Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemail Middle School Boys & Girls Club Members to Benefit from Exciting New Math Program Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui is chartering a new initiative to support middle school members in improving and strengthening their core skills competency and achievement in mathematics. Bridge to Math will engage the[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemailThe Pacific Whale Foundation is proud to announce a new grant award through the County of Maui Environmental Protection & Sustainability Division that will offer a new Plastic Pollution Solutions program to all middle and high school students in Maui County (click for details). Teachers interested in welcoming Pacific Whale Foundation’s[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemail The magic of fairy gardens transcends the seasons with this Autumn version, made inside a pumpkin! We don’t know a single fairy who wouldn’t want to snuggle into this sweet hideaway. Materials: Faux pumpkin Sharp kitchen knife Scissors Fine grit sandpaper Fabric scraps Mod Podge Craft paint brush[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemailInspiring healthy eating for students and their families The American Heart Association (AHA) is teaming with Maui chefs to give Lahaina-area students and their families a taste of better eating. To encourage healthy eating among youth and their families, the AHA developed the Kids Cook With Heart program to[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemailSiblings Without Rivalry; How To Help Your Children Live Together So You Can Live Too Sibling relationships are one of the most important and long lasting relationships your children will have. What a gift! They vary according to ages of the siblings, the ‘gap’ in ages, the individual developmental[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemail“Music is the greatest communication in the world. Even if people don’t understand the language that you’re singing in, they still know good music when they hear it.” ~ Lou Rawls Communicating with your baby through song creates a special bond between the two of you. It makes no[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemailQueen Ka’ahumanu Center and Maui Family Magazine present the 2nd Annual Baby Expo at Queen Ka’ahumanu Center on Saturday, September 29 from 10am to 1pm. Babies start your engines! Queen Ka’ahumanu Center & Maui Family Magazine present the 2nd Annual Maui Baby Expo on Saturday, September 29, 2018, from[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemailThe Run Forest Run Front Street Mile and 5k/10k is just around the corner, on September 15th. Both the 5k/10k start at 8am in front of Bubba Gump Shrimp Company. Both events are out and back courses and flat. Medals will be given out to the top 3 finishers[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemail For many Maui students, back to school also means back to the garden. School gardens have become an intrinsic part of learning and have sprung up from teacher and student requests. Grow Some Good (GSG), a key provider of school gardens on Maui, got its start in 2008[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemail Mini Maven Social creates crafty social hours and pop up events. They encourage you to indulge in your creative selves by creating specialty crafty workshops, customer tailored to fit your needs. Whether it be a birthday party, special milestone to be celebrated or just plain old creative time[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemail ICU, Inspiring Children Universally, is a very unique and exciting mind development program for all children around the world, which was created by Nicola Farmer, who lives in the U.K. The ICU program is designed to awaken dormant areas of the midbrain, activate the pineal gland, as well as[Read more]
Share this…FacebookTwitterPinterestPrintemail“If it’s on the Internet it must be true.” Adults say this tongue in cheek. But for kids, learning to distinguish reliable from unreliable sources is one reason critical thinking skills matter. And while you might believe teaching critical thinking belongs in the classroom, there are ways you can[Read more]
