Photos by Dennis Oda, Star-Bulletin
Broken can be beautiful, students at Kawananakoa Middle
School are discovering. Top, Jennifer Limos, 11, shows
the turtle tile she made, part of a school project under the
guidance of glass artist Paul Kosberg from Kauai.
Below, students gather around their "glass symphony,"
which Kosberg will fire into a 5-foot-2 by 24-inch hanging.
The tiles were created in teacher Natalie Mew's art class.
At bottom, Michael Leong, left, Kelly Tengan, Nikita Ifuku,
Mew and Reid Darcelona look for glass pieces to build
their individual tiles.

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Coming full circle

Photos by Ken Ige, Star-Bulletin
Gina Galmiche holds a plant while she and her classmates
learn about the cycles of nature at the Hawaii Nature Center.
Second-graders from Kapalama Elementary got to play in
the nature center's playroom. The kids from Shellie
Yamada's and Velma Akinaka's classes learned
about the five cycles of nature: water,
nutrient, plant, gas and animal.
Below, students play on the Hawaii
Nature Center's volcano slide.
At bottom, (left to right) Mark Manarpiis, Bradley
Cadiz and Jesalene Sacramento learned about composting

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