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Hawaiian Studies
In Hawaiian Studies, 2B learned the concept of mālama i ke kai (to care for the ocean) and discussed all the ways they help care for our oceans while they worked on a coordinating coloring sheet and even put Mrs. Texeiraʻs trash grabbers to work!
