 p.m. (last entry at 8 p.m.) Saturday, Oct. 28, featuring a costume parade and contest, trick-or-treating throughout the park and a new “The Nightmare Before Christmas” 3D experience showing inside the Spooky Sphere.

Watch diver presentations in the aquarium’s 750,000-gallon Open Ocean exhibit, otherwise known as the “Deep Boo Sea.” Join marine naturalists for educational activities, including a Shark Tooth Fossil Dig. A street magician will entertain guests, and refreshments — food, beer, wine and non-alcoholic drinks — will be available for purchase at Reef Café.

Keiki are encouraged to dress up as there will be a costume parade and contest with prizes in various age categories as well as a family-themed category.

Entry is $15 for makua (adults) and $10 for keiki (ages 4-12), while admission is free for all Maui Ocean Center annual members. Visit mauioceancenter.com/reservations or purchase tickets at the door.
@mauioceancenter #mauifamily #halloweenonmaui #MauiOceanCenter #MOC25

🐞 Weekend Guide • Oct 20 - 26, 2023. Get free

🐞 Weekend Guide • Oct 20 - 26, 2023. Get free admission to the pumpkin patch, make art at Observe & Play Family Day, and enjoy Halloween fun at UH Maui College. Link in bio.
#mauifamily #mauiweekendguide #mauipumpkinpatch #mauihalloween #mauiohana

Searching for a spook-tacular treat that is sure t

Searching for a spook-tacular treat that is sure to bring a smile to your keiki this fall? These gluten-free rice cereal treats are a fun, easy, and relatively inexpensive Halloween dessert!

Ingredients
👻4 tablespoons butter (plus more for greasing your pan and spatula)
👻1 10 oz package of marshmallows or about 6 cups of miniature marshmallows
👻6 cups rice cereal

For decorating (optional)
👻Popsicle sticks or straws to place as a holder in treats
👻White chocolate candy melts or white chocolate chips
👻Oil-based food coloring
👻Edible candy eyes or other candies
👻Piping bag or small plastic sandwich bag snipped at the end

Directions
👻Prepare your pan. Line a 9 x 13-inch pan with parchment paper and butter pan or spray with nonstick spray.
👻In a hefty-sized saucepan, melt butter over low heat.
👻Once the butter is melted, add in all of the marshmallows and stir until everything is melted.
👻Remove the pan from the heat, turn off the burner, and add rice cereal to your pan. Stir well to coat all the cereal with melted marshmallows.
👻With a spatula lightly coated in butter or nonstick spray, transfer your rice cereal mixture into the prepared 9 x 13-inch pan. Try not to press too hard as the cereal could compact and become harder to chew.
👻Cool treats to room temperature on the counter.
👻When treats are cooled, cut into desired square sizes. Poke a popsicle stick or half straw into each treat and set aside.
👻Melt 1-2 cups of white chocolate candy melts or chips over a double boiler, being careful not to let your water boil—a gentle simmer is best. Or, you can microwave on a low setting in a microwave-safe bowl for 30-second increments, stirring as you go.
👻Once the chocolate is melted, dip or smear chocolate onto rice cereal treats with a spoon, creating a design of your choosing. At this point, add in oil-based food coloring if using. (Note: regular liquid food coloring will seize your melted chocolate, while oil-based coloring should create a smooth finish.)
👻Place candy eyes on top of chocolate-coated rice cereal treats and any other candies before the chocolate sets.

Toyota Hawaiʻi Sponsors FREE ADMISSION to Kula Co

Toyota Hawaiʻi Sponsors FREE ADMISSION to Kula Country Farms’ Pumpkin Patch for Kamaʻāina Sunday on October 22.

A portion of proceeds will go toward the Maui Strong Fund.

Toyota Hawaiʻi will cover admission fees for up to 3,000 attendees at the 2023 Pumpkin Patch at Kula Country Farms on Maui this Sunday, October 22, 2023, from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. A portion of the admission fees from the “Kamaʻāina Sunday” event will go toward the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation’s Maui Strong Fund.
“In the ongoing recovery efforts on Maui, we’re happy to help lift spirits in any way we can,” said Lance Ichimura, senior vice president of Toyota Hawaiʻi. “We hope this small gesture shares our aloha and contributes to the continued strength of the Maui community.”

The Pumpkin Patch is a month-long and family-friendly event that draws crowds from around the island and state every year. Visitors can take photos with and purchase pumpkins, as well as tour and sample food available throughout the farm. Admission fees typically cost $5 per person.

For more information about the Pumpkin Patch, visit kulacountryfarmsmaui.com/pumpkin-patch

October is Infant Safe Sleep Month “Each year,

October is Infant Safe Sleep Month

“Each year, there are about 3,400 sleep-related deaths among babies in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC),” said Annie Bell, supervisor in DOH’s Maternal and Child Health Branch. “To help increase awareness of safe-sleep messaging, DOH has created a new Safe Sleep Hawai‘i webpage and is running a year-long media campaign highlighting the ABCs of safe sleep: Alone, on their Backs, and in a Crib.”

The ABCs of safe sleep are based on the following recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) to help parents and caregivers reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths:

👶Always place your baby on its back for naptime, bedtime, and any sleep-time.
👶Never put any soft objects such as pillows, blankets, toys, or crib bumpers where your baby is sleeping.
👶Infants should sleep in your room and close to your bed, but on a separate surface designed for infants, ideally for at least the first six months.
👶Use a firm, flat, non-inclined sleep surface to reduce the risk of suffocation or wedging/entrapment.
👶Breastfeed and/or feed human milk to both full-term and preterm infants for at least the first six months if possible.
👶Offer your baby a pacifier at naptime and bedtime to reduce the risk of SIDS.
👶Never smoke or use substances around your baby or let anyone smoke or use substances around your baby. Smoking and using substances such as alcohol, marijuana, opioids, or other illicit drugs should be avoided during pregnancy and after birth.

To learn more about safe sleep and download a Safe Sleep Guide for Parents available in 12 languages, visit health.hawaii.gov/safesleep.

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