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Thursday July 16, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm HST
When our keiki are hit with an emotional thunderstorm, it can completely wash out the trail for the whole group.
That’s where Kimochis comes in! "Kimochi" means feeling in Japanese, and this evidence-based, social-emotional learning (SEL) multi-tool is the ultimate survival gear for helping kids (ages 3–12) identify, process, and regulate those massive internal weather systems.

In this interactive workshop, we’re going to introduce you to a crew of plush characters and emotion pillows that act as visual trail markers for your students. These characters give our keiki a concrete, hands-on way to "talk story" about what's going on inside.

Walk away with fun, interactive tools to weave core SEL competencies seamlessly into your daily morning meetings and transition times.

Whether you're a seasoned Gen Ed guide, a SPED trailblazer, a frontline EA, or an Admin keeping the whole forest safe, this session will give you the practical gear you need to guide your classroom community through any emotional wilderness. Let's make sure no child gets left behind at the emotional trailhead!
Speakers
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Kimberly McDonald

Clinical Psychologist, OSSS
Dr. Kimberly McDonald obtained her Doctorate of Psychology degree from the Forest Institute of Professional Psychology in Springfield Missouri in August 2002. Prior to that, she completed her clinical internship at the Youth Opportunity Center in Muncie Indiana and moved to Hawaii... Read More →
Thursday July 16, 2026 10:30am - 12:00pm HST

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