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CONTENTS VOL 57 | SUMMER 2016

magazine OUR KEIKI

MAUI HAPPENINGS

Summer Crafts 8 Friendships 10 Stopping the “Summer Slide” 12 Summer Reading List 14 Hiking with Kids 16 Raising Butterflies 18

Summer Camp Guide 42 Maui Family Magazine Calendar 64 Party Page 78 RIKI’S Keiki Korner 79

BABY KEIKI Impacts of Lead in Keiki 20

OUR TEENS Keep Your Teen Moving 36

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EDITORS Patrick Shipman Nicole Shipman Jennifer Poppy Lara Krupicka Sarah Burns Smita Khatri SALES Nicole Shipman call 573-2731 or email ads@mauifamilymagazine.com For editorial info call 573-2731 or email info@mauifamilymagazine.com

What’s Your Aging IQ? 38

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Lazy Summer Days 22 New MECO PV Program 22 Staycation Ideas 24 Boost Your Creativity 26 Capture Summer Moments 28 A Day for Dad 30 Celebration of Fathers 30 Gift Ideas for Mom 32 Plantation Festival 32 Summer Hair Care 34 St. Anthony Launches Middle School 34

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Our Keiki News • TreNds • Tips Summer Crafts Get outside with these super fun summer craft ideas. These activities will let your little one get messy while making beautiful art. Let the kids do these in their bathing suits or in old clothes.

Spray Bottle Painting What you’ll need: • Canvas • Five or six spray bottles • Water colors • Water Pop out the water color disc from the water color palette from the store. Try to find one that’s washable so it doesn’t stain your child or his or her surroundings.

Fill your spray bottles with water. Crush the water color disc and add it to the spray bottle. Do this for other colors so your child has a variety.

Lay the canvas against a fence or on the grass.

Then let your little one spray his or her masterpiece onto the blank canvas. Use this time to talk about how mixing colors together can make a new color, and try it out. Also, talk about the different shapes the spray paint makes.

Take it a step further by first adding stick-on letters to the canvas, spelling your child’s name or a common saying such as “Aloha,” before your little one starts to add color. Once he or she is done

Live Theatre at MAPA this Summer!

JULY 15TH–24TH // ‘A’ALI’IKUHONUA CREATIVE ARTS CENTER, SEABURY HALL Audiences of all ages are in for a treat this summer when the young actors from MAPA’s Summer Musical Theatre Camp present Disney’s The Little Mermaid, running July 1524 at ‘A’ali’ikuhonua Creative Arts Center at Seabury Hall. In a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the beautiful mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Based on Hans Christian Andersen’s

spray painting, remove the stick-on letters and you’ve got yourself a cool, one-of-a-kind typography art piece.

Super Disappearing Paint What you’ll need: • Sponge or traditional paintbrushes (you can even cut up a new kitchen sponge and let your little one use that) • A bucket or bowl • Water Head on outside and find yourself some cement. Use the water as “paint,” letting your little one dip the brush (or sponge) in the water and make fun drawings on the sidewalk or in your driveway. Then, you can time how long the drawing will stay before it dries up from the summer sun. Best of all, it’s little to no mess, but just as fun. SB

beloved story and the classic animated film, the musical is a charming fable featuring a score of irresistible songs including “Under the Sea”, “Poor Unfortunate Souls” and “Part of Your World”.

Over the past four years, MAPA’s summer musical at the MACC has become a Maui tradition.

This August, the gothic musical Jekyll and Hyde will mesmerize audiences with its thrilling score and evocative story about a man with a dark secret. Due to mature themes, this show is great for a date night!

For tickets and more information, visit www. mauiacademy.org or call 808-244-MAPA.

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Making & Keeping Friendships

BY KIEGAN BLAKE, O.T.

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riendships are important for a child’s emotional wellbeing. Friendships are the context in which your child develops communication skills, emotional regulation and problem solving. Yet navigating friendships can be tricky and involve many complex skill sets. It turns out there are few social ‘rules’ and that navigating the social world involves understanding others in the context of being able to read how they feel and understand their intentions.

Approximately 70% of communication is non-verbal, specifically facial cues and body language. About 23% of emotional content comes from the way you say something. Only 7% of communication is what you say and here is where much of the challenge in navigating the social world lies. Even when someone tells you something verbally, understanding the meaning of what they are saying lies in their gestures and vocal intonations. This is why emails and letters are so often misinterpreted!

For children, this means getting a lot of practice reading non-verbal cues. Sometimes kids who are quite sensitive, get less practice because they feel overwhelmed with social situations and may distance themselves or avert their gaze. Kids who are highly active often zoom around too quickly to follow the longer chains of non-verbal interaction that would tell them what someone is feeling. Some kids are aware of others’ feelings

and ideas but may have a hard time being flexible because of their own big feelings. Other kids get overwhelmed with how unpredictable social situations are and become bossy as an attempt to have more control. Some kids let others be the boss as they find it hard to be assertive.

Parents play a foundational role in developing a child’s friendship skills.

• Carve out time for you and your child to have robust social exchanges daily • Model how to communicate, regulate your emotions and problem solve in how you interact with others • Create weekly/daily opportunities for quality unstructured social time with a friend.

• One-to-one ‘play dates’ provide the opportunity for your child to practice navigating long exchanges, negotiating with one person at a time.

• Help your child interpret non-verbal social cues.

• Process with your child social situations that are smooth and those that are tricky. Talk about your child’s feelings and how her friend might feel.

Facilitate your child to problem solve.

• Set up social situations for success. Some children do much better in smaller groups or one-to-one situations than navigating large groups.

Kiegan Blake is an Occupational Therapist, Behavioral Specialist and Director of Maui Center For Child Development. For more information, please call (808) 873-7700 or visit MauiChildDevelopment.com.

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Stopping the “Summer Slide” Summer is a great time to give children a break from their long school days – to have fun with friends and to rest. But, learning doesn’t have to stop. Do you know that most students lose about 2 months of grade-level equivalency in math over the summer because the learning isn’t embedded into their environment? The loss of reading ability also can occur if students aren’t reading books or listening to books read aloud.

Many kids experience what is called the “summer slide” during summer vacation, due to the lack of deliberate practice. The brain is a muscle and it operates similarly to the muscles in your body. After a long break from the gym, it’s hard to get motivated again; and when you do finally go back, you can’t run as fast, you don’t have as much stamina, and you can’t lift as much weight. The same thing happens to kids after a long break from using their minds. Their skills decrease, and they lose motivation.

When students return to school after taking a few months off, they spend time relearning material. What may seem like two months off, can easily slide into four months of progress

that could have been made. Because children have more free time during the summer, it is a great opportunity for them to get ahead.

Continuing to practice academic skills yearround is recommended to keep skills sharp, making the transition back to school a smooth one. Reading books frequently is a wonderful summertime activity to prevent summer learning loss. It’s also very convenient because books can be read anywhere.

Night at the Movies with Maui Humane Society SATURDAY, JUNE 4TH // SUGAR BEACH EVENTS, KIHEI The Maui Humane Society and Sugar Beach Events present an inspirational night at the movies to benefit the Maui Humane Society. The family-friendly event will feature two films.

The Champions is an inspirational story about the Vicktory pit bulls and those who risked it all to save them. It is a story of second chances, redemption and hope.

This uplifting documentary takes us on a journey, and it is about much more than just dogs—it is about prejudice, being misunderstood, the power of resilience, and the significance of the relationship that humans have with animals.

Also showing will be For The Love of Dogs, an inspiring, heart-warming story told through the eyes of a child on the autism spectrum whose passion for dogs has opened up his communication, allowing him to connect with the world around him.

The event will be held on Saturday, June 4 at Sugar Beach Events in Kihei. The films will be shown under the stars, and food and beverages will be available for purchase. Please note that this is a family-friendly event; however, they ask that children attending be over the age of 10 years old. For more information, please visit their website at www.mauihumanesociety.org or check out their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/MauiHumaneSociety.

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Our Keiki sUMMer reAdiNG

Great Summer Reading Lists for Kids

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ake summer fun and bridge the learning gap by encouraging your child to read.

Our 2016 reading list is culled from suggestions made by the American Library Association, the Children’s Choice Awards and the Association for Library Service to Children.

Grades K-2 How to Babysit a Grandma by Jean Reagan This humorous how-to gives kids everything they need to know about taking care of Grandma.

Ling & Ting: Not Exactly the Same! by Grace Lin An easy-reader book about identical twin sisters who are different in many ways, and who find themselves in mishaps from start to finish.

The Watcher: Jane Goodall’s Life with the Chimps

by Jeanette Winter This picture book biography tells the story of Jane Goodall, who used her skills of observation to become a famous zoologist and friend of chimpanzees.

Grades 3-5 Adventures with Waffles by Maria Parr; illustrated

by Kate Forrester Playing spies and re-creating Noah’s Ark are just a sample of the adventures Lena and Trille, a Norwegian boy and girl, get into in this sometimes funny, sometimes sad chapter book.

The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart; illustrated by Carson Ellis This novel follows four gifted orphans selected to form a “society” to infiltrate the Learning

Institute for the Very Enlightened, a ruleless organization run by an evil mastermind.

Sisters by Raina Telgemeier A graphic memoir about a family’s road trip from California to a reunion in Colorado, and the dynamics that unfold between them on the way.

Grades 6-8 I Am Malala (Young Readers Edition) by Malala Yousafzai with Patricia McCormick The true story of a Pakistani teen shot for going to school, and her fight for her right to an education.

The Mother-Daughter Book Club by Heather Vogel Frederick When four very different sixth-graders are brought together by their moms for a book club, they discover common ground and friendship.

Wonder by R. J. Palacio An uplifting story about fifth-grader, August Pullman, whose facial deformity marks him for bullying but also inspires loyalty in his true friends. LK

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Hiking with Kids: West Maui There are tons of wonderful places on Maui to hike with the family, but for this article, we’re going to focus on West Maui. Make this a day trip if you live on another part of the island, or check out your own backyard if West Maui is home.

First stop is in Kapalua at the Honolua Ridge & Maunalei Arboretum Trails, which are tucked away within the Plantation Estates neighborhood. You’ll need to take a shuttle there, which you can pick up at the Kapalua Village Center off of Office Road. Be sure to check times before you go; they have certain times that the shuttle goes to and from the trail.

The weather is cooler and it can be wet, so dress accordingly and bring some bug spray. This trail is not stroller friendly. It’s great for older kids, or if you wear your little one.

Another favorite, with spectacular views, is the Village Walking Trails. This trail also starts at the Kapalua Village Center where there’s plenty of parking available. Instead of hitching a ride in the shuttle, you can start right out on the trail next to the center.

This used to be the old Village golf course, so it’s paved. If you want to bring a jogger or stroller on your hike, this is your place. It has some pretty steep hills which are good for those glutes, but can be challenging. Once at the top you’ll find a

pond with ducks, which the kids are sure to love.

The views from this trail are magnificent and well worth the extra push up the hills.

If you are up for some beachfront scenery, check out the Coastal Trail in Kapalua. You can start by parking at DT Fleming beach park or at Ironwoods and heading south. There are sand dunes and planked trails, with neat rock formations on the sea that the little ones will love to explore. The trail is almost 2 miles one way. This is a great walk in the morning or at sunset, with or without kids.

Also in West Maui, south of Lahaina Town, is the Launiupoko Walking Trail. Located mauka of the Launiupoko beach park, up the hill in the middle of the residential area, this trail is paved and gets the stroller or bike approval.

You’ll get to enjoy amazing views of Lahaina Town, the islands of Lanai and Molokai, and the beautiful ocean as far as you can see. It can be hot with little shade, so bring water and a hat! SB

Maui Upcountry Fair JUNE 4TH & 5TH // 9AM–5PM // OSKIE RICE ARENA, MAKAWAO Come and enjoy two days of family fun at the Maui Upcountry Fair on June 4 & 5, at the Oskie Rice Arena in historic Makawao Town. A Maui tradition for over 60 years, the Maui Upcountry Fair has something for all ages to enjoy.

This year’s event will include: the 4-H Livestock Show & Auction, ‘Ohana Rodeo, Pony Rides, Keiki Zone, Food Row Heaven, Photo Booth, Made in Hawaii Arts/Crafts, Jewelry and Apparel, Cutest Keiki Cowboy & Cowgirl Contest, Paniolo Activities, Displays and Educational Information for Agriculture on Maui, Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Photo Display by Tamara McKay Photography, BBQ Cook Off, Molokai Sweet Potato Contest, Maui Keiki Party Stars, and so much more.

Plus, enjoy live entertainment throughout both days and special performances by Malino and Ekolu.

Follow them on Facebook @mauiupcountryfair for more information.

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How to Raise a Butterfly Care for Your Caterpillar Place the leaf in your container. Within a few days it should hatch, revealing a tiny worm or larva. You may find holes in the leaf, signaling the larva’s presence.

Occasionally replace eaten or wilted leaves with fresh ones. You’ll also need to dump the caterpillar’s droppings.

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here’s nothing like watching butterflies grow in your own home. Here’s how:

Select a Container Select a container with good ventilation so the caterpillar droppings (called “frass”) can dry. Also, choose one with a top where the caterpillar can attach its chrysalis. In addition, you will want your container to be large enough for the butterfly to spread its wings to dry once it emerges.

Harvest Eggs Monarchs lay their eggs on the underside of milkweed leaves. Look for a miniscule green bump on the undersurface. That’s the egg.

To best harvest the egg, remove the leaf from the plant, leaving the egg attached. If the milkweed isn’t growing in your yard, you may want to uproot the entire plant and transplant it in a pot indoors.

Then you’ll have access to your caterpillar’s food source, which you’ll need once the egg hatches.

Chrysalis Phase After about two weeks your caterpillar will stop eating and attach himself to the lid of your container. When the inverted caterpillar takes on a “J” shape, he’s ready to spin his pupa or chrysalis.

In a day or so, the caterpillar will be completely enveloped in the chrysalis.

Over the 10-day phase the green chrysalis will darken and then become clear. You’ll recognize the outline and markings of the butterfly’s wings inside.

Release When the butterfly first emerges its wings will be wet, so it will hang from the container lid while they dry. Let it hang there for at least a few hours or overnight. When you are ready to release the butterfly, move the container outside, gently remove the lid with the butterfly still dangling, and hold it away from you.

Then watch as your butterfly takes flight and settles among the flowers in its new home. LK

portunity to talk and form friendships with peers who share the experience of loss. Parents or adult guardians will meet at the same time, but in their own 90-minute group.

Groups are the most effective way for children and teens to process their grief and regain a sense of wellbeing. Activities such as play, crafts and games will be available.

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Groups for Littles (3–5 yrs.) meet twice a month in the afternoon; other groups meet at 6:00 p.m. during the week. All groups meet in Central Maui (either at Queen Lili’uokalani Children’s Center, or Hospice Maui).

Na Keiki o Emalia is a new Maui program for grieving children, teens, and their families. Trained volunteers will facilitate free peer support groups which are not therapy groups, but rather, an op-

For information, please contact Dr. Brooke Brown at 808-214-9832 or contact@NKoEMaui.org. An application and interview must be completed before joining a group.

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Baby Keiki News • TreNds • Tips The Impact of Lead in Babies & Children

BY LISA KIMuRA

By now, you’ve probably heard about the crisis in Flint, Michigan, where thousands of families have been affected by lead poisoning. But did you know that the problem can exist anywhere, and that exposure to lead causes irreversible, lifelong health problems, including developmental delays, learning difficulties, and slowed growth?

Infants and young children are especially vulnerable to lead poisoning, as they absorb lead more easily and sustain more harm from it than adults and older children. It occurs when lead builds up in the body, often over a period of months or years. Even small amounts of lead can cause serious problems, and at very high levels, lead poisoning can be fatal.

Lead-based paint and lead-contaminated dust in older buildings are the most common sources of lead poisoning in children. Although lead-based paints for homes, children’s toys and household furniture have been banned in the United States since 1978, lead-based paint is still on walls and woodwork in many older homes and apartments.

Lead pipes, brass plumbing fixtures and copper pipes soldered with lead can also release lead particles into tap water.

The effects of lead exposure can severely affect mental and physical development. To protect your child from lead poisoning, consider the following: • Fix peeling lead paint and make home repairs safely, particularly in homes built before 1978.

• Let tap water run for one minute before using it, if it hasn’t been run for a few hours.

• Only use cold tap water for drinking, cooking, and making baby formula. Boiling your water does not get rid of lead.

• Use lead-free dishes. Don’t serve or store food in pewter, crystal, or cracked pottery.

• Serve foods that have calcium, iron, and vitamin C, as these foods help keep lead from being stored in your child’s body.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends your child be tested for lead levels at ages one and two, during well-child visits. A small blood sample is taken from a finger prick to test lead levels in the blood. If you have reason to believe your child has been exposed, make sure to ask your doctor for an evaluation so that you can act quickly.

• Keep children away from peeling or chipped paint.

• Mop floors often, and use damp paper towels to clean window wells and sills.

• Lead is in some children’s jewelry, toys, keys, and old furniture. Sign up for children’s product recall alerts at www.cpsc.gov/en/Newsroom/Subscribe/.

Lisa Kimura is the Executive Director for Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition of Hawaii.

She can be reached at LisaK@hmhb-hawaii.org or (808) 737-5805.

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Summer Safety Tips Stay safe on land and in water!

WATER SAFETY 1. Never turn your back on the ocean.

2. Never swim alone. Swimming in numbers dramatically reduces the risk of injury and drowning.

3. Pay attention to signage on the beach for dangerous conditions.

HELMET SAFETY Wear a correct fitting helmet when riding your bike or skateboard!

1. The helmet should sit level on your head and low on your forehead–one or two finger-widths above your eyebrow.

2. Center the buckle under the chin.

4. Know your limits. When in doubt, don’t go out.

5. Swim only in safe, lifeguarded areas.

No one can anticipate changing ocean currents, rip currents, sudden storms, or other hidden dangers.

3. Adjust the side straps to form a “V” shape slightly under the ears.

4. One finger should fit between the chin and chin strap. Shake your head. If the fit is right, your helmet will stay on tight.

HIKING SAFETY 1. Know the terrain you will cover, the trail length, and the weather conditions.

2. Carry proper equipment, including a first aid kit, flashlight, and lots of water.

3. Wear proper shoes and clothing, including sunscreen.

4. Hike in a group and keep track of those in your party.

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Enjoying the Lazy Days of Summer Vacations off island, summer camps, playdates and schedules – throw those all away and let’s get lazy.

Sure, it’s nice to sign your kids up for a ton of summer camps or to plan a lot of outings; and sometimes it’s a necessity with work and to keep your sanity. But then there are those days when you want to keep it mellow and have yourself a nice lazy summer day.

Fort building for some family fun Forts make everything more fun. Use some sheets to set up a fort city, either inside or out. Sit underneath your sheet canopy with the kids and read books together, take a nap, or have a picnic.

Watching a movie is always so fun when cuddled in a fort. It’s like camping inside and kids love that.

Mellow grinds Lazy summer days are great for grazing. A little prep here can go a long way. Cut up veggies and slice up some fruit, and pack

them in little snack bags. Make sandwiches the day before and have them ready in the fridge. The point here is to prep a little so that you can chill out a lot.

No need to make lunch for everyone; just let them grab and go, and then have that picnic in the fort.

Beach bums Nothing screams a lazy summer day like spending all day at the beach. Pack up the sunscreen, the blankets, maybe some sheets to make a fort in the sand, and spend all day with the waves tickling your toes.

Be sure to bring an umbrella, and maybe a playpen for the super little ones. Have plenty of snacks and water for everyone to grab themselves. The key is no stress, all play, with nowhere to be or go. Just enjoy a full day in the sand. SB

New MECO PV Program Want to get solar PV, but missed out on Net Metering? There’s now a new program called Customer Self Supply, or CSS available. With CSS, you store your surplus power into your own battery, which you then use at night. If your battery gets too low, you then buy your power from the Utility, so that you always have firm power. If the Grid goes down, you still have access to your power. This is great for people worried about a natural disaster or who live in an area with frequent power interruptions. A typical 5kw system can save you well over $40,000 over a 25-year period. Call Hawaii Energy Smart today to find out more, or visit us on the web: www.HawaiiEnergySmart.com.

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Maui Staycation Ideas Maui has been voted the #1 island in the world on numerous occasions. With abundant outdoor activities, enjoying a “staycation” here is simple to do. While there are many world-class resorts to choose from for a vacation that many dream of their entire lives, we are focusing on less expensive staycation ideas.

To create a staycation itinerary that the entire family will enjoy, you may start by having a brainstorming session with your spouse and kids.

Here are some examples to get you started on the staycation of your dreams.

• Camp, hike and watch the sunrise/sunset on Haleakala.

• Camp on the beach. Check online for county permits and locations beforehand.

• Spend the day on the “other side” of the island. If you live Upcountry, spend a full day on the West side, and vice versa. You could even trade houses with a friend on another part of the island for a day or two. This will give you a chance to explore the area with less time constraints.

• Enjoy dinner at your favorite restaurant that offers kama’aina or happy hour specials.

• Learn a new skill as a family. From outrigger canoe paddling to surfing to snorkeling, Maui offers countless opportunities to get outside together. Many companies offer lessons and equipment for those wishing to learn.

• Rent a cabin in Hana and explore Maui’s tropical East side.

• Spend the day at Iao Valley. Hike to the needle or other nearby trails, then cool off in the calming streams. Picnic pavilions are great places to barbeque with your ‘ohana.

• Shop Northshore/Upcountry boutiques. Find one-of-a-kind art and handmade treasures at the many shops in Paia and Makawao. Support local artisans while enjoying your shopping spree.

• Spend a day trying out different Maui food trucks.

However you choose to spend your staycation, focusing on your loved ones while relaxing together will create memories to cherish for years to come. JP

4th Annual Will’s Water Safety Day at Hanakao’o Beach Park (Canoe Beach) in Lahaina,will take place on Sunday, June 5, 2016 from 11am until 4pm.

Will’s Water Day SUNDAY, JUNE 5TH // 11AM–4PM HANAKAO’O BEACH PARK

Waterman Archie Kalepa and local surfing celebrities will gather to help keiki understand and respect the ocean.

Paddle-boarding, surfing, learning to paddle canoe, judging safe ocean conditions, and many more beach activities are designed to bring ohana together for a day at the beach with their heroes. Highlights of the day will include a surprise visit by the Lahaina fire department, as well as jet ski rides on the WILL 2 Rescue Ski donated by the Will Smith Foundation. All are welcome to this free family day event with live music and food. The first 100 keiki will receive a free colorful t-shirt commemorating the event.

For more information or to participate as a donor or sponsor, contact Alicia Kalepa at 808-870-1045 or Susan Moulton at smoulton@sbcglobal.net, 210-559-4044. www.willsmithfoundation.org

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Tips to Boost Your Creativity Go for a walk. A Stanford Graduate School of Education study found that “walking opens up the free flow of ideas, and it is a simple and robust solution to the goals of increasing creativity and increasing physical activity.” Not only that, but they found that the boost in creativity continues even once the walk is over.

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hether you consider yourself creative or not, everyone can benefit from adding creativity to their life. Creativity promotes success in the workplace, aids in problem-solving in relationships with those we care about, and improves physical and mental wellbeing. Try adding one or more of these creativity boosters to your day and see how it positively affects your life.

Engage in a creativity “warm-up” exercise.

Researchers in China asked subjects to imagine alternative uses for a common object such as a paper clip. This resulted in increased brain connectivity that enhanced the subjects’ creative abilities. You can do the same exercise yourself before participating in creative work.

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Put pen to paper. Shifting from working on a screen to the slower pace of pen on paper, has been shown to enable greater focus, which can yield more productivity and, in turn, enhanced creativity. If nothing else, knowing that the brain functions differently depending on the mode of communication is a good reason to integrate writing longhand into your daily rhythm.

Stray from your routine. Or don’t. Some creative types rely heavily on routine because it frees their mind from excessive decision making. Others make a point of shaking up their routines for the stimulus that novelty affords them. If you have few routines, try adding one or two to see how they impact your creativity. Or, if you are a creature of habit, try changing things up when your inventiveness ebbs. LK

Alexander Academy Performing Company presents Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland June 4 and 5 at Seabury Hall’s ‘A‘ali‘ikuhonua Creative Arts Center.

The production’s choreography includes ballet, contemporary and musical theater dance styles, and creates an exciting theatrical story. Three performances throughout the weekend will showcase the talent and skill of over 180 student dancers from ages three years old to adult.

Executive Director Danelle Watson reflects, “Our audiences have received us each year with such high esteem; the magic continues with another well-loved story. I am always delighted to hear our reputation is living up to our mission.

Our studio is a paradise.”

General Admission tickets are $18 for adults, $10 for keiki ages 2-12. VIP seats are available at $30 for adults, $20 for keiki. Tickets are on sale online at www.alice2016. brownpapertickets.com. Show times are Saturday 2PM and 6PM, and Sunday 2PM. For more information, visit www.alexanderacademy.info.

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Capturing Summer’s Moments “A picture is worth a thousand words.”

But sometimes it can feel like you need to take a thousand pictures to capture what you want to say.

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hile summertime offers plenty of photo opportunities – with sunny days, family vacations and plenty of outdoor activities – it also presents its own challenges. We’ve rounded up these tips to help you catch the best and brightest shots of your family.

• Watch the sun. Shooting into the sun can leave your subjects in shadow, particularly their faces. But there’s nothing like squinty eyes from the brightness to ruin the look. Instead, make the most of overcast days. What seems dreary to you can actually appear better in a photo.

• Speaking of the sun, keep track of the time that it rises and sets. The hour or two right after sunrise or before sunset, are prime times for taking pictures. Otherwise, you will find yourself fighting the harshness of summer sunlight.

• If you’re using a 35mm camera, decide which lens you will use before going outside. Breezy days and sandy beaches spell danger for an

exposed sensor. You may have to give up that panoramic shot of the field in order to get a good close-up of your player with a telephoto lens. Or you may decide to focus on the landscape during an excursion, using a wide angle lens. If you do have to change lenses while you’re out, try ducking inside a building or car where you’re less likely to have dust blown onto the sensor.

• Don’t leave yourself out of the picture. But don’t compromise your safety to be in it.

In many families it seems like one person is always behind the camera and rarely in the shots. For this, selfie sticks are a great solution.

Unfortunately, they can also be a distraction from the surroundings. Some venues have banned selfie sticks due to people falling or being a nuisance to others. Instead, consider asking a bystander to take the shot for you.

Enjoy making memories this summer! With some planning, you’ll have the photos to show for it. LK

Mother-Daughter Yoga Tea Party SATURDAY, MAY 7TH // STARTS AT 8:15AM THE WESTIN KĀ‘ANAPALI OCEAN RESORT VILLAS In celebration of Mother’s Day, The Westin Kā‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas and Spa Helani, a Heavenly Spa by Westin, invite you to a refreshing morning yoga class and tea party on Saturday, May 7th!

Enjoy yoga from 8:15 to 9:00 a.m. on the resort’s North Ocean Lawn.

Then, spend some quality mother-daughter time at a tea social at the resort’s South Lobby Overlook. The cost is $20 per person.

For more information or to make a reservation, call 808-667-3254.

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Father’s Day: A Day Just For Dad Ever since Richard Nixon signed a proclamation in 1972 making the second Sunday in June Father’s Day, people have been officially honoring their dads on this day. But unlike Mother’s Day, with its traditional flowers, candy and brunches, it can be difficult to know how to celebrate.

Since it’s his day, why not make it all about Dad. Here are some ways you can put the spotlight on him: • Ask him in advance his three favorite ways to spend a lazy day. Then make sure your plans for Father’s Day include at least one of those.

• Plan a menu of Dad’s top meals. Biscuits and gravy with a side of bacon and eggs for breakfast? Check! Lunch at his favorite hot dog stand? You got it! Steak on the grill with loaded mashed potatoes? Why not! Make it a point to keep Dad (and his stomach) happy all day long.

• Give him the gift of time. Thankfully it’s summertime, so you can easily find pastimes to please an outdoor-loving dad. Play ball in the yard or shoot hoops on the drive. Fly a kite in the park. Or play board games at the house. If he likes to work with his hands, offer to work alongside Dad in the garden or in his work-

shop. Communicate to him that he’s important to you by letting him see that you’re happy to be with him, no matter what you’re doing.

• Dads can be hard to shop for. Instead of giving him another tie or cologne, why not pick up tickets to the movies or take him out to the arcade for a day of pinball machines and video games. Offer to wash and vacuum his car. Send him the smartphone version of his favorite board game. Give him the digital download of his favorite album.

Dads don’t always receive the recognition they deserve, so it’s great that we have a day set aside to focus on him. Use it in a way that best suits the dad in your life. LK

10TH Annual Celebration of Fathers SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH // 1PM–5PM // GREAT LAWN @ UHMC The 10th Annual Celebration of Fathers event will be held on June 18, 2016, from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm, on the Great Lawn at University of Hawaii Maui College.

This annual event sponsored by Maui Family Support Services, Inc., UH Maui, and OHA as part of an ongoing effort to bring attention to and raise awareness about the importance of fathers in the lives of their children. Come celebrate Father’s Day early with us. There will be informational tables from local community agencies, live entertainment, Hawaiian cultural games and activities, and prize drawings throughout the day. Best of all: it’s FREE! For more information, contact Shannon Carrier at 242-0900.

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Mother’s Day Gift Ideas

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ey there spouses everywhere, listen up! Hands down, most moms just want to sleep in, go to the bathroom in peace for one day, and not have to figure out what’s for dinner. It’s really that simple.

But moms also love a thoughtful gift on Mother’s Day. Don’t worry, it doesn’t have to be extravagant or cost a fortune. Here are three ideas that you can create with your kids, that any mom will love for Mother’s Day! For the Reader Mom Take a photo of your little one with his or her arms raised. Get the photo developed (4x6 longways is perfect), and get it laminated at an office supply store. Cut the photo into the shape of a bookmark, pop a hole at the top, add some ribbon so it looks like your child is holding the ribbon, and you have a personalized bookmark.

Add in that book she’s been talking about or a gift certificate to a bookstore, and you’re golden.

For the Earthy Mom Create a succulent garden that needs little attention but always looks cool. You can make it in any container found around your house. Try a mason jar, an old mug, a cool bowl, or create one in the crevices in a piece of driftwood. Let your kids add the following “ingredients,” in this order, to the container: 1. Sand 2. Stones 3. Smaller stones 4. Activated charcoal 5. Sphagnum moss 6. Soil 7. Plants and other goodies like seashells For a shallow container like driftwood, it’s okay to only use Sphagnum moss, soil and plants. Water with a spray bottle once a week.

For the Sporty Mom Have fun creating a killer playlist for mom to listen to while on her walks or runs, or while working out at the gym. Make it a dance party with the kids, and let them give their “yea” or “nay” for which songs to add. You could even record a message of them cheering mom on and include it in the mix. Throw in a pair of wireless sport headphones or a fun-colored Hydro Flask to complete this workout treat. SB

1ST Annual Plantation Festival SATURDAY, JULY 23RD // 9:30AM–2:30PM QUEEN KA’AHUMANU CENTER Queen Ka’ahumanu Center is the proud host of the 1st Annual Plantation Festival. Scheduled for Saturday, July 23, 2016 from 9:30am to 2:30pm, the event incorporates all the cultures and friends of these cultures to participate as they honor our island’s Plantation workers. This festive day will include a myriad of entertainment, including a Cultural Costume Fashion Show, a Passport to Culture program

booklet encouraging guests to visit each booth and enter to win prizes, and a Keiki Cultural Corner where kids can learn more about the many cultures that make our island Maui so unique.

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Summer Hair Care: Tips & Tricks Summer’s here and the beach is calling your name! While spending time outside and in the water is a must for most of us, especially here on Maui, your hair can take a beating from the sun, saltwater and chlorine. Here are a few ways you can combat damage done to your locks and still enjoy your favorite summer activities.

• For starters, before entering a chlorinated pool, be sure to rinse your hair in cool water. Then add either coconut oil or hair conditioner, and pull your hair into a braid or bun. This will help prevent your hair from soaking up the chlorine.

• If your hair does gain a green tinge from chlorinated pools, you can try using a hair mask made of baking soda to remove the unwanted color. Simply mix about half a cup of baking soda and enough water to form a paste in a bowl. Coat green hair with the paste and massage it into the hair. Rinse with clean water; then wash and style as usual.

• If you want to get natural highlights, you can squeeze lemon onto your hair before spending time out in the sun.

• For help with dry hair, you can use a coconut oil hair mask to restore moisture and shine.

After you shower at night, take a tablespoon of

coconut oil and massage it through your wet hair. Pull your hair up in a braid or bun, and let it dry overnight. (You can wear a shower cap, if you prefer.) In the morning, wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner, then style as usual.

This moisture treatment should last for one to two weeks, depending on your hair type.

• To refresh your hair and leave it smelling great, use this DIY Hair Mist: Pour 1/2 cup distilled water or witch hazel, and add 5 to 10 drops of essential oils, into a small spray bottle. Shake well before use. Simply spray onto your hair for a clean, fresh scent. JP

The St. Anthony community is celebrating 2016 as a year of refresh, rejuvenation and unity. The Middle School represents one of its newest initiatives. “The St. Anthony Middle School will have a place of its own in our refreshed Maryknoll Hall,” said Head of School Betsey Gunderson. “Community service is a cornerstone for Christian-Catholic values for all grades and will be highlighted in our Middle School.”

St. Anthony Launches New Middle School St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School will launch a new Middle School for grades 6 through 8 this upcoming school year.

The program will include Tribes, a 21st century teaching/ learning philosophy fostering the healthy development of every child with the knowledge, skills and resiliency to be successful in a rapidly changing world.

Tuition is $7,000 per year, and financial assistance is available. Interested students and their families are encouraged to arrange for a tour of the school and a one-on-one meeting that will cover details about the new Middle School. Contact Director of Admissions Art Fillazar at 2444190, ext. 232; or e-mail: admissions@sasmaui.org.

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Our Teens

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Exercise Smarts for Teen Brains Keep your teen moving! Studies show that aerobic exercise increases the volume of the hippocampus – that portion of the brain responsible for transferring information into memory. In other words, by being active, a teen can actually impact the structure and performance of his or her brain.

In fact, researchers have found that in addition to regular exercise, being active right before performing mental tasks can yield improved results.

Some schools have put these findings to work by scheduling physical education classes for struggling students right before their most challenging subject. Your teen might not have that option at school, but he or she can put the same strategy to work at home. Here’s how: • Rather than sitting down to do homework right after walking in the door, encourage your teen to do something active: jog or walk around the block, ride his skateboard, or take a bike ride.

Just like priming an engine, he will be warming up his brain for mental work.

• Does your teen get frustrated or stressed out over homework? Blowing off steam just might be the answer. Next time your teen hits a

roadblock with an assignment, don’t scold her for stopping. Instead, let her engage in something physical that takes her mind off the frustration and gets her heart pumping.

• During seasons of intense study, such as prior to final exams, standardized testing or college admissions tests, help your teen incorporate movement into his study breaks.

Suggest that he plan intervals of exercise into his study sessions, like going outside to shoot hoops with a friend after a couple of hours.

• Help your teen find an activity she can stick with on a regular basis. Scientists have found that the impact of exercise on the brain is sustained over time. Fitter bodies coincide with fitter brains. LK

Inclusion is Key! JUNE 11TH–16TH // CAMP MALUHIA, 3450 KAHEKILI HWY., WAILUKU Teens who are looking for an exceptional volunteer opportunity this summer need look no further: Camp Imua celebrates its 40th year this June. Over two hundred campers (ages 6-16) and volunteers (16+) come together for a week of crafts, games, swimming, surfing, kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, dancing, concerts, outdoor movies, zip-lining, helicopter tours, talent show, luau and more. The week kicks off with a leadership summit to empower teens and provide a fresh perspective on the importance of inclusion. Our community really shines when we honor and support all members! A ratio of three volunteer caregivers to each camper provides everyone the necessary support to relax and have fun. Registration is online at imuafamilyservices.org/camp.

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Our Kupuna

News • TreNds • Tips What is Your Aging IQ?

BY HEATHER GREENWOOD-JuNKERMEIER Answer: Cancer. The good news is that your risk can be lowered through healthy lifestyles and regular checkups and tests that detect cancer early.

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ow much do you know about the aging process?

Take a couple minutes to answer a few questions of National Institute on Aging’s “Aging IQ Test.”

Happy test taking!

Question #1: What is the fastest growing segment of the American population?

Answer: Adults over age 85. Today there are approximately 6 million adults over age 85 in the US. But in 2050 when the youngest baby boomer turns 86, that number is expected to reach 20 million!

Question #2: What is the number one killer of both men and women in the US? Answer: Heart disease. Many think that heart disease primarily hits men, but everyone is prone to it. The following actions will lower your risk: stop smoking, eat a healthy diet, exercise regularly, manage blood pressure and cholesterol.

Question #4: What is the leading cause of blindness in the world?

Answer: Cataracts. A cataract clouds the eye’s lens and impacts sight. Over half of adults over age 80 in the US either have a cataract or have had one removed. Cataract surgery removes the cataract and replaces it with an artificial lens. Over 90% of patients report improved sight after surgery. But in developing areas of the world where surgery is not possible, cataracts can cause complete blindness.

Question #5: True or False. There is an age at which it is advisable to give up driving.

Answer: FALSE! In general, drivers over age 65 are safe drivers. However, it’s important to periodically review your driving skills – regardless of your age.

Question #3: What is the number 2 cause of death in the US?

How well did you do on this mini Aging IQ Quiz?

The full online quiz includes 28 questions, more detailed answers, and additional resources for those topics you want additional information. The full quiz is at http://1.usa.gov/1IYDnjO, or type “Aging IQ National Institute on Aging” in any search engine.

2016 Brain Health Lunch & Learn Series

Will specific supplements stop the progression of Alzheimer’s? How does lifelong learning impact your brain?

EVERY 4TH THURSDAY // 12PM–1PM COMM. SERVICES BLDG @ UHMC Brain Health is important to everyone, regardless of age. Activities that encourage brain health and growth in childhood continue to do so in later life. And now that we are living longer, brain health is even more important.

On the Fourth Thursday of each month from noon to 1pm in the Community Services Building on UHMC campus, the Alzheimer’s Association Aloha Chapter and the University of Hawaii Manoa Cooperative Extension take an in-depth look at specific research-based activities that have been shown to build brain reserve and reduce dementia risk.

So what do you know about building and maintaining your brain? Are crosswords really going to keep you from developing dementia?

For more information and to register, contact Lynsey Capone-Smith at lcapone@alz.org or 242-8636 ext 8243.

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$50 For loads of one-on-one, two-week workshops that build confidence, lasting friendships, and a love of paintball!

• Each session is Monday–Friday, 9am–4pm for two weeks • Ride sharing and carpools available for most areas

Ages 10 and up welcome!

$40 For a month membership if all you want to do is play and you know what to do.

(Equipment not included. $180 to buy all necessary gear.)

Maui Paintball • www.MauiPaintball.com • (808) 866-7034

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Sand Volleyball UPCOUNTRY!

summer camp

Aloha Volleyball Association U11 | U14 | U18

Learn

Make Friends

Play a lot!

More info available at:

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Learn, Play and Make friends playing sand volleyball this summer.

No previous experience required. Coed groups. Tourneys each weekend. Players encouraged to play in two divisions. Drop-ins welcome. Financial assistance available.

Divisons: U11, U14, U18 • Dates: May 31–July 16 • Days & Times: Division Specific • Location: 2277 Kekaulike Ave., Kula • Cost: $400 Contact: Scottie Zucco (808) 298-9623 or info@alohavolleyball.com

Windsurfing with your friends, new and old, at beautiful Kanaha Beach Park will make this the most fun summer ever! Our experienced, certified staff of patient instructors will teach you all the skills of windsurfing in a fun and small group format.

Ages: 6–15 • Dates: June–August; Any 3 days Mondays through Saturdays • Times: 8:45am (check-in)–11:30am • Location: Kanaha Beach Park • Contact: (808) 871-5423 or www.hstwindsurfing.com

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DGA Camps are exciting events packed with thrilling Gymnastics, positive team building, energetic group games, snack time, and arts & crafts. Our camps are hosted by professional staff who maintain a fun and safe environment. Pre-registration is required.

Ages: 5 & up, beginners are welcome! • Dates: May 30–July 29, Monday–Friday • Times: Half Days: 9am–12pm & 12pm–3pm, Full Days: 9am–3pm • Cost: $41.67/Half Day, $62.50/Full Day • $156.25/5 Half Day sessions, $260.42/5 Full Day sessions • Family Discount: $62.50/2 Children–Half Day, $104.17/ 2 Children–Full Day (all prices include tax) *There is a $30 registration fee for campers not already enrolled at DGA • Location: DGA Gymnasium inside CrossFit Maui at 393 Lehuakona St., Kahului • Contact: Register through Parent Portal at www.dianesgymnastics.com. Call DGA Front Desk at 2989352 or email questions to info@dianesgymnastics.com.

Students will receive off field curriculum that will cover safety, marker types, maintenance, equipment application, game types, competitive play, posture, angles, communication, health and tactics. Every day students will apply the lessons that they learn to play the game of paintball better and to be ambassadors of paintball.

The paintball course spans acres of the Olowalu forest and includes plenty of trees, barricades, forts, and our new Speedball field. Phone numbers will be exchanged to help facilitate car-pooling from the Westside, South Side, Central Maui, and Upcountry.

Parents are encouraged but not required to participate, their access is free when accompanied by their child. Space is limited.

Ages: 10 and up • Dates: 1st two-week session: May 30–June 10, 2nd two-week session: June 13–24, 3rd two-week session: June 27–July 8th • Times: 9am–4pm, Monday–Friday • Location: Olowalu • Cost: $50 + cost of paintballs • Contact: www.MauiPaintball.com or 866-7034. Parents can request to be called for unexcused absences.

Our Basketball Skills Camp focuses on the crucial keys to becoming a great player. We break our teaching into four focus areas: offense, defense, shooting and team skills. Campers are separated into teaching groups and training based on their age and ability.

Basketball Skills Camps emphasizes extensive skill development, intensity, enthusiasm, leadership, faith and teamwork. Campers will be coached by former college players, world class trainers and other basketball professionals throughout the week. All campers receive a camp t-shirt & photo.

Ages: 7–14 (up to those entering 8th grade) • Dates: June 20–24 • Time: 9am–3pm Location: Lahaina Civic Center & War Memorial Gym Ages: 14–19 (Must be entering 9th grade) • Dates: June 20–24 • Times: 9am–3pm Location: War Memorial Gym Cost: Early Bird: $99, General Admission: $125 Contact: Register online at www.basketballmaui.com or email kuuleilani@basketballmaui.com

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Hope Chapel presents Sports Camp 2016: The Great Comeback.

Come join us for an exciting week of Sports Camp! If you are between the ages of 4–12, then this camp is for you! Our camp is filled with basketball, soccer, flag football, baseball, drama, cheerleading, and our pre-school camp: Team 45. Sign up for one of our exciting sports: Basketball (8–12), Drama (8-12), Baseball (6-7), Cheer (6–12 girls), Soccer (6–12), Flag Football (8–12 boys).

The Team 45 program is offered at the same time as sports camp, allowing pre-school children (ages 4–5) to work on gross motor skills as well as some basic sports motions.

Ages: 4–12 • Dates: June 13–17 • Times: 9am–12:15pm • Location: 300 Welakahao Rd., Kihei Cost: $49 • Contact: Courtney Berry, Camp Director, interncourtney@hopechapelmaui.com, (808) 879-3853, ext. 254 Website: www.hopechapelmaui.com

Summer Sports Camp at Maui Country Club includes: tennis, pool, beach workouts, games, soccer and arts & crafts. Highly qualified counselors will ensure that every kid has a memorable experience and that everyone makes new friends. The camp will work on sportsmanship, etiquette, dedication, determination, and the importance of having fun regardless of outcomes. Camp is open for members & their guests.

Ages: 4–14 (half day), 7–14 (full day) • Dates: June 6–24, July 11-22 Days & Times: Monday–Friday • Half Days: 8am–12pm, Full Days: 8am–3pm • Location: Maui Country Club in Spreckelsville • Rates (member/guests): Weekly: Full Day: $200/$210, Half Day: $120/$130 • Daily: Full: $65/$75, Half: $40/$45 Contact: (808) 877-7282 or cason@mauicountryclub.org • www.mauicountryclub.org

Personalized riding instruction is geared to each student’s skill level.

There are 2 rides daily taught by a passionate, nurturing trainer/ horse lover, in a non-competitive learning environment. Indoor barn and riding arena plus outdoor arena and covered picnic/ arts and crafts zone! In addition to riding we have picnics, tea parties, horsey themed art, barn-item scavenger hunts, pick carrots from the farm garden, horse treat making sessions, games on horseback, and theme days. Campers come away with a new found self-confidence, improved leadership and decision making skills paired with the love of horses, the joys of nature and great new friendships both horse and human!

Ages: 5–Forever • Dates: Weekly, June 1–Sept. 1 • Times: 9am–3pm Daily • Location: Makawao Cost: Package pricing & early registration discounts! • Contact: Jillian at (808) 298-7390

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Run the summer away and become a stronger, smarter and better athlete! Open to both beginning and advanced runners, the Seabury Hall Running Camp will be led by 10-time MIL Championship coach Bobby Grossman, high school student athletes from Seabury Hall and college athletes. Kids will develop self-confidence and team building skills while learning about running and fitness, all with experienced runners. The day will include games, running for fitness, team competitions, and guest speakers. Capping off the week long camp will be participation in an open track event on Maui! Watch your child compete and have fun with their team! The half-day camp will be using the Seabury Hall campus and facilities.

Camp concludes with an open track event on June 24th, 5pm–8pm, at War Memorial Stadium.

Ages: 3rd Grade–8th Grade • Dates: June 20–24 Times: 8am–12pm • Location: Seabury Hall Campus, 480 Olinda Rd., Makawao • Cost: $75 (early registration discount), $85 after May 30 Contact: Bobby Grossman at hagsnbobby@yahoo.com or 573-1235

The 3rd annual Seabury Hall Basketball Camp features Spartan coaches Scott Prather and John Furtado. The camp focuses on fundamentals, skill development, and strategy presented in a fun and dynamic way that appeals to every skill level: beginner to advanced.

The Seabury Hall Soccer Camp kicks off its 37th year of providing Maui’s youth quality training in soccer fundamentals. Spartan soccer coaches John Guarin, Dave Mena, and Matt Snyder will serve as camp directors. The camp develops a full range of technical skills, from passing and dribbling to finishing along with goalie training. Tactical training and skill reinforcement are emphasized during games played in the afternoon sessions.

The 3rd annual Seabury Hall Football Camp will be led by college coach Curtis Allen, founder of the California All-State Football game as well as Spartan football coaches Dave Carino, Halakilangi Muagututi’a, Mark Brownstead, and Mana Cramer. Camp participants will receive expert instruction in the fundamentals of football for all positions tailored to each individual’s skill level delivered in a fun environment.

Ages: 6–15 • Dates: Basketball: June 6–8, Soccer: June 9–11, & Football: June 13–15 • Times: 8:00am–4pm • Location: Seabury Hall Campus, 480 Olinda Rd., Makawao • Cost: 1 Camp = $120 per child/$220 per family of two, 2 Camps = $220 per child/$420 per family of two, 3 Camps = $300 per child/$580 per family of two • Contact: 572-7235 • www.seaburyhall.org

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Seabury Hall

Sports Camps 2016 2015 Basketball • June 6-8 Soccer • June 9-11 Football • June 13-15

fundamentals, skill development, and strategy presented in a fun and dynamic way that appeal to every skill level: beginner to advanced

Ages 6 - 15 • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

Value Pricing: register for multiple camps & save!

1 Camp = $120 Per child/$220 Per family of two 2 Camps = $220 Per child/$420 Per family of two 3 Camps = $300 Per child/$580 Per family of two

seaburyhall.org/camps • Space is limited.

572-7235

Call for further information Bus Service from Kihei & Kahului

Upcountry Running Camp with 10-time MIL Championship Coach Bobby Grossman, Seabury Hall Student Athletes, & College Athletes

June 20–24 8am–12pm Seabury Hall Campus

Kids of all levels will develop self-confidence and team building skills while learning about running and fitness. Activities include games, running for fitness, team competitions, and guest speakers.

CONTACT: Bobby Grossman (808) 573-1235 hagsnbobby@yahoo.com

Camp concludes with an open track event on June 24th, 5pm–8pm, at War Memorial Stadium.

Boys & Girls, 3rd–8th Grade, All levels $75.00 (early reg. discount), $85.00 after May 30th

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Camps include an equitation lesson each day. Participants learn grooming and saddling and care of our ponies; they ride up to 3 times daily and learn to ride on their own in small arena for youngsters and outdoor arena for bigger kids. Snacks, games, animal husbandry, painting, gardening and a whole lot more!

Great for beginners and first time kids. Bring your own lunch.

Private clinics/day camps are available throughout the year when school is in session.

Ages: 3–15 • Dates: May–August, Monday–Friday. Advanced reservation required • Time: 9am–3pm • Cost: 1 day of camp: $75, 5 days of camp: $325, 10 days of camp: $625. Private Lessons are $45 • Location: Kula • Contact: Melissa Sowers at info@ mauiponies.com (808) 280-6144 • mauiponies.com

Horseback Riding, Arts and Crafts, Water Trough Play, Miniature Horse Play.

Ages: 5+ • Dates: Check "Events" on www.ohanaranchmaui.com for dates • Times: 9am–2pm Location: Kula • Contact: (808) 298-5864 or ohanaranchmaui@gmail.com • ohanaranchmaui.com

Maui Academy of Performing Arts (MAPA) offers performing arts camps for ages 6–18. In Summer Dance Camp, students learn skills in jazz, ballet and hip hop. The Summer Musical Theatre Camp provides training in singing, dancing, and acting and culminates in a production of the musical Disney's The Little Mermaid Jr. Download registration forms at www.mauiacademy.org or call (808) 244-8760.

Students will learn dance skills in jazz, ballet, hip hop, stage presence, memorization, flexibility, coordination and teamwork. Register for one week or both weeks!

Ages: 6–10 Dates: July 11–15, July 25–29 Times: 9am–2pm Location: MAPA, 2027 Main St., Wailuku Cost: $195/week This intensive camp provides training in singing, dancing and acting with performance experience in MAPA’s summer production of the musical Disney's The Little Mermaid Jr. Ages: Incoming grades 3 and up • Dates: June 6–July 14, Performances July 15–24 • Times: 9am– 2pm • Location: MAPA, 2027 Main Street, Wailuku • Cost: $875. Work-Study Program available for reduced tuition of $300. Scholarships and payment plans also available.

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Stop Frame Animation & Silkscreen Art Intensive Visiting Artist Nathalie Nuñez In this workshop, students will collaborate to create a story and then produce a short animation out of that story. Students become completely engaged in their projects while learning the basics of character development, set building, story boarding, animation, audio and video editing software. Students will also have the opportunity to explore the basics of silkscreen printing during this creative intensive.

Ages: 11+ • Dates: July 5–8 • Times: Tuesday–Friday, 9am–4pm • Location: Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center: 2841 Baldwin Ave., Makawao • Contact: huinoeau.com or call (808) 572-6560 Camp Kaluanui offers a diverse, visual arts curriculum geared to stretch minds, exercise imaginations, keep the body active, and introduce new idea-generating techniques. Campers paint, build, design, dance, sing, and play their way through a balanced variety of artistic activities each day.Pre-registration is required!

Week 1: June 6–10 Mission Possible: Coundown to Creativity!

Week 2: June 13–17 Power On Your Imagination: Invent It, Make It, Build It! Week 3: June 20–24Animal House: A Zookeeper's Dream Camp Week 4: June 27–July 1School of Rock: Art Inspired by Music Week 5: July 5–8 WWPD (What would Picasso do?): Learning from the Masters Week 6: July 11–15 Underwater Adventures: Creativity Under the Sea Week 7: July 18–22 House of the Sun: Hawaiian Habitats, Myths, & Legends Week 8: July 25–29 Into the Woods: Innovative Insects & Fantastical Forests Week 9: August 1–5 Where the Wild Things Are: Whimsical & Wacky Art! Ages: 5+ • Dates: June 6–August 5 • Times: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm • Location: Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center • Contact: huinoeau.com, (808) 572-6560, or stop by the front desk to register!

Enjoy the inspiring and educational camps from our caring qualified teachers. This year’s theme is based off of the movie Inside Out. Dance Camps for ages 3–9 years old incorporates ballet principles, creative movement, tumbling, jazz, arts and crafts and dance games. Classes run 3–3.5 hours, Monday–Friday. Students should provide their own snacks and lunch. Each camp concludes with an in-studio performance on Friday, which is entertaining to see the progress, confidence and creativity developed. Registration is online on our website.

Inside Out Dance CampAges: 6–9 years•Dates & Times: June 20–24, 9am–12:00pm•Cost: $180 Inside Out Dance CampAges: 3.5–5.5 years•Dates & Times: July 18–22, 9am–12:30pm•Cost: $165 Location: Alexander Academy of Performing Arts in Kula, behind the Kula Community Center Contact: www.alexanderacademy.info, (808) 878-8970, dance@alexanderacademy.info

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Come have fun with Marti Kluth & friends! Kupono Music Studio is pleased to present a Summer Music Institute featuring instrumental & vocal music. Students will learn piano, violin, ukulele/guitar, recorder/melodica & singing with choreography. Students will also participate in a music-related field trip and have the opportunity to perform a final concert at a professional concert venue. Two sessions are available. Attend either session or come try both for an extra in-depth musical summer! Enrollment is EXTREMELY limited, so call today to reserve your spot.

Ages: 8–13 • Dates: Session 1: June 6–24, Session 2: July 11–29 • Times: Mon.–Fri., 9am–2pm • Cost: $750 for 3 weeks, $140 extra for the Practice Extension • Location: Kupono Music Studio, 115 Lipoa St., Suite #204, Kihei • Contact: (808) 276-4847, kupono@mkluth.com, www.kuponomusicstudio.com

2016 Theatre Theatre Maui Westside Youth Summer Theatre Camp Theatre classes with activities, song, dance, acting, and set construction! This year’s production is Shrek the Musical Jr., with permission from Music Theatre International. All parts are open with great roles for boys and girls! Ages: 9–18 • Dates & Times: June 6–July 17, Mon.–Fri., 8:30am–2pm • Location: Lahaina Baptist, Lahaina.

Week 6 and July 15–17 are at The Westin • Contact: (808) 661-1168, (808) 419-1753, www.ttmwestmaui.org

A math and reading program that employs a unique learning method designed to help each child develop the skills needed to perform to his or her potential. The curriculum spans material from preschool all the way up to college.

Contact: Lahaina: 250-6110, Upcountry: 276-3375, Kahului: 244-8887, Kihei (South): 446-2122, Kihei (North): 893-2417

Tutoring Services LLC offers private summer intensives for children in grades K–5. Our program, Summer Skills Sharpener, will reinforce skills learned during the school year and provide advanced work for added enrichment. Private sessions, one child per teacher, ensure maximum gains and a smooth transition to the new school year.

Ages: Grades K–5, dates and times are prearranged.

Cost: $40/session, which includes all materials and fees.

Contact: (808) 879-6638 to reserve your slot.

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Windsurfing Camps Windsurfing with friends, new and old, at beautiful Kanaha Beach Park will make this the most fun summer ever!

Our experienced, certified staff of patient instructors will teach you all the skills of windsurfing in a fun and small group format.

Ages 6–15 • June, July, & August Kanaha Beach Park

SEABURY HALL

Summer School Bus Service from Kihei & Kahului

June 6 to July 8

For Students Entering Grades 1-8

8:00 to 4:00

• Visual Arts

Full and Half-sessions Available

• Music

2016

For more information, please contact: 808-871-5423 • www.hstwindsurfing.com

• Academics • Performing Arts

• Athletics

Download registration forms at seaburyhall.org • Space is limited. limited.

Call for further information. 572-7235

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Doris Todd Christian Academy is offering Summer Enrichment classes to any students currently in grades 4–8. Classes include: Beginning/Intermediate/Advanced Band, Art, Math Enrichment, P.E., and Beginning/Advanced Ukulele. This is a great time for your child to have fun and explore their potential! Enrollment is on a first come, first serve basis.

Grades: 4–8 • Dates: June 1–29 • Time: 8:15am–12pm, Mon.–Fri. Cost: $180/student • Location: Doris Todd Christian Academy, 519 Baldwin Ave., Paia • Contact: (808) 579-9237 or office@doristoddchristian.org • www.doristoddchristian.org

Seabury Hall offers a variety of academic, athletic, and artistic opportunities for boys and girls entering grades 1–8. Students entering grades 1–4 will enjoy a varied day designed especially for them. Our commitment is to create a safe, warm and caring atmosphere that allows children to experience freedom of expression and discover hidden talents and interests. Students entering grades 5–8 may choose their own classes, creating a schedule that will enable them to find a balance of solid academic instruction, athletics, and opportunities to explore creative outlets and new interests in the arts. Bus Service is available from Kihei & Kahului for an additional fee. Space is limited.

Grades: Entering 1–8 • Dates: Session 1: June 6–21; Session 2: June 22–July 8 • Times: 8am– 3:50pm • Cost: $1,300 for full time • $650 for single session • Contact: Marsha Kelly at summer@ seaburyhall.org or 442-6122 • www.seaburyhall.org/summer

Interested in helping your family stay fit in body and mind?

Join the Hawaii State Public Library System’s Summer Reading Program 2016! This year’s theme is all about fitness and we’ll be serving up FREE programs and activities to strengthen the body and mind of children, teens, and adults.

Starting May 31st, visit your local public library and sign up the whole family to have fun strengthening reading muscles together this summer! For more information, visit www.librarieshawaii.org or call your local public library at: Hana (248-4848), Kahului (873-3097), Kihei (875-6833), Lahaina (662-3950), Lanai (565-7920), Makawao (573-8785), Molokai (553-1765), Wailuku (243-5766). Cost: FREE

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Join Us! Summer Reading Program June 5 – July 16 Register beginning May 31 @ your public library For Children, Teens, and Adults FREE PROGRAMS • ACTIVITIES PRIZE DRAWINGS

Sponsored by the Friends of the Library of Hawai‘i & the 2016 Summer Reading Sponsors

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A STIMULATING SUMMER awaits grade school students with specialized themed weeks, including: arts & crafts, vacation Bible school, reading activities, dance, physical education, games, and gymnastics.

Ages: K–6 • Dates: June 6–July 15 • Times: 7:30am–5pm Location: St. Anthony Grade School Campus • Cost: $130/week + $50 registration fee • Contact: 244-4976 • www.sagsmaui.com "Makers Camp" & RoboticsThis program will cover Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math (STEAM) • Ages: Entering grades 6–9 • Dates & Times: June 6–July 8, 8am–12pm (5 weeks) • Cost (includes materials): Each week(5 days/week): $200, Last week(4 days/week): $160 PSAT/SAT & ACT Test PrepThis course is modeled and teachers are trained using the Iolani School Model. Course covers test strategies, vocabulary building, practice with and analysis of actual PSAT/SAT and ACT tests. • Dates & Times: June 6–July 1, 8:30am–11:30am (4 weeks, 3 hours/day) • Cost (includes materials): $400 Driver's Education Class REQUIREMENTS: Students enrolling in the Driver Education Program must be 15½ years of age before the start of the program. A driver's learning permit is not required for the Driver Education Program, but it is highly recommended that prospective students obtain a permit. • Dates & Times: June 7–July 14, Tues. & Thurs. only, 12:30pm–3pm (12 days, 2.5 hours/day) • Cost (includes materials): $185 Hawaiian Culture & DanceThe Hawaiian Culture and Dance program teaches life skills and Hawaiian values through mele (songs), oli (chant), arts and crafts, and other explorations.

Ages: Entering grades 6–10 • Dates & Times: June 6–24, 8am–12pm (3 weeks, 4 hours/day) Cost (includes materials): $400 Essay "College" Writing WorkshopThis summer course helps students get ahead of the college entrance game. We will focus on the Common Application essay prompts and Personal Statements. Creative approaches to the essay, the writing process, organization, drafting, peer revising, and final revision. • Dates & Times: June 6–17, 8:30am–11:30am (2 weeks, 3 hours/day) Cost: $225

Do you want to be a Crime Scene Investigator? Are you interested in a career in forensics? A Crime Scene Investigation experience created for high school juniors and seniors. Topics to include: crime scene photography, scene diagramming, testing for blood, bullet trajectory, fingerprints, human remains recovery, polygraph, and autopsy. Camp is limited to 12 students.

Ages: Grades 11 & 12 • Dates: July 18–22 • Times: 8am-4pm, M–F Location: Maui County Forensic Facility, 1831 Wili Pa Loop (The Millyard), Wailuku • Contact: (808) 463-3830 • CSICamp@mpd.net

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Create Stop-Animation teamwork projects with Macs. Enhance your animation skills with MIT’s SCRATCH programming language. Included: Warrior Chess, Magic Tricks, Graphics/Art Careers and more! Ages: Grades 4–8 • Dates: June 6–9, M–F Times: 8:30 am-4pm • Cost: $279 • Contact: Call 984-3231 or register online at edventuremaui.com Classes: Fun flying investigations of air-powered rockets, paper airplanes, parachutes and other objects. Air Pressure? Angles? Flight Paths? You be the scientist.

Included: Warrior Chess, Minecraft—craft your own digital world with team members; Storytelling with Fingerpuppets and Spray Paint Art, Flight Careers and a surprise or two! Ages: Grades 4–7 Dates: June 13–17, M–F • Times: 8:30 am-4pm • Cost: $329 • Contact: Call 984-3231 or register online at edventuremaui.com Learn the cursive alphabet (lower case & most capitals) in fun ways, your signature and practice fluid writing in sentences. Included: Cooking Math, Warrior Chess & Cookie Decorating.

Ages: Grades 4–8 • Dates: June 20–24, M–Th • Times: 9am–2pm • Cost: $239 • Contact: Call 9843231 or register online at edventuremaui.com Learn about the laws of science behind “flight”, discover what makes common toys fly with hands-on activities, how to talk on radios using the phonetic alphabet and build self confidence through aeronautical themed games in preparation for a career or just plain fun!

Includes: Spray Paint Art Class and an all day field trip to Civil Air Patrol headquarters.

Ages: Grades 4–8 • Dates: July 6–10, M–F • Times: 8:30 am–4pm • Cost: $299 and $25 materials fee • Contact: Call 984-3231 or register online at edventuremaui.com

Ocean Camp offers children enrolled in or entering grades 1–5 a fun, enriching program that expands their knowledge about the ocean. Created by Pacific Whale Foundation’s marine education team, the program features field trips including surfing/windsurfing lessons, tidepool explorations, snorkel cruises, museum and beach visits, plus games, art, hands-on science and more. Ocean Camp is led by friendly professional marine educators with years of teaching and camp experience and honors an activity-appropriate, teacher-to-child ratio.

Grades: Entering 1st–5th • Dates: June 13–July 29, M–F • Times: 8am–4 pm • Duration: Single or multiple days • Cost: $80/day or $325/week ($64/day or $260/week for PWF Members • Contact: Call (808) 249-8811, ext. 1 or visit www.pacificwhale.org

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This humane education program encourages campers to consider the many different ways we share the world with other living things, with the goal of inspiring respect and appreciation for all life and encouraging conscientious decision-making. Every day is filled with fun games, crafts, activities, guest speakers and time with the animals! Campers practice positive reinforcement training, socialization and grooming of shelter pets and explore all aspects of the human-animal bond – cultivating compassion and encouraging campers to grow into responsible caregivers and advocates for the animals they love!

Session 1: June 13–17 “All Things Animal”: Perfect for the first-time camper!

Session 2: June 20–24 “Wild Kingdom”: Learn all about dogs, cats, critters, and their wild ancestors Session 3: June 27–July 1“Pet Whisperers": Campers learn how to use positive reinforcement training and socialization to communicate with and better understand shelter pets.

Ages: Students entering grades 2-6 • Dates: June 13–17, June 20–24, June 27–July 1 • Time: Each session runs M–F, 8:30am–3:30pm • Cost: $175 per session or $45 per day. Limit 14 campers per session. • Contact: Registration opens May 1st. Stop by the shelter or visit www.mauihumanesociety.org to register online. For questions, call (808) 877-3680, ext. 220 or email education@ mauihumanesociety.org

May 31–June 3 (4 days) DANCE CAMP is all about moving and music.

June 6–10YOGI FRIENDS CAMP is a camp to build children's self-esteem.

June 13–17 ART CAMP (Marine, Ocean-Themed) is for your creative child.

June 20–24YOGI FRIENDS CAMP is back again! This is a camp to build children's self-esteem.

June 27–30SPORTS CAMP is a wonderful way to teach children about teamwork, endurance, proper hydration/nutrition, and sportsmanship while also honing their athletic abilities.

July 5–8 (4 days) ART CAMP (Multimedia-Themed) This week your child will create little masterpieces they can take home each day using a variety of media.

July 18–22SCIENCE CAMP is a week dedicated to experiments and giving the children a hands-on journey through the world of science.

Ages: 3–6. Must be potty trained • Times: 8am–3:30pm • Cost: 4 Day Camps: $300, 5 Day Camps: $350. $20 off for first sibling. $20 off if you refer a friend. • Location: 300 Ohukai Rd., Suite #206, Kihei • Contact: (808) 321-0028 or michelle@littlemonkseal.org

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CAMP KAMA‘AINA KIDS SUMMER DAY CAMPS Wailuku May 31-July 29 (No Program on 6/10 & 7/4)

Grades K-6 Registration Deadline 5.18

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Lahaina Infant/Toddler Program Now Enrolling For: Full Time, Part Week and New Half Day Schedules School Age Camp Summer 2016 - Ages 5-8 Kahului Toddler Center and Preschool Fall 2016

Visit KamaainaKids.com

St. Anthony School SUMMER PROGRAMS 2016 St. Anthony School empowers students to contribute and succeed in a changing world. Inspired by a thriving tradition of academic excellence, community service and faith, our high school is the only accredited Catholic High School on Maui offering 21st century Catholic education. (offered to junior and senior high school students, gr. 6 - 12)

• Makers Camp & Robotics • Hawaiian Culture & Dance • PSAT/SAT & ACT Prep Class • College Essay Writing Workshop • Driver’s Education Program

For more information, please call 808.244.4190, ext. 255 or visit www.sasmaui.org/summer

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The Junior Lifeguard program was designed to train boys and girls ages 13 to 17 in lifesaving water skills and to develop an awareness of beach hazards and ocean conditions. Participants will become familiar with First Aid and CPR techniques, while improving their health and fitness.

Ages: 13–17 • Districts: North, South, & West • Dates: Session I: June 13–24, Session II: June 27–July 8, Hana: June 6–10 • Times: 9am–3pm • Cost: $20, space is limited. • Contact: Kekai Brown, (808) 270-6140 or kekai.brown@co.maui.hi.us Junior Lifeguarding is designed to guide youth to the American Red Cross Lifeguarding course by building a foundation of knowledge, attitudes, and skills for future lifeguards. Participants are not required to master or perfectly execute skills. They will learn techniques and build stamina during this program.

Ages: 10–14 • Dates: Session I: June 15–26, Session II: June 29–July 10 • Times: 9am–3pm • Cost: $15 Donation • Location: Coach Spencer Shiraishi Pool • Contact: www.mauicounty.gov or Fran Yamamoto at 270-6138 Provides a safe and nurturing recreation program for the children of Maui County that addresses their physical, social, cultural, and educational needs. The PALS Program does this by promoting physical fitness and health by engaging children in a variety of sports and cultural activities. Cultural Activities: Music & Dance, Arts & Crafts, Language. Ethnic Customs: Folklore, Food, and More. Learn Fundamental Skills: Team Sports, Fun Drill Skills, Non-Competitive Sports & Games.

Ages: 5–12 • Dates: June 6–July 22, M–F • Times: 7am–5pm • Locations: Schools and Community Centers throughout Maui County • Contact: PALS office at 270-7403 or www.mauicounty.gov/PALS

Participants register for either Soccer, Basketball, Flag Football or Dance. Campers will learn the fundamentals through fun games and skill training while focusing on team building, attitude, and faith.

Arts Camp will stretch your child’s creativity and expand their artistic abilities as they learn from a mixture of local artists. Each day they learn a new artistic skill like painting, weaving, steel art and more! In addition to quality sports and arts instruction, campers will also enjoy snacks, rockin’ music, wacky games, and awesome Bible devotional times.

Ages: 6–12 • Dates: June 20–24 • Times: 9am–12:30pm • Location: Kula Park (located behind Kula firehouse) • Cost: Sports Camp: $35.00; Arts Camp: $45.00 Contact: www.waipunachapel.com/church-life/children or 878-6343.

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Huliau Eco-Adventure is a four-day, hands-on introduction to environmental studies for students entering grades 7–9. The program site is different each day as students engage in experiential learning through fun group explorations of Maui's unique environments. Activities include hiking, swimming, farm visits, GPS scavenger hunts, cooking with local ingredients, basic environmental filmmaking and much more! The program is planned and led by Huliau alumni in collaboration with our staff, our high school leadership team and experts in various environmental fields. As with all Huliau programs, need-based scholarships are offered, making this program an amazing value for all Maui youth!

Grades: Entering 7–9 • Dates & Times: July 12–15, 9am–4pm • Cost: $100 for 4 days, need-based scholarship offered before June 1 • Location: Various, transportation provided from Central Maui • Contact: info@mauihuliaufoundation.org • (808) 757-2100 Website: www.mauihuliaufoundation.org/summer-camp

Whether it’s through singing or acting out skits, playing soccer or swimming; counselors at the day camp programs have led kids in developing good values and having fun for more than 45 years.

Kids have fun while they learn how to make new friends, build new skills, and grow self-confidence.

When not in their Specialty Camps, campers will be participating in the Camp Moana program schedule.

Archery Camp 9am–11am. 8 years–13 years. Who wants to learn how to shoot a bull’s-eye? Learn the art of this great Olympic sport.

Basketball Camp 8:30am–10:30am. 4 years–13 years. Shoot and play like a pro! Campers will learn the fundamentals of basketball through fun games and drills. Camp will be divided by age.

Cooking Camp 9:30am–11:00am. 8 years–13 years. Learn the basic fundamentals of cooking.

Soccer Camp 9am–11am. 4 years–13 years. Learn the basics of soccer, one of the most popular sports on Maui.

Swim Camp 4 years–13 years. Campers can take care of their swim lessons while being at camp. Campers will be in the pool at least 1 1/2 hours a day with our certified instructors.

Baking Camp 8 years–13 years. Learn the basics – how to prep, measure and bake.

Gardening Camp 4 years–13 years. Learn the importance of hard work, patience and daily attention by planting an edible garden to share with family and friends.

Ages: 4 years–13 years • Dates: May 31–July 25 Times: 7:30am–5:30pm • Location: YMCA Day Camps-Two Sites Camp Moana in Kahului (at the YMCA) & Camp Nalu in Kihei (at Kihei Elementary) *Specialty camps available only at Camp Moana • Cost: Weekly Rates • Contact: 242-9007 or online at www.mauiymca.org

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Kahului Hongwanji Preschool summer session will offer a wide variety of sensory, motor and intellectual experiences in a safe and loving environment. Children will have a great time making friends, playing indoors/outdoors, participating in small group activities, and open ended learning experiences. We will have visitors from the community and a field trip. Meals are included.

Ages: 3–5 • Dates & Times: June 6–July 15, 7am–5pm, M–F • Cost: $1400 • Location: 291 South Puunene Ave., Kahului Contact: (808) 877-7998 • khmpreschool@hotmail.com Website: www.kahuluihongwanjipreschool.com

The Montessori School of Maui Primary Summer Camp will be an outdoors immersion with plenty of play, guided nature and art activities, story time and rest. In practicing Dr. Maria Montessori’s philosophy of following the collective spontaneous interests of the children, their dedicated team will provide peaceful learning and fun on their beautiful campus.

Ages: 3-6 • Dates: June 6–July 15, M–F • Times: 8am–3pm Cost: Six-Week Session: $1500, Two–Five Weeks: $325/week • Location: 2933 Baldwin Ave., Makawao • Contact: Momi Chun at momic@momi.org or 573-2706 • Registration forms available at www.momi.org

Emmanuel Lutheran Summer Day Camp includes daily Christian devotions, inside and outside free play, arts & crafts, field trips, water play and other fun activities.

Ages: 6–14 • Dates: May 31–July 15, M–F • Times: 7:30am–5:30pm Location: Emmanuel Lutheran School’s Campus at 520 W. One St., Kahului • Cost: $150/week • Contact: Carrie at (808) 385-5861

Arts, crafts, and water play!

Ages: 6–14 • Dates: June 6–10, June 20–24 • Times: 9am–3pm Location: Roots School, 740 Haiku Rd., Haiku • Cost: $275 Contact: debbie@rootsmaui.org

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Every year in June, children ages 6-16 with any kind of special need, come to Camp Maluhia in the beautiful West Maui mountains. Over two hundred campers and volunteers come together for a week of crafts, games, swimming, surfing, kayaking, hiking, horseback riding, dancing, concerts, outdoor movies, zip-lining, helicopter tours, talent show, luau and more. This is Camp Imua’s 40th anniversary!

Ages: 6–16 • Dates: June 12–16, Sun.–Thurs. • Location: Camp Maluhia • Contact: visit imuafamilyservices.org/camp

K-5th grade students will explore hands-on activities in science, technology, arts and recreation to foster imagination, collaboration and creativity. Students will work alongside professional engineers, artists, musicians, dancers and educators to explore weekly themes that allow students to envision, build, experiment, program, and perform. Weekly themes will be inquiry-based and curiosity driven, with much of the activities taking place in our recently constructed Maker Space Innovation Lab – an outdoor space for construction, arts and engineering. Limited number of spaces available, with preference to those children enrolling for a week or multiple weeks.

There is also a Preschool Camp for three and four year olds.

Grades: K–5, with a preschool camp for 3 & 4 year olds. • Dates: June 6–July 22 (7 weeks), M–F Time: 9am–3pm • Location: Napili, West Maui • Cost: $250/week, $235/week for four or more weeks • Contact: Ray Parnell, rparnell@mauiprep.org or call 214-3204.

Using keiki-friendly educational aquaponics growing systems and organic gardening methods, EdVenture offers multiple ways of learning and understanding the sciences and problem-solving skills needed to grow food in water and organic soil. Campers will work in the new UHMC greenhouse on AquaPono© Brand micro systems and explore Veggie U, — an indoor/outdoor organic soil growing system set up at the campus community garden. We aim to open children’s eyes to the wonders in the world of “growing food” sciences and their own potential.

Session 1: June 6–July 1 Ages: 6–10 Session 2: July 5–29 Ages: 11–13 Days & Times: 8am–5pm, M–F • Location: UHMC Kahului Campus • Tuition: $1,180 (non-credit) Contact: (808) 295-0659 Registration: maui.hawaii.edu/edventure/

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FARMERS Camp AQUAPONICS & Veggie U: Summer fun for kids at Maui College SESSION 1: AGES 6–10 • June 6–July 1 SESSION 2: AGES 11–13 • July 1–29

INFORMATION & TO REGISTER Visit maui.hawaii.edu/edventure Call (808) 295-0659

EdVenture Campers will work in the new UHMC greenhouse on keiki-friendly AquaPono© Brand micro systems and explore Veggie U, — an indoor/outdoor organic soil growing system set up at the campus community garden.

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Visit www.mauiprep.org for more information Contact: Ray Parnell, Summer Camp Director rparnell@mauiprep.org • 214-3204

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Little Explorers Maui offers a summer camp program, June 6– July 22. Our summer program provides opportunities for fun, friendships, and discovery. Our camp offers a fun curriculum that takes advantage of all that summer offers. Potty trained - not required. Contact us to check availability for our summer camp.

Daily drop-in or 2-day schedule welcome. Off site excursions, water play, paint & art projects.

Ages: 2-5 • Dates: June 6–July 22, M–F • Times: 7:15am–5pm • Location: 1050 Lower Main St., Wailuku • Cost: Daily rate of $46.87 or part-time 5 days/full-time 5 days -pricing starts at $565 Contact: 244-2112 or by email: info@littleexplorersmaui.com

Nurturing the Wild is offering week-long (M-F) day camps for the month of June! Connect to the natural world, play, learn, and have fun! Join us for a week (or more!) of nature-awareness games/nature-ninja training, storytelling and song, hands-on exploration, animal tracking, wild edible plant identification, creative play, and wild adventure!

June 6–10: "Adventure"Ages 8–13, 10a–3pm June 13–17: "Adventure"Ages 8–13, 10a–3pm June 20–24: "Wild Girls!"Ages 8–11, 10a–3pm (girls only week!)

June 6–10: "Explorers"Ages 5–6, 10a–1pm Location: Upcountry location, in the forest, and Pono Grown Farm Center • Cost: $250/week Contact: olivia@nurturingthewild.org or (802) 688-9112, Registration & Info: nurturingthewild.org

At Camp Kama`aina Kids, children will have the opportunity to build friendships, learn new skills, and create experiences that will last a lifetime! Day Camp program includes: Creative Crafts, Physical Fitness, Team-Building Games, weekly excursions, singing, dancing and more! Kama‘aina Kids day camps are a safe and exciting adventure for children in grades K–6. Our core curriculum focuses on developing life skills—such as independence, creativity, resilience, and interdependence—through fun, unique and hands-on activities.

Grades: K–6 • Dates: May 31–July 29 (No Program on 6/10 & 7/4) Registration by: May 18 Location: Wailuku Elementary School • Cost: Register for the entire summer or by the week.

View rates at kamaainakids.com • Contact: (808) 269-8266 or visit kamaainakids.com Ages: 5–8 • Dates: May 31–July 29 (No Program on 6/10 & 7/4) Registration by: May 18 Location: 553 Wainee St., Lahaina • Cost: Register for the entire summer or by the week. View rates at kamaainakids.com • Contact: (808) 667-0422, (808) 446-4642, lahaina@kamaainakids. com or visit kamaainakids.com

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Cow-a-bunga Farm - Learn of God’s love and be challenged to be obedient to His leading and trust His promises. Also included: singing, puppets, snacks, and crafts. Ages: 4–18 Dates: July 25–29, M–F Times: 9am–12pm Cost: Free Location: 164 Fleming Rd., Lahaina Contact: gbmaui.com, 661-4017

Pa‘ia Youth & Cultural Center, Building Community Through Our Youth!. Pa‘ia Youth & Cultural Center, Pa‘ia Bay. Drop-in and discover the PYCC, North Shore Maui’s home for body-boarding, skating, video, photography, 88.9FM RadiOpio, cooking and more! We offer innovative life skills programs, outdoor adventures, creative art, and sports. Tues-Sat. 11am-7pm. Stonewave Sk8park until 9pm Thurs, Fri, Sat. Ages: 9–high school. Cost: Membership is free. Contact: (808) 579-8354.

Vacation Bible School 2016: “Finding truth below the Surface”.Come join us at Kahului Baptist Church as we take an adventure like no other, scouring the mysterious fathoms of the deep sea. As kids submerge themselves in God's Word, they will discover that Jesus saw people differently. He didn't just see what's on the outside; He saw who people were down deep. Join us for Worship, Bible Study, Missions, Music, Crafts and Snacks! Grades: Entering K–6 Dates: July 11–15 Times: 8am–12pm Location: Kahului Baptist Church, 309 S. Puunene Ave., Kahului Cost: Free Contact: 877-0795

Maui Surfer Girls (“MSG”) is an overnight surf camp for teen girls.

For fifteen years, we’ve been empowering teen girls through the sport of surfing. It’s more than a surf camp, it’s a place where girls thrive and strive to be the best they can be both in and out of the waves. No surf experience is necessary. MSG provides oceanfront lodging, meals, equipment, surf coaching, afternoon Maui adventures, and more! Sign up for a 1, 2, or 3 week session. Email Dustin at dustin@mauisurfergirls.com to inquire about our kama'aina rates and financial aid.

Ages: 12–17 • Dates: 1-Week Camp: June 26–July 3; 2-Week Camp: July 7-21 Contact: www.mauisurfergirls.com/overnight-surf-camps or Dustin at (808) 280-8165

Camp CenterStage encourages campers to explore many different camping, theater and artistic opportunities. Each day CCS brings ways for campers to build friendships, learn new skills, practice and refine previous experiences and skills and support each other in self-discovery.

Ages: 8–17 • Dates: June 4–10 (Sun.-Fri.) Final Showcase: Fri., June 10 @ 5pm • Location: Camp Olowalu • Cost: $695 (all inclusive w/2 t-shirts and DVD • Contact: campcenterstage.org or (808) 385-4138

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Events, Art & Music, Dance, Education, Sports, Camps

EVENTS Maui Mall 877-8952 mauimall.com Law Day Saturday, May 7, 9am – 2pm Maui Orchid Society May 5-7, 9am-4pm in B-8 Mother’s Day Display Burman University Acronaires Sunday, May 8, 9:30am-10:30am The Acronaires are a performancebased acrobatics team committed to the advancement and progress of gymnastic skills and community development.

Maui Lawn & Garden Fair Saturday, June 18, 10am-3pm The 21st Annual Lawn & Garden Fair hosted by Maui Association of Landscape Professionals. The Lawn & Garden Fair will offer events and activities including landscape vendors, Artscapes a living art exhibition, educational presentations, non-profit information booths, university experts, and plant sales.

Free Zumba every Sunday at 9am Free Hula every Sunday at 11am Queen Ka’ahumanu Center 877-4325 www.queenkaahumanucenter.com 275 E. Ka’ahumanu Ave., Kahului QKC D*NC* Queen Ka’ahumanu Center Every First Saturday 6:00pm - 8:30pm 13 - 19 years of age Teen Dance Event: a free event designed for teens, however the whole family is welcome. The dance will consist of popular Maui DJ’s spinning teen favorite hits, along with a teen break dancing, gloving, or similar competition. Competitors are encouraged to apply by contacting Toni Rojas at trojas@qkcmanagement.com.

1st Annual Plantation Festival Saturday, July 23, 2016 from 9:30am - 2:30pm This festive day will include a myriad of entertainment, including a Cultural Costume Fashion Show, a Passport to Culture program booklet encouraging guests to visit each booth and enter to win prizes, and a Keiki Cultural Corner where kids can learn more

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about the many cultures that make our island Maui so unique.

Maui Made Sundays Showcasing products that are made, manufactured, grown or created in Maui County.

Seabury Hall Craft Fair 442-6111 www.seaburyhall.org ghart@seaburyhall.org Seabury Hall Craft Fair 480 Olinda Road, Makawao Saturday May 7 9:00am-4:00pm All Ages Seabury Hall Craft Fair has been raising money for financial aid since 1973. the Craft Fair features Hawaii’s best artisits and crafters, great entertainment, delicious food, and fun for the whole family.

Maui Matsuri 808-283-9999 www.mauimatsuri.com Maui Matsuri UH Maui College campus Saturday, May 7, 2016 2:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

All Ages Japanese and Okinawan cultural entertainment; demonstrations and exhibits; cultural crafts and games for children; bon dancing; food and craft booths – plus a slew of contests: manga, art, eating, video gaming, cosplay (costume).

Maui Academy of Performing Arts (MAPA), 244-8760 www.mauiarts.org Spring Extravaganza & MOVES Dance Concert May 7 & 8 Saturday & Sunday 1:00 pm & 7:30 pm (Sat) & 1:00 pm & 5:00 pm (Sun) Castle Theater at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center All Ages Jazz, Tap & Hip Hop Revue (Saturday matinee). Moves, an extraordinary evening of original choreography featuring MAPA’s highest level dancers

(Saturday night). Ballet Recital: Sleeping Beauty (two Sunday matinees). $17-$22 per show (plus applicable facility fees). 242-SHOW (7469). www. mauiarts.org.

Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Jr. July 15-17 & 22-24 All ages MAPA’s Summer Musical Theatre Camp students sing and dance their hearts out as they perform this belovedmusical appropriate for audiences of all ages. Call (808) 244-MAPA for venue information and tickets.

Maui Family YMCA 242-9007 www.mauiymca.org Date Night At The YMCA Childwatch May 13, June 10, & July 8 6:00pm – 9:00pm 2 years – 12 years (Two years old must be potty trained completely out of diapers) Drop your kids off at the YMCA while you go on a date. We will be providing dinner, dessert, a drink, arts & crafts, and games.

Maui Ocean Center 270-7000 www.mauioceancenter.com Behind-the-Scenes Tour Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays – May, June, and July 11:30am or 1:30pm Cost: $14.95 plus Aquarium admission.

Appropriate for all ages.

Go behind-the-scenes with a marine naturalist to explore the Aquarium lab and discover what it takes to care for the marine animals at Maui Ocean Center. Learn about sharks and turtles and enjoy the unique opportunity to feed the marine life at Turtle Lagoon and Hammerhead Harbor. Limited availability; children ages 13 and under must be accompanied by a paying adult. Reservations: www. mauioceancenter.com or (808) 270-7012 Talk Story & Hula Lessons with Kahu Dane Maxwell and ‘Ohana May, June and July Tuesdays, 11:45am Kahu Dane Maxwell and ‘Ohana (family) will conduct a talk story session and hula lesson at the Hawaiians and the Sea exhibit. This activity is complimentary with aquarium admission and appropriate for all ages. Schedule

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Wet Naturalist May, June and July Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays 1:30-4:30pm All Ages Join a Wet Naturalist at the Discovery Pool and/or Tide Pool for exciting hands-on presentations on Hawaii’s marine invertebrates. Along with learning all about sea cucumbers, sea stars and urchins, guests will have the chance to touch a few of the live spineless creatures! Included with Aquarium admission.

Turtle-rrific Thursday Thursdays – May 5 and 19, June 2 and 16, and July 7 and 21 at 2pm Learn about Hawaii’s beloved green sea turtles in an up close and personal setting. Guests will learn about the biology, behavior and diet of green sea turtles from the team that cares

for the animals on a daily basis. This activity is included with Aquarium admission.

Sleep with the Sharks Friday, June 17, 2016 7pm-9am (following day) Group Sleep with the Sharks dates also available.

For ages 6-13. Each child must be accompanied by an adult 21 years + Roll out your sleeping bags next to the majestic Open Ocean exhibit or mesmerizing Sea Jellies cylinder. Explore the Living Reef after dark, whale themed activities, hands-on marine life lessons, and more! Includes ocean naturalist guided activities, movie time snacks, continental breakfast, a souvenir decal, and all day admission to the Aquarium the next day! Reservations are required; space is limited.

Exploration Station Thursdays and Sundays

MAY • JUNE • JULY >> May, June, and July 11:30am-2:30pm Cost: Complimentary with Aquarium admission. Appropriate for all ages.

Featuring a monthly, rotating-themed Exploration Station at The Living Reef!

Speak with a marine naturalist, see live animals, look through microscopes, and interact with other station features. Learn about crustaceans in May, sharks and rays in June, and corals in July. Animals and details subject to change.

Hospice Maui 808-446-8155 www.HospiceMaui.org Charity Walk War Memorial Soccer Field Saturday, May 14th at 7am All ages welcome Join Hospice Maui employees, families, and friends for a fun filled morning of good food, fabulous entertainment, amazing prizes and

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Events, Art & Music, Dance, Education, Sports, Camps some great exercise to help raise funds for Hospice Maui.

The Maui Farm 579-8271 www.themauifarm.org Free Farm Tours Makawao, Maui 5/28, 6/25, 7/30, 8/27, 9/24 Saturday 9:00 am to 11:00 am All ages Join us for a morning of exploration, learning, and fun! Explore our crop fields, plant nursery, composting zone, and meet and feed our friendly farm animals including pigs, goats, rabbits, and chickens. All families and individuals are welcome!

Maui Humane Society (808) 877-3680 ext. 218 www.mauihumanesociety.org A Night at the Movies with Maui Humane Society Sugar Beach Events, Kihei June 4, 2016 Saturday, 6 to 9pm Ages 10 and up An outdoor screening of award-winning films “The Champions” and “For the Love of Dogs”. This ticketed event is open to those 10 years of age and older with food and drink available for purchase. Don’t miss this fun, educational event!

Alexander Academy of Performing Arts 878-8970 dance@alexanderacademy.info www.alexanderacademy.info Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland Seabury Hall 480 Olinda Road June 4th 2:00 pm, 6:00pm June 5th 2:00 PM tickets are available at www.alice2016. brownpapertickets.com or box office1-800-838-3006 Open to the public Three performances throughout the weekend will showcase the talent and skill of over 180 dancers, ages three years to adult as they create the magic of Wonderland onstage.

36th Annual Maui Upcountry Fair Facebook @mauiupcountryfair Maui Upcountry Fair June 4th & 5th, 2016 9am to 5pm Oskie Rice Arena, Makawao Town A Maui Tradition for over 35 years, come and enjoy 2 days of family fun at the Maui Upcountry Fair which has something for all ages to enjoy. This years event will include: Pony Rides,

Keiki Zone, Mechanical Bull, Bouncy Castles,Food Row Heaven, Photo Booth, 4-H Livestock Show & Auction, and so much more. Live entertainment both days.

The Will Smith Foundation 210- 559-4044 www.willsmithfoundation.org Will’s Water Safety Day Hanakao”o Beach Park, Lahaina Sunday, June 5 11 am-4 pm All Keiki Water safety and fun family day led by Archie Kalepa and other Professional surfers and life guards.

10th Annual Celebration of Fathers www.mfss.org Celebration of Fathers University of Hawaii Maui College on the Great Lawn June 18, 2016 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm Come celebrate Father’s day early with us. There will be informational tables from local community agencies, live entertainment, Hawaiian Cultural games and activities and prize drawings throughout the day.

Best of all it’s FREE! Kula Country Farms 878-8381 kulacountryfarmsmaui.com Strawberry U-Pick Patch Located on Kula Hwy. across from Rice Park It’s strawberry season and you will be delighted with the sweetest strawberries that you and your family can go out and pick yourselves. There is also a wonderful Children’s Garden with all kinds of activities including seven hole farm golf that is fun for the whole family!

Ebb & Flow Arts 808-876-1854 ebbandflowarts.org Multi Media - 3D Film, Jazz, and Electronic Music A special preview of a new 3D film

by Emmy award-winning film maker, Tom Vendetti, based on his recent trips to Nepal. “Illusion Destroyer” documents the Mani Rimdu Festival in the Khumbu region, the gateway to Mt. Everest. PLUS Maui Jazz Quartet - John Zangrando, saxophone, Danny M, bass, Brian Cuomo, keyboard, Paul Marchetti, percussion -PLUS three video/audio selections from E&FA’s “Music of the Spheres” program. FREE ADMISSION

Piano Synergy Festival Friday - Sunday, July 29-31, 2016 July 29, 7:30PM at Seabury Hall’s A’ali’ikuhonua Creative Arts Center (480 Olinda Rd.) July 31, 4PM, Maui Music Conservatory, Ka’ahumanu Mall, 2nd floor, Kahului.

It will feature pianist Adam Tendler (NYC), pianist Joan Forsyth (NY), Hawai’i-based pianists Robert Pollock, Pelarin Bacos and Marti Kluth, as well as guitarist/composer, William Anderson (NY). Works include “Five Pianos”

by Morton Feldman, “Corroboree” for 3 pianos by Earle Brown, as well as duo and solo piano works by Igor Stravinsky, Aaron Copland, Dina Koston, Arthur Berger, George Walker, and others. Recording sessions and open rehearsals. FREE ADMISSION Surfing Goat Dairy 878-2870 www.surfinggoatdairy.com info@surfinggoatdairy.com Evening Chore Tour 3651 Omaopio Rd., Kula Ongoing event Monday-Saturday 3:15 - 4:15pm All age levels are appropriate Assist in our evening chores. Learn to hand milk a goat, then help with the evening feedings and learn more about our award winning cheeses and how they are made. $12 for kids $15 for adult Grand Dairy Tour 3651 Omaopio Rd., Kula Ongoing event Every Saturday at 9am All age levels are appropriate A two-hour hands-on visit and tasting experience you will love. Bring your family and friends! Be a goat herder for the day, even try to milk a goat.

Includes a tasting of the many different varieties of our cheeses. $25 Reservations required.

Riki’s Complimentary “Balloonology” Entertainment Riki Inzano, 879-8918 artbyriki@yahoo.com Pizza Madness in Kihei Weekly/Ongoing Thursday Eves.

Sunset/6:30-ish to 8:00pm All ages Forget weiner dogs! Riki Inzano promotes her private party bookings creating “ Gourmet” balloon animals & jewelry! All ages entertainment. Special requests & challenges welcome!

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Art and Music Hui No’eau Visual Arts Center 572-6560 www.huinoeau.com Summer Family Friday Workshops Ages 3 -12 Fridays 5:00 – 7:00 pm May 13- Mixtures, Molds, & Magic: Handmade Paper June 3- Flower Power: Painting & Planting!

July 8-Handmade Artist Books & Journals Family Friday” workshops are meant for children ages 3-12 accompanied by an adult guardian. We’ll order pizza and there will be laughter, smiles, and fun for all! PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED! Register for one—or as many as you like!

Introduction to Teen Jewelry & Metalsmithing Ages 12+ Saturday, 1 day / 1:00 – 5:00 pm

Session 1: May 21 Session 2: June 18 Session 3: July 16 Session 4: August 20 Teens will learn the basic skills they need to start designing their very own professional quality metal creations, including jewelry and small sculpture!

Students will be introduced to cutting, drilling, piercing, and soldering and will receive an orientation to the incredible Hui metalsmithing studio.

Tuition: $55 ($69 nonmember) Supply Fee: $20 Jewelry & Metal Designer’s Guided Open Studio Ages 12+ Wednesdays / 3:00 – 5:00 pm No open studio on May 25 & June 1 While working on their own projects, students will practice the foundational elements of metalsmithing that all jewelry professionals know: cutting, drilling, piercing, and soldering metal.

Projects include pendants, bracelets, earrings, rings, and small sculpture.

You’ll be amazed by your very own

jewelry creations! Note: Students must take a 4-hour Introduction to Teen Jewelry & Metalsmithing class.

Single-Day Drop-in Tuition: $15 Ceramics Club: Wheel Throwing & Handbuilding!

Ages 10+ Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 4 weeks June 7 – June 29 / 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Cups, plates, bowls, tiles and more!

In this introductory class, students will create their own functional art as they explore the handling of clay using wheel throwing, handbuilding, glazing, and texturing techniques.

Students will enjoy this muddy, messy, and fun art form! Tuition: $150 ($188 nonmember) Supply Fee: $25 Drawing & Painting for Teens Age 12+ Tuesdays & Wednesdays, 4 weeks June 7 – June 29 / 1:00 – 4:00 pm Students will quickly improve valuable fine art skills by learning and practicing painting and drawing fundamentals. Students will work with a variety of media, including pencil,

Family Fun at Hui No‘eau!

Hui No‘eau Youth Art Exhibition August 6th – 25th

Featuring artwork by over 200 Maui youth!

Sponsored by Colleen O’Shea Brady and her grandchildren Oceane Jones, Orion Jones, and Cosette Beloin

Family Day Celebration Saturday, August 6th

Art projects, food trucks, music, fun, and more!

Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center  Open Daily from 9am – 4pm  Free admission Youth & Adult Art Classes  Historic Estate  Live Artist Demonstrations  Gift Shop  Tours 808-572-6560 ∙ huinoeau.com ∙ 2841 Baldwin Avenue, Makawao, HI 96768

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Events, Art & Music, Dance, Education, Sports, Camps charcoal, pastels, and acrylic paint.

This class will improve self-esteem and technical skills while encouraging creative self-expression. Tuition: $150 ($188 nonmember) Supply Fee: $45

Art Classes Comedy Acting Workshops 808-721-8110 keakealani.cashman@gmail.com Comedy Acting Workshops Kid Zone Maui - Lahaina, 147 Kupuohi St., Unit G2: 07/09/16, 07/10/16 Saturday & Sunday Saturday 11:30am, 3:30pm Sunday 9am, 1:30pm 7-25 years old One day Comedy Workshop; 3.5 hours long. Scene study & break down, developing characters, work on rules of comedy & terminology for multi-camera sitcoms, shoot & playback scenes with critique.

Buy 2 Lessons and get 2 FREE. Just say you saw it in Maui Family Magazine.

La-ti-Da Productions 280-2784 www.la-ti-daproductions.com Aubrey Myers Lahaina Arts Association 661-0111 Music Family www.lahaina-arts.org Multiple locations Maui Youth Art Outreach Program Ongoing, multiple days at 9:00 am Lahaina, Honokowai, Wailuku, Paia 3 months and older (see website) and Kihei Musical bonding for the whole famWeekly, Monday - Thursday ily! Classes for children & caregivers Please visit www.lahaina-arts.org for regardless of musical skill. Classes incomplete class schedule, including corporate music, movement, singing age requirements, date, location and story time, puppetry, parachute play, time. The Maui Youth Art Outreach bean bag fun, and interactive play.

Program offers children’s art classes Piano Adventures Class and art supplies to the community Makawao at no cost.

Ongoing August - May multiple days, multiple times Art Classes with Barbara Steinberg Kupono Music Studio 276-4847 5 yrs and older 269-6845 www.KuponoMusicStudio.com Classes are set up for 6 students in www.barbarasteinbergart.com kupono@mkluth.com a classroom environment & is filled Animal Kindness Art Club Private Music Lessons with group, partner and solo piano 131 S. Kihei Road, Maui Bridge Club in Kupono Music Studio exercises. Children also participate in Kenolio Recreational Complex 115 Lipoa Street, Suite #204 fun music theory lessons, interactive May 4-June 22 Kihei, HI singing and music games. Classes for June 29-October 19 Individual & Group classes ongoing many ages & levels.

3:00pm-5:00pm Monday – Friday Private Piano or Flute Lessons and $85 for 8 weeks; 17 weeks $155 Afternoons and Evenings Piano Adventures Group Classes Ages 5-12 Ages: 5-Adult, beginner to advanced Children will draw and paint animals Come have fun with Marti Kluth at the Multiple days & multiple times Ongoing and plants. There is much instruction NEW Kupono Music Studio! Private 5 years and older to perfect their skills as young artists. lessons available in piano, voice, They will learn basic skills such as mix- violin, guitar & ukulele. Group lessons See the website for details. More lessons and classes coming August 2016 ing colors and seeing colors. Beginalso available. Play on a gorgeous ning to advanced artists welcome!

Kawai grand piano in air-conditioned Wunderkeys Piano- private lessons h2ocolorbarbara@gmail.com comfort. Free practice piano for all La-ti-Da Studio- Makawao Please register ahead and get supply students taking lessons anywhere! Af- Ages: 3.5-5yrs list online. Includes family art show. fordable prices, flexible scheduling. one on one and group class for student with parent in class.

Art Classes with Monica Knight Maui Family YMCA 242-9007 Day/ Time: Class time TBA, private 808-463-8884 www.mauiymca.org lessons available as scheduled http://mqknight.weebly.com Private Weekly Music Lessons A piano program that takes preschool Drawing with Color 4 years – Adult children with no musical experience 1053 Ulu Kanu St, Wailuku, HI 96793 Learn the art of playing a musical on a magical journey where they Fridays, June 24 - July 29 instrument. Make it a family lesson acquire the piano skills, keyboard 5-8 yrs olds from 3-4pm and learn together. Lessons in Guitar awareness, and rhythmic understand9 yrs and up from 4-5pm or Ukulele. Our instructor has time ing they need for a successful future The focus of this class will be learning slots available throughout the week at the piano. Offering a head start in how to use color effectively in drawand on Saturdays. music, math and life! ings. Using mostly color pencil and Bounty Music 871-1141 Guitar Adventures- private guitar oil pastels, students will learn how to lessons and group classes shade, blend, and create contrast with info@bountymusic.com La-ti-Da Studio- Makawao colors to create beautiful drawings.

Music Lessons in Ukulele, Guitar, Ages: 6 and up (see details on Drums, Voice and Keyboard Sabado Studios website) Ongoing Classes Every Day! art@sabadostudios.com Day/ Time: Starting July 2014 -TBA, Age 6 and up Childrens Art Classes Private music lessons for children and private lessons available as scheduled Wailuku adults. Lessons are offered on Ukulele, Flute Adventures- Private flute On-going Guitar, Drums, Voice and Keyboard. lessons 4-5 Mondays & Wednesdays We offer a great variety of musical La-ti-Da Studio- Makawao 10-12 Saturdays instruments for sale from beginner to Ages: 5 and up 6-15 years advanced. Special for new students: Day/ Time: As scheduled

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MAY • JUNE • JULY >> Kids Choir & Youth Choir La-ti-Da Studio- Makawao Kids: 6-8yrs Youth: 9-13yrs Day/ Time: TBA (starting August 2016) www.MAUIVIOLINLESSONS.com 283-6945 Private violin lessons in Kihei Flexible times, beginning & intermediate students ages six years through adults. Experienced & patient teacher.

Innovative teaching methods follow the interests & learning style of each student, keeping their passion for music alive. Contact Cambria Moss.

If you do not have a violin yet, please call before shopping for one.

Dance Maui Academy of Performing Arts (MAPA), 244-8760 www.mauiacademy.org Summer Dance Semester MAPA Main Studios 2027 Main Street, Wailuku

June 4 – July 23 Mondays - Saturdays Various times Ages 3 - adult Classes in pre-ballet, ballet, jazz, hip hop, contemporary, choreography, acro flex, turns & leaps, dance conditioning for all levels. Download schedule and registration form at www.mauiacademy.org/sumr.asp Alexander Academy of Performing Arts 878-8970 www.alexanderacademy.info dance@alexanderacademy.info Summer Dance Classes Old Kula Community Center June 13-July 30 Monday thru Saturday Morning and evening classes 3-Adult Dance classes include creative movement, ballet, jazz, contemporary, pointe, variations, yoga.

Judy’s Gang, Inc. 879-8742 Tap and Jazz Dance Classes &

Exercise Classes 811 Kolu Street #104 Wailuku “Calligraphy” 9:30-10:30 am, Saturdays Mondays: Childrens Tap/Jazz Ages 3-7 and 8-12 years Saturdays, Childrens Tap/Jazz Ages 6-10 Private Lessons 10:30-11:30 Wednesdays: Adult Strength Training with weights It’s a good time to start dancing. All levels are welcome. A great time to join! Check out the dancers at QKC on Sat. May 7 at 1:30. Then join us in new classes starting May 9 for lots of fun!

Keiki Dance Club karynecontreras@gmail.com Facebook.com/SacredDancePath Facebook.com/KeikiDanceClubOfMaui Sacred Dance Path Keiki Dance Club Maui Yoga & Dance Shala, 381 Baldwin av. Paia Ongoing on Thursdays at 3:30pm 6 and up

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Private Music Lessons Group Lessons - Camps - Classes Piano - Voice - Violin - Guitar - Ukulele Free Practice Piano Available ° Convenient Location ° Flexible Scheduling ° AAorable Prices

115 Lipoa St, Suite #204, Kihei

(808) 276-4847 www.KuponoMusicStudio.com

Pre-school Aged Programs Swim Lessons • Youth Programs Afterschool Care • Child Care YMCA Camp Keanae Health & Wellness Programs Group Fitness Classes Racquetball & Handball Ph. (808)242-9007 Fax (808) 244-6713 250 Kanaloa Ave, Kahului www.mauiymca.org Member Agency Maui United Way

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Events, Art & Music, Dance, Education, Sports, Camps Dance Fusion For Kids--5Rhythms Freestyle, Hula, Yoga. Students will create their own signature moves & style, celebrate Hawaii through hula, and learn to center-breathebalance through yoga.

Education Family Counseling & Special Education Advocacy 808.250.1305 www.TeenTalkTherapy.com / stephgarcia.mfti@gmail.com Protecting Your Child’s Rights: An advocate’s guide to special education services Cameron Center 95 Mahalani 95 Mahalani St., Wailuku, 96793 Tuesday, May 3, 2016 12:00pm-1:30pm Any age level or ability welcomed In this presentation, Stephanie Garcia, a local, private special education consultant, will discuss key factors in the provision of the Individuals with Disabilities Act and the process of evaluating and obtaining special education services.

HTA - Hawaii Technology Academy 808-676-5444 www.myhta.org Blended Learning Charter School Enrollment for 2016 Kindergarten thru grade 12 HTA is a blended learning public charter school, educating students statewide through a combination of online and face-to-face instruction.

Maui Preparatory Academy 665-9966 mauiprep.org Admissions-School Year 2016-2017 Maui Preparatory Academy Campus Preschool-Grade 12 Monday through Friday 9am-2pm Daily Tours of Campus St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School 808-244-4190 ext. 232 www.sasmaui.Org admissions@sasmaui.org Open enrollment NOW Grades 6-12 Now through July 15, 2016 M-F 7:30 am- 5:00 pm SAS Campus: Saint Anthony Junior-Senior High School is proud to announce that 6th grade will now be a part of the Junior High school. Enrollment for all grades is now. St. Anthony Junior-Senior High School provides a blend of curricular

and co-curricular programs, complemented with the opportunities for a student’s spiritual, intellectual, artistic and physical growth.

UHMC/OCET/EdVenture’s College for Kids 984-3231 www.edventuremaui.com Laulima Building, UHMC College for Kids/College Bound Classes for Summer, 2016 Partial scholarships are available on a first come-first served basis.

Minecraft Advanced Saturday, May 7 9:00-Noon Age 10-18 Take Minecraft to the next level. Build your own world and learn more advanced features of command blocks, etc; create a Minecraft server to share your world with friends. $59 Edible Art! Saturday, May 7 1:00-3:00 PM Grades: 4-8 Learn the styles of 3 great master Pol- lock, Mondrian & Kandinsky and create edible 2-D & 3-D art with color, verve and sassiness! Bring a camera to photograph your creation—then eat it! $46 Video Games from SCRATCH II Saturday, May 14 9-noon Ages 10+ Using tools for a specific game design, students will work solo to create a 2-D version of their characters using an extended script. Students must have good SCRATCH experience or have completed SCRATCH I Class. $59 Home Schooling community: Want to eat your Science Lesson?

ENR Eat your Plants!

May 17, Tuesday 9-11:00am Ages. 8-11 Nibble as you learn about all six plant parts—roots, stems, leaves, flower, fruit and seeds and then use parts to “make” a picture on your cracker palette. You’ll also create a yummy summer rice paper roll.

Be #1 in Computers Saturday, June 25, 9:00AM-Noon Grades 5-8 Ready for a Career of the Future?

Can you program a game? Comuter Science educcation is hot right now.

Learn why it is important to YOUR

future and explore careers from game design, animation, sports and fashion/ design. We will use Google’s CS-First lessons and you will get a chance to program a game or two and explore computer careers that interest you.

Pa‘ia Youth & Cultural Center pyccmaui.org Pa‘ia Youth & Cultural Center: Building Community Through Our Youth PYCC, at Pa‘ia Bay Tuesday thru Saturday 11am-7pm; Stonewave Sk8park until 9pm Thursday, Friday, Saturday Ages 9 thru High School Drop-in and discover the PYCC, North Shore Maui’s home for body-boarding, skating, video, photography, 88.9FM RadiOpio, cooking and more! We offer innovative life skills programs, outdoor adventures, creative art, and sports.

Membership is free.

Boys and Girls Clubs of Maui 242-4363 www.bgcmaui.org Boys and Girls Clubs of Maui - the premiere after school program All over Maui - Kahului, Makawao, Lahaina, Haiku, Kahekili Terraces and Paukukalo Year Round, Monday-Friday After school - 7pm (most clubs) 9 to 17 (some Clubs accept younger members) Not just after school hangouts, the Boys and Girls Clubs are places where young people come to learn, develop social skills, express themselves creatively, participate in sports and a variety of other programs. The Clubs are staffed by professionals.

Haku Baldwin Center 572-9129 facebook.com/hakubaldwincenter Animal Education Classes for preschool, elementary and special education (by appointment only). Group sizes (6 to 25) Humane animal education classes and tour weekly. Enjoy interacting with our animals while learning about the needs and responsibilities of taking care of dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs, chickens, ducks, and horses.

Students, parents, aides and educators welcome.

Maui Center for Child Development 873-7700 www.MauiChildDevelopment.com MCCDmaui@gmail.com 244 Papa Place, Suite 102

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MAY • JUNE • JULY >> Fun with Handwriting Class (Printing & Cursive) 6-Week Series At 1x/Week All Ages A FUN & physical program by a trained Occupational Therapist.

Includes fun activities to strengthen upper body, improve pencil grasp and learn to form letters more easily and legibly! Some Insurances Accepted Social Skills Groups: Learn Skills to be a Better Friend!

4-Week Series 1x/Week Grades K-2 / 3-5 Your child will develop strategies to listen, communicate, problem solve, negotiate and develop good sportsmanship with peers through FUN, facilitated group activities by a therapist.

“Body Engine Program” Kids Learn to Self- Regulate!

4-6 Week Series At 1x/Week Grades K-2 / 3-5 Class to help kids learn about their “body engine” and learn strategies to

self-calm and attend. This is particularly good for high activity children, sensitive children or low energy children and includes handouts for parents.

Behavior Management Strategies For Kids And Their Caregivers!

1-2 Hour Sessions In Home Or Clinic Setting.

Toddler-Teens.

Individualized sessions with a Behavioral Specialist to work with child and family (siblings too!) to change challenging behavior patterns & create positive behavioral momentum! Sessions are customized and confidential.

Siblings Groups 1x/Week All Ages Based on “Sibshops” and run by a Behavioral Specialist. These are classes that are aimed at building a stronger relationship between siblings through fun, physical and team-building activities.

Coping Skills for Children of Sepa-

Year Round Family Fun

ration/ Divorce 5 Session Series, 1x/Week All Ages A fun and effective program by a trained pediatric Clinical Social Worker to help children learn coping skills through a curriculum and specific child-oriented activities. Workbook material and strategies given to parents as well! Some Insurances Accepted Individual Therapies for Kids & Families Assessment, Treatment & Consultation Occupational Therapy Speech Therapy Counseling Behavior Management Some Insurances Accepted Kihei Public Library 875-6833 www.librarieshawaii.org Pajama Storytime Kihei Public Library Children’s Area Last Tuesday of Month, 7:00 p.m.

Ages 3-7 Wear your PJs and fuzzy slippers, grab

Kahului Hongwanji Preschool 291 S. Puunene Avenue, Kahului (808) 877-7998

NOW ENROLLING for Summer & Fall 2016, 3–5 year olds Join our waiting list online at kahuluihongwanjipreschool.com Child-centered educational program where children learn through discovery and play Art • Music & Creative Movement Storytelling • Language Development Self Help Skills • Science & Math Word & Number Recognition Concepts about self, culture, and traditions Excursions and visits from community resource people

Your Northshore Beach Home 808.877.7893 48 Nonohe Place @ Spreckelsville

Mauicountryclub.org

Most teachers have been teaching for 10 to 20+ years with approx. 10 children per class.

• Tuition includes meals • School Hours: Mon.–Fri., 7am–5pm

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Preschool Storytime Kihei Public Library Children’s Area Fridays, 10:30 a.m. for Ages 3-5 Stories, songs, movement and crafts.

Toddler Storytime Kihei Public Library Children’s Area Thursdays, 10:30 a.m.

Geared for two year olds.

Simple stories, songs, movement and crafts just right for toddlers.

Wonderful Wednesday Kihei Public Library Last Wednesday of each month 3:00 p.m. for Ages 7 and up A program, event, or volunteer opportunity for school-age children.

Makawao Public Library 573-8785 www.librarieshawaii.org 1159 Makawao Ave, Makawao Toddler Story Time Every Thursday of the month at 10 a.m. in the Children’s Area.

Ages 2-5 Read aloud, simple crafts, songs and finger plays.

Children’s Chess Club Ages 7-12 The first Monday of every month from 3:00-4:30 pm.

Family Movie Night Every third Wednesday of the month at 6:00pm. For Children of all ages.

Wailuku Public Library 243-5766 Keiki Story Time 251 High Street, Wailuku Every Wednesday, 10:00 am Babies, toddlers and preschoolers accompanied by parent or caregiver.

Join Auntie Tammy for fun stories, songs, action rhymes and simple crafts. Children, parents and caregivers hear stories, have fun, and meet new friends. Free.

Kahului Public Library 873-3095 www.librarieshawaii.org/programs/ childrenstorytimes.htm Keiki Storytime Kahului Library Children’s Area Saturdays, 10:30 am Preschool Nurture your child with the love of reading by attending a storytime session!

Kumon Math & Reading Centers www.kumon.com Upcountry: 276-3375

Lahaina: 250-6110 Kihei South: 446-2122 Kihei North: 893-2417 Kahului: 244-8887 Kumon Math & Reading An after-school math and reading program that employs a unique learning method designed to help each child develop the skills needed to perform to his or her potential.

The curriculum spans material from preschool all the way up to college.

Maui Learning; 573-7730 www.MauiLearning.com Individualized tutoring; all academic subjects Ages 3 to adult In-home, at your office, or at the library of your choice Customized schedule 7 days/week At family’s discretion Maui’s BEST tutoring since ‘89! Our teacher comes to YOU; YOU make the schedule; convenient payment plan.

Tutoring Services LLC 879-6638 Tutoring Programs Tutoring Services LLC strives to “Build a Strong Foundation” for your child.

Courses are designed to fit your child’s academic needs. One child per session provides a quiet learning environment for your child to focus and achieve success! We provide quality, individualized attention with experienced teachers!

Maui Economic Opportunity’s Head Start 249-2988 Maui Economic Opportunity’s Head Start continues to accept applications for the 2016 school year. Head Start is a federal program that provides Early Childhood development services to families that meet the federal poverty guidelines and selection criteria. Children who turned 3 or 4 yrs. by July 31, 2016 are eligible for enrollment.

Hui Malama Learning Center 244-5911 www.mauihui.org 375 Mahalani Street, Wailuku Open enrollment for Middle School and High School throughout the school year. GED classes are yearround. New affordable tuition rates and tuition assistance available. GED Program: Career Development / Life Skills / College Prep.

Tutu and Me Traveling Preschool 249-2430 www.pidfoundation.org Early Childhood Education Program Kahului, Upcountry, Kihei, and Lahaina Monday-Thursday 8:30am - 10:30am Age 0-5 years old Tutu and Me is a free early childhood program for children ages birth to five and their caregivers. Tutu and Me provides learning opportunities for children’s social, language/literacy, cognitive, physical, and emotional development.

Maui Language and Communication Development 808-740-3021 ebetham1@gmail.com languagecommunicationcoaching. com Spreckelsville / Maui North shore By appointment Book sessions now for May and June (limited places available) Self-Development/Self-Confidence All Ages Use language to gain self-confidence, clarity, for performance, productivity, stress relief, conflict resolution, etc.

READING and SPELLING for K-3 5 to 8 years old Learn through play and develop a passion for words and reading.

ESL (English as a Second Language) for Business and/or for Life in general All ages A new approach to ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE that will help you learn fast and be CONFIDENT in English.

East Maui Watershed Partnership 573-6999 www.eastmauiwatershed.org What’s in a Watershed?

Your classroom or our watershed Ongoing or by request 3rd Grade-Adult Let us come into your classroom and bring our watershed to you. Students will learn hands on where their water comes from and why watersheds are important. Hikes into the watershed also available by request.

Bailey House Museum 244-3326 MauiMuseum.org Bailey House Museum 2375-A Main Street Monday through Saturday 10:00am to 4:00pm All Ages The Bailey House Museum, also known as Hale Ho’ike’ike, is located in

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MAY • JUNE • JULY >> historic Wailuku Town on the way into ‘Iao Valley on the ancient royal compound of the ruling chiefs of Maui. Our museum preserves and displays the history and heritage of Maui.

Reiki Hawaii 280-7704 www.ReikiHawaii.com Keiki Reiki Classes First Degree Maui Meadows June 11 & 12, Saturday and Sunday 12:30-6:30 pm 5-95 years old Reiki Natural Healing has been practiced in Hawaii since 1936.

Children of all ages benefit from selftreatments and sharing healing energy with other people, pets, plants and more. See details: http://reikihawaii.com/reiki-training/ reiki-for-kids Na Keiki o Emalia 808.214.9832 www.NKoEmaui.org Children/Teen Bereavement Program

Wailuku Open-ended groups starting May Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday Classes depends on age 3-18 yrs. old Free peer support group for keiki/ teens 3-18 grieving the loss of a parent, sibling, ohana member, or close friend. Parent/s or adult care provider meet in their group at same time. Application and interview required. No drop-ins.

Sports Maui Family YMCA 242-9007 www.mauiymca.org White Crane Karate Tuesday/Thursday 6:30pm – 8:00pm 6 years – Adult Sensei Reese Lee teaches students to use character and patience through the art of White Crane Karate. Classes will teach students to avoid conflicts as well as improve their lives through

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instilling self-confidence, self-discipline, respect, and responsibility.

Youth Swim Lessons Saturdays May 07 – June 25 July 9th – September 27 Wednesdays June 8 – July 27 Class time varies 6 mos – 13 years Our YMCA instructors are certified to help any level of swimmer, beginner or not. With lap swimming, open and family times, water exercise classes, swimming lessons (group or private) the Maui Family YMCA has everyone’s needs covered.

Youth Swim Team Monday /Wednesday 3:00pm – 4:00pm 5 years – 13 years Swimmers will be trained in conditioning, speed, and proper competition strokes. Participants must be at least 5 years old and demonstrate Level 3 (Minnow) swimming ability.

KIHEI Fall 2016 Season Registration When: Saturday, April 30th • 9am–2pm Saturday, May 21st • 9am–2pm Where: Kihei Charter Middle School 41 E. Lipoa St., Kihei in Lipoa Center To participate in Fall 2016 Season, keiki must be 4 years old by 7/31/16.

CLASSES • CAMPS AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS (808) 280-6144 MAUIPONIES.COM INFO@MAUIPONIES.COM

Can’t make those dates?

Sign up anytime online at: www.kiheiayso.org Mail completed registration forms, fees, and proof of keiki ID to: Kihei AYSO Region 895 P.O. Box 1552, Kihei, HI 96753 www.kiheiayso.org • info@kiheiayso.org Facebook: Kihei AYSO

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Maui Dolphins Swim Club 280-4257 mauidolphins.org Upcountry Pool, Pukalani 2016 Summer Season Pukalani Pool Daily practice Monday-Friday Intro to Swim Team See mauidolphins.org for more info.

Island Aquatics Swim Team & Island Water Polo 385-5332 www.islandaquaticsmaui.com island.aquatics@yahoo.com Kihei Aquatics Center Island Aquatics Swim Team & Island Water Polo Year Round Program Swim Team: Mon - Fri 4:30 - 6:30pm Water Polo: Mon. Wed. Fri. Sun 6:30 - 7:30pm Team IA ages 5 - 18 / Island Water Polo All ages welcome Come and join the exciting world of competitive swimming, a lifetime sport. Various levels with individual coaches. Co-ed Island Water Polo is offered to all ages ( Swimming skills required) Pre-Team swimming skills classes available, too.

HST Windsurfing and Kitesurfing Lessons 871-5423 www.hstwindsurfing.com Windsurfing & Kitesurfing Lessons Kanaha Beach Park Daily, Time Varies All ages/All skill levels HST is Maui’s most recommended lessons source for windsurfing, kitesurfing, SUP and Surfing lessons.

Why? Because we are in the water with you for your safety and most efficient learning.

Maui Tumblers 205-7922 www.mauitumblers.com info@mauitumblers.com Summer Gymnastics Classes Island wide Call for days and times Ages 2-13 years Maui Tumblers will have ongoing gymnastics classes in Lahaina, Upcountry and Kihei at various locations and days.

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HAWAII ALL- STAR CHEERLEADING 808-269-1067 Hiallstarcheer.com Tryouts 180 E. Wakea Ave Kahului Hi 96732 5/23/16 - 5/24/16 Monday and Tuesday Ages 5-13 4:00-6:30 ages 13-18 6:30-9:30 All abilities welcome Hawaii all stars is a nationally competitive all star cheerleading program.

Tryouts are for the 2016-2017 season which runs from June 2016-April 2017. All male and female athletes will be placed on teams according to their ability.

Diane’s Gymnastics Academy 298-9352 www.dianesgymnastics.com info@dianesgymnastics.com Diane’s Gymnastics Academy Classes and Training DGA Gymnasium inside Crossfit Maui at 393 Lehuakona ST, Kahului Ongoing Monday - Saturday Mommy & Me and Preschool Classes Gymnastics for Beginner to Competition Level Full BOYS & GIRLS programs with all apparatus!

DGA classes implement the highest quality of gymnastics training in ordinance with USA Gymnastics training standards and code. Our professional staff applies fun-filled gymnastics activity to each class while keeping students challenged and safe. Registration is easy at our online Parent Portal: www.dianesgymnastics.com Kiffmann Taekwondo 877-4311 www.kiffmanntkd.com 111 Hana Hwy, Suite 201, behind Bounty Music Little Dragons (Ages 3-5) Beginners Ongoing: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 3:45pm -4:15pm By learning focus, basic motor skills, self control and respect for others in both playful and structured exercises, each child will accelerate at their own ability. Our junior assistants serve as excellent role models. A positive reinforcement “Star Program” is also used to modify undesirable behavior.

Kids Class (Ages 6-12) Beginners Ongoing : Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 4:15pm -5:00pm With over 20 years of service, we are Maui’s longest running martial arts school and the only certified Taekwondo school in central Maui.

As a “Life Prep” school we give kids the tools to succeed in life. Classes cover bully management, leadership training, and all areas of physical and mental fitness.

Taekwondo 101-Family class All Ages - Families That Kick Together........Stick Together!!!!!!

Ongoing for all levels: Wednesday 6pm-6:45pm, More info and additional programs at www.kiffmanntkd. com or call 877-4311.

Kihei AYSO www.kiheiayso.org Kihei Charter School, Lipoa Shopping Center Youth Soccer Registration for Fall 2016 41 E. Lipoa Street, Kihei Saturday, 4/30 and 5/21 9am - 2pm :Ages: 4 - 16 ** FALL 2016 SOCCER REGISTRATION ** Saturday, 4/30 and Saturday, 5/21 (9AM – 2PM) at Kihei Charter Middle School 41 E. Lipoa Street. Keiki must be 4 years old by 7/31/16. Full details at www.kiheiayso.org Keiki Soccer Pros 633-4070 www.keikisoccer.com Keiki Soccer Classes Makawao, Kahului, Lahaina & Kihei Ages: 2 and up *New Mini League for Kids ages 4+ Monday-Saturday, 9am onwards Keiki soccer pros is a fun energetic soccer program for kids ages 2 and up. Our coach will give your child an amazing soccer experience with fun drills tailored to suit your child’s needs. Classes are divided by age groups. We keep classes small.

Ohana Martial Arts 877-5435 or 276-2621 Mon, Wed, Fri, 3:30 to 4pm lil dragons: Ages 3 to 6 yrs old 4pm to 4:45 pm beginner classes: Ages 7 yrs and up 4:45 to 5:30 pm advance classes 5:30 to 6:15 pm beginner classes: Ages 7 and up 6:15 to 7:15 advance classes.

Tues, Thurs 4 to 4:45 pm: advance class 4:45 to 5:30 pm beginner classes: Ages 7 and up 5:30 to 6:30 pm beginner classes: ages 7 and up 6:30 to 7:30 pm adult self defense Ages 18 and up.

For more info. about the classes please call Anita Main.

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MAY • JUNE • JULY >> Maui Ki-Aikido 808-281-6159 www.mauiaikido.com Maui Ki Aikido Children’s Classes Shunshinkan Dojo, 194 S. Market St. Ongoing Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Complete schedule online at mauiaikido.com/class-schedule/ Age 6 through teens All levels welcome Children will learn the basics of ki and aikido training. For more children’s and adult classes, see our website South Maui Tennis 250-3656 Citanmaui@gmail.com Tennis Clinic Barbara 250-3656 or Tricia (801) 694-4535 Kalama Park Tennis Courts, Kihei Wednesdays & Fridays starting at 4pm Minimum age 6 Beginner and Intermediate levels Skill specific tennis camp. Improving tennis game, tennis knowledge, and

fitness level mixed with a lot of FUN!

to reinforce our skills.

Wailuku Tennis Clinics 808-2831925 petra@hawaii.rr.com Tennis Made Easy War Memorial Tennis Courts (Upper Level) Ongoing Every Wednesday 4:00 - 5:00 for 10 and under, 5:15 - 6:15 for Juniors/Adults 6+ to 100+, Beginner - Advanced Beginner $5/children, $8/adults per class.

Our teaching method makes it easy to learn Tennis and enjoy the sport quickly. Child size racquets, low compression balls foster quick learning while having fun. Call for details.

Jillian’s Piiholo Stables 298-7390 Horsemanship Classes Ongoing Daily Our horse lesson program has quality horses and a focus on safe horsemanship, personal growth and enjoyment.

Safety and awareness, equine behavior and natural horsemanship are part of this well-rounded horse program.

Call now for early registration & multi child discounts.

Maui Ponies 280-6144 www.mauiponies.com NEW Horsemanship Classes!

Lessons are available for adults and children over 2 years old. We learn basic horse movement and play games

Ohana Ranch of Maui 298-5864 www.ohanaranchmaui.com ohanaranchmaui@gmail.com Horse Riding Lessons Kula, Maui Ongoing for Ages 2 and up Ohana Ranch of Maui has a beautiful arena 120/200. The view is spectacular. Learn riding techniques and life long skills of building relationships of trust. Western and English riding lessons. Full size horses and miniature horses.

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• Improved self-confidence & leadership skills • Love of horses • New friendships (horse & human) • Decision Making • Coordination • Compassion • Fun & so much more

Join us for a wonderful experience & open the door to a lifetime passion!

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