Saturday, July 20
Schedule below will be modified
Still, here’s a good idea of the fun coming at Camp!
7-8:30am Breakfast
New Arrivals Check-in for Saturday only guests.
Please be with us & ready by 9am.
LEARN & TELL A STORY
9:00-9:40am STORY LEARNING
Philippine Tales with Jay Menes
& Japanese Tales with Masako & Tomoko
This 1st session we learn these Filipino & Japanese tales all together as a group, then for the next two 40 minute sessions we will split into groups. Each person can attend what interests them. After 40 minutes the groups switch to take another class. Three options are offered, you can choose two.
9:50-10:30, 10:40-11:20 OPTIONS
UP & INTO TALES with Anne Shimojima
PHILOSOPHY in STORY with UH Philosophy Students
OPEN MIC STORY SLAM hosted by Shain Miller
11:30-1pm Lunch & Hikes
Canoe Trips are SO POPULAR! With a Lifeguard & Guide, you’ll row a double-hulled canoe (or sail) out to Kaneohe Reef and jump in for a swim (very shallow). Some choose to swim back to our beach. GORGEOUS VIEWS, unique group experience!
DOING THINGS WITH STORY
(2:30-4pm – Two 40 minute sessions, groups switch between activities)
Tied up in Tales (Strings ‘n Stories) Anne Glover
2:30-3:10 YOUNGER KID NATURE TALE & CRAFT
3:20-4pm OLDER KID NATURE TALE & CRAFT
Both sessions taught by
Linda Yemoto
4:10-4:45 HULA & STORY
everybody together lead by Kilohaha Silve
5-6:30pm Dinner (IMU?)
Polynesians cooked food in a pit using hot rocks- imu cooking. The food tends to be steamed cooked in a delicious way, through and through. Uncovering the Imu is quite an event, with everyone helping to carry the platters of vegetables and fruits and meats to the table. There’s hardly any ‘left-overs’ after this meal! We are lucky to be able to eat what the Wolfgramm family (Waihole) prepares (from their own garden and taro from Charlie Reppun)
6:30-7 String & Story Swap from Today’s Activities
7-8:30 STORYTELLING CONCERT
ANNE GLOVER, MASAKO SUEYOSHI, TOMOKO SUGANO, JAY MENES, ANNE SHIMOJIMA, LINDA YEMOTO, KILOHANA SILVE, VICKY DWORKIN, JEFF GERE
8:30-9:30 DANCE
(lead by Anne Glover)
We’ll have ‘Day Campers’ who only come Saturday. After the Concert, together,
they will be escorted to the front gate of Kualoa to be let out-
the gate is locked at sunset for security.
Some have asked if they may sleep over.
If there is room and food this can be arranged.
9:30-11 CAMPFIRE
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