Keiki learn about shapes, colors, and patterns through the hands-on activities provided.

Participants learn about Preschool Open Doors and Pauahi Keiki Scholarship opportunities.

KS Community Learning Center Manager Paula Ann Burgess Tauala offers site tours to interested ‘ohana.

Keiki use kalo stamps to learn about the parts of the plant.

KS Applicant Services Assistant Shannon Massey shares program information with ‘ohana.

Keiki make their own snack mix as part of the day's activities.

‘Aha Pūnana Leo staff teach keiki nā helu through counting activities.

Keiki O Ka ‘Āina staff share a ku‘i kalo playdough activity as a way to develop motor skills.

Wai‘anae Public Library Children’s Librarian Danielle Todd engages with keiki via literacy activities.

Wai‘anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center provided free keiki car seat checks throughout the event.

INPEACE Hō‘ala staff members Michelle Mahuka and Kelyn Hallman assist with registering participants for the event.

INPEACE staff share their community programs.