Learning At Home in Hawai‘i: 18 Free Educational Programs For Keiki
Our top picks for another stay-at-home weekend of social distancing.
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Our top picks for another stay-at-home weekend of social distancing.
Keola Lui-Kwan from “The Keola Show with Kimmie Caruba and Phat Joe” on 102.7 Da Bomb reads “Good Night Hawai‘i” by Adam Gamble.
The Snow Sisters from Storybook Entertainment Hawai‘i read a mermaid tale from the bestselling “How to Catch” series by Adam Wallace and Andy Elkerton.
The former Miss Hawai‘i reads the fun rhyming and rhythmic children’s book by Sandra Boynton.
The local accessories designer reads “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak for HONOLULU Family’s latest Virtual Storytime.
The local evening news anchor reads “Kai Gets the Point” by Gail Omoto for HONOLULU Family’s latest Virtual Storytime.
The local evening news anchor Mahealani Richardson and her son Sky (and their dog Stash) read “Tickle Monster” by Josie Bissett.
Try something new this spring. Use colorful Washi tape to cover your Easter eggs.
Turn orphaned socks into cute, snuggly Easter decorations.
Why save “gingerbread” houses for Christmas? Add an edible nest (with eggs!) for an Easter surprise.
Make marshmallow and chocolate critters that are oh-so-sweet.
Kids will wonder how the Easter Bunny got these sweet treats inside these colorful eggs?
Turn your little oneʻs handprints into an Easter keepsake centerpiece.
Social distancing. Dance parties. Yard workouts. Gaming with grandma. Here’s how kids stay entertained while parents stay sane.
We asked four kids to test out a subscription kit—designed to boost their EQ.
We saw some Minion Easter eggs on Pinterest and had to give them a try.
Stick to your self-care routine with sweat sessions sans kids.
Hike the concrete jungles of Kakaʻako to see cute and kid-friendly wall murals.
She’s the 2020 champion of the Children’s Miracle Network for Kapi‘olani Medical Center for Women & Children.
After a seven-month hiatus, the popular program in Kakaʻako will resume in June.
See whales spout, splash and breach from a safe, kid-friendly vessel.
We asked a lion dancer for tips for families planning to watch a lion dance as we welcome the Year of the Tiger.