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    BUTTERFLY

    MONTHLYHuakailani School for Girls

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    MERRY CHRISTMAS!

    DECEMBER EDITION 2011

    NEXT MONTH: NEW YEAR MAGAZINE EDITION

    PUBLISHED BY HUAKAIANI UPPER SCHOOL

    GRADES 3-4-5-6

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    Nutcrackers of the MonthBy

    Lily Edwards

    Welcome to Nutcracker of the Month. Our first Nutcracker for

    this December is a very sparkly nutcracker with a wood staff, afuzzy beard, and fuzzy hair. It has a blue velvet cape with goldrick-rack, blue shining eyes, a black mustache and a red sparklesuit with a gold crown. The crown has red jewels and so muchmore!

    We need to get to the second nutcracker. Now this is a Claranutcracker. There is a little nutcracker in her hand. She has curlyblonde hair, ruby red lips and a white fuzzy shawl. There is a lace

    neck piece and ballet slippers. Those are the nutcrackers of themonth.Happy Holidays!

    QUAIL FACTS

    Baby quails have very delicate legs.If you let your baby quail walk on aflat surface then that will lead tosplayed legs. To prevent splayedlegs, put pellets on the surface thatyour baby quail is walking on.Splayed legs are when the babyquails legs slip out from under it andit ends up doing the splits. Splayedlegs can cause bad damage to yourquails legs. So to prevent splayedlegs, put pellets or shavings underwhere your baby quail is walking!

    LINDSEY'S QUAILS AND MYSTERY BIRD CORNER

    RINGED TURTLE DOVE

    The Ringed Turtle Dove is not a petbird. It lives in parks and aroundpeople. They eat seeds mostly on theground. Unlike quails, they have theirnests in a tree. The number of eggsRinged Turtle Doves have are twowhite eggs. This is a neat bird.

    Pictures by Lily

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    C H R I S T M A SBy Sela Goto

    ColdHappy

    Ringing BellsInvite friends over

    SnowTalk with people

    MerryAnything can happen

    Snow-balls

    S N O W

    By Sela Goto

    Soft

    Nest out of snow

    Obelisk of snow

    Winter

    S A N T A C L A U S EBy Sela Goto

    St. Nick

    Above all

    Nice

    Tummy

    Abolution

    ClauseLaughs

    Actual

    Unbelievable

    Silly

    Effort in work

    CHRISTMAS

    POEMS

    AMELIE'S SCHOOL NEWS SECTION WILL RETURN

    NEXT MONTH. SHE IS ON VACATION.

    LOWER SCHOOL SCIENCEINVESTIGATIONS

    MAKING FASHIONABLEJEWERLY DURING

    CENTER TIME

    DR. SARIANA takingcare of pets.

    LOWER SCHOOL ROCKS!

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    The Night Before the NutcrackerBy

    Madeline Ramelb

    The night before the Nutcracker, all the school was quiet and all haddances of sugar plums in their heads. All the children slept soundlywithout a peep and all the butterflies and cameleons slept inside theircages waiting for morning to come.

    Good-bye HuakailaniButterflies!

    By Maryn Kristof

    To all the Huakailani Butterflies:

    I'll miss you so much. I have been honored to be abutterfly with you guys. You have all been very nice

    to me. To contact me, my e-mail is [email protected].

    Here are pictures of things I will miss.

    ZUMBA

    BUTTERFLIES

    NUTCRACKER

    FALL FAIR ALL THE TEACHERS

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    MONTHLY COMICS SECTION

    By Claire Edwards

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    Picture Drawn By Kaylee Bartram

    HIDD

    ENPICTURE

    BySARA

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    By Kali Zaffrann

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    DECODE PUZZLANSWER KEY

    By SophRoncska

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    1. Butterfly2. Turkey3. Fall4. November5. Pumpkin

    BABY ANIMALS

    ByHeidi Davis

    ThirstyCute, Cuddly,

    Soft, Colorful, SmallColorful, hunting, sleepy

    Hungry

    OIL

    BySophia Roncska

    Oil spills are not that good.I will tell you why.

    Birds will die. Fish will die.YOu might die too.

    So keep our planet clean.And you might survive.

    HORSESby Madleline

    H appy but sometimes very stubborn.O lsen's farm

    R emington paints them

    S tands there looking at juicy applesE nglish riders mostly

    S hetland ponies

    [Acrostic}

    My Saddest Moment

    ByGinger Morris

    I see her face almost every dayand the minutes slip away day by day

    and before you know it,She is moving away,

    I hug her for the last time,and say the last good-bye.

    I see her face slip behind the glassAs we drive away.

    CATSBy

    Adia Ainsworth

    Cats like to ssit out in the sun.Cats are always having fun.

    I wish I could be one!

    My Friend StripesBy

    Elizabeth Matallana

    Proud as a lionQuiet as a flower

    Gradeful like a butterflyCute as a puppy

    Absurd as a cuckoobirdSmart as a fox

    Kind of the worldFast as a cheetah

    Tigers

    AWESO

    MEPOEMSF

    ROM

    THEUPPER

    SCHOOL!

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    Twas the day of the Nutcrackerwhen all through the school,The teachers all scurryingreminding kids all the rules,

    The parts were all studiedand the teachers were a sighthoping we would manageto do it all right,

    The mice were quiet but not asleep in their beds,While first graders had visions of Shave Ice tucked in their heads,

    There were Bon-Bons, soldiers, candy canes - only 2.Narrators, Sugar Plums, Teacakes, Chocolates too,

    We practiced at school each day and each week,On the real stage my heart skipped a beatLet no parts be missing or parts incomplete!

    Too late for last-minute changes or costume replacement;The teachers all worried, it would just go to the basement!When what to my worrying eyes should appearbut 35 Huakailani butterflies all smiley and bright,

    With each part memorized and all songs learned.They sparkled like butterfly wings that just had been earned.More rapid than cheetahs they got into line,They danced, sang and said their parts -So divine!

    "Pull yourself together, teachers"and come to the land of the sweets,Where the sugar plum and prince will offer sweet treats.

    And then in a twinkling, we knew for a factthat all the girls had made a pact,To keep teachers from worrying about the performance nightand that everything would be just absolutely all right.

    The girls spoke not a word, but went right to their places,Lines all straight and with smiles on their faces.The teachers all watched with amazement and delight,In that instant, they knew that the it would be all right.

    They put their CDs and scripts away in their classrooms,The teachers all admired how all their girls had blossomed,It made them want to proudly shout!"This will be the best Nutcracker Show, without any doubt.

    Tomorrow we'll cheer, let the holiday ring,We will still be singing those lines in are heads -We did it! We did it! The show was a success!The perfect, most magical, Nutcracker Show, I bet!"

    Then onto a holiday weekend with family and friends,With visions of sugar plums still dancing in our heads.We head to the malls to shop for the next big day ahead,A Merry Christmas to all and to all....

    What's that I hear?t's always such a treat to throw a Christmas par-ty!Oh no! Yo Ho!It is starting all over again inside my head!I even hum it when I am in bed.Oh, Dread!

    Inspired by my upper school students whohave written beautiful poetry during thepoetry unit, the Nutcracker and all of theHuakailani girls, I wrote this poem based on"The Night Before Christmas".

    Dedicated to te Butterflies!

    THEDAYOFTHENUTCRACKER

    RETOLDBY

    MRS.B

    Merry

    Christ

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    toalla

    ndtoa

    lla

    happy

    winter

    break!