Updates for the Week of May 16, 2022
The Bike Rodeo was a blast! The children did a great job biking and scooting around the route! They enjoyed an ice-pop treat from Mrs.Wallace for a job well done!
This week in ELA we will read several literature selections that will help answer our Essential Question: “What is it like to be the youngest in the family?” and we will practice reading the following Sight Words: have, help,one, every,ask, walk. In Fundations we will continue to review letter sounds, concentrate on vowel sounds, identify and write words with digraphs and practice “scooping” sentences to help read with fluency. In MATH we will finish our Chapter on Two Dimensional Shapes. In our Religion Chapter, Growing Is Good, we will learn how we grow in faith to be more like Jesus.
This Week’s Events
Monday - School Spirit Wear - Wear Bernie’s Gear or Blue and White
Tuesday - Tinted Tuesday - Dress in Favorite Color
Wednesday - Crazy Socks - Wear Crazy Socks with Uniform
Thursday - Superhero - Wear Superhero T-shirt with Uniform
Friday - Walk-A-Thon - Spirit Wear T-shirt with Gym Shorts
Begins in the Parking Lot at 9:15
Schedule and Map will be sent home on Thursda
END OF YEAR CELEBRATION
Join us for our End of Year Celebration on Friday, June 3rd, 10:00 AM in O'Brien Hall.
The children will come to school at the regular start time of 8:00 and do not have to wear their uniform. (The children will be up on stage for our show and then will be having a picnic so dress as you see fit). Please be in O’Brien Hall by 9:50 and we will come over from school at 10:00 to begin the show.
PARKING
Please park on the surrounding streets as we can NOT park in the school or church lots as they are used for recess!!
After the show we will have some time to spend saying goodbye to our friends with a picnic on the grass in front of the school so bring lunch and maybe a blanket to join in the fun!!! (All students must be accompanied by an adult during the picnic). Students will be dismissed from the picnic with their parents.
We have been hard at work practicing and look forward to seeing you at the show!!!
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of May 2, 2022
Kindergarten had a great day on Friday dancing the morning away at Troop Tango, thank you Mrs Wallace for leading us in so many fun dances!! In the afternoon the students enjoyed delicious water ice and cheered on their favorite team in the 8th Grade vs Teachers basketball game!!!
This week in ELA we will read several literature selections that will help answer our Essential Question: “How do animals’ colors help them survive?” and we will practice reading the following Sight Words: he, no, away, by, must, there.. In Fundations we will continue to review letter sounds, concentrate on vowel sounds, identify and write words with digraphs and practice “scooping” sentences to help read with fluency. In MATH we will begin our new Chapter: Two Dimensional Shapes. In Religion we will learn about the Holy Spirit and practice reciting The Our Father in our new Chapter: Air Is Good.
END OF YEAR CELEBRATION
Our “End of Year Celebration” will be Friday, June 3rd. This will also be our LAST day of school with a 1:00 pm dismissal. More detailed information to follow this week.
Other Information
Any student for whom we do not have a mask opt out form must continue to come to school wearing a mask and have extras in their backpack.
As we approach warmer weather please remember to send in a reusable bottle filled with water. The children need a drink for snack but also take water breaks after recess. If they bring in a juice pouch they will still need a water bottle for recess. Those getting Hot Lunch don’t receive their water bottle until lunchtime.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of April 25, 2022
Last week Kindergarten enjoyed celebrating our Earth by taking a nature walk, listening to the story “Michael Recycle” and planting seeds!
This week in ELA we will continue our literature selections that will help answer our Essential Question: “What steps can someone follow to plant and grow flowers?” and we will practice reading the following Sight Words: she, all, over, when, her, some. In Fundations we will identify and write words with digraphs and practice “scooping” sentences to help read with fluency. In MATH we will continue our chapter on Positions. In Religion we will continue our lessons on Celebrating Mass.
Earth Day Project
Please send the instrument to school on Monday, April 25th.
Other Information
Any student for whom we do not have a mask opt out form must continue to come to school wearing a mask and have extras in their backpack.
As we approach warmer weather please remember to send in a reusable bottle filled with water. The children need a drink for snack but also take water breaks after recess. If they bring in a juice pouch they will still need a water bottle for recess. Those getting Hot Lunch don’t receive their water bottle until lunchtime.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of March 21, 2022
Kindergarten had fun celebrating St. Patrick's day! We look forward to welcoming in the season of Spring!
This week in ELA we will review the sights words from Unit 4. We will read literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What do scientists do when they discover something new?”. In Fundations we will learn the following digraphs: wh, ch, sh, th, and ck. Digraphs are 2 letters that make 1 sound. In MATH we will continue our Chapter in Measurement. In Religion we will learn about The Last Supper and the importance of the Eucharist.
Upcoming Dates
Monday, March 21st Report Cards issued
Wednesday, April 6th Spring Picture Day - dress up clothes
Wednesday, April 13th Half Day - 11:55 dismissal - Easter Break Begins
Wednesday, April 20th Classes Resume - as of now we have not used a snow day, if this should occur classes will resume on Tuesday, April 19th
Other Information
Any student for whom we do not have a mask opt out form must continue to come to school wearing a mask and have extras in their backpack.
As we approach warmer weather please remember to send in a reusable bottle filled with water. The children need a drink for snack but also take water breaks after recess. If they bring in a juice pouch they will still need a water bottle for recess. Those getting Hot Lunch don’t receive their water bottle until lunchtime.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of March 14, 2022
This week in ELA we will learn to read our new Sight Words: go, for, here, they, soon and up. We will also read literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What kinds of things could happen on a hike?”. In MATH we will begin our new Chapter in Measurement. In Religion we will learn about St Patrick.
REPORT CARDS
We will assess the children for our upcoming report cards. Please review your child’s full name, address, phone number and date of birth. We will also assess the Sight Words we have learned so please practice those as well. A list of the words can be found on the cover sheet of our weekly homework packet.
Upcoming Dates
Thursday, March 17 Ice Cream Sale $1 choose from vanilla or mint choc chip
Friday, March 18th NO SCHOOL
Monday, March 21st Report Cards issued
Other Information
Any student for whom we do not have a mask opt out form must continue to come to school wearing a mask and have extras in their backpack.
As we approach warmer weather please remember to send in a reusable bottle filled with water. The children need a drink for snack but also take water breaks after recess. If they bring in a juice pouch they will still need a water bottle for recess. Those getting Hot Lunch don’t receive their water bottle until lunchtime.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of March 7, 2022
Last week we learned about Lent and began the season by celebrating mass and receiving ashes on Wednesday!
This week in ELA we will learn that “c” is at the beginning of a one syllable word when it is followed by the vowels, a, o or u and “k” is used when it is followed by e or i. There are no new sight words as we will continue our lessons pertaining to the Essential Question: “In what ways Is the Atlantic Ocean important?”. In MATH we will continue to work on composing and decomposing numbers 11 to 19. Our Religion topic is that Jesus is the Light of the World and we will discuss ways we can let Jesus’ light shine through us.
REPORT CARDS
We will assess the children for our upcoming report cards. Please review your child’s full name, address, phone number and date of birth. We will also assess the Sight Words we have learned so please practice those as well. A list of the words can be found on the cover sheet of our weekly homework packet.
Upcoming Dates
Friday, March 18th NO SCHOOL
Monday, March 21st Report Cards issued
Other Information
Any student for whom we do not have a mask opt out form must continue to come to school wearing a mask and have extras in their backpack.
As we approach warmer weather please remember to send in a reusable bottle filled with water. The children need a drink for snack but also take water breaks after recess. If they bring in a juice pouch they will still need a water bottle for recess. Those getting Hot Lunch don’t receive their water bottle until lunchtime.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of Feb 28, 2022
This week in ELA we will continue to practice decoding words and identifying long and short vowel sounds. We will begin our lessons pertaining to the Essential Question: “In what ways Is the Atlantic Ocean important?”. In MATH we will start our new chapter “Compose and Decompose Numbers 11 to 19”. In Religion we will begin the holy season of Lent by receiving ashes on Ash Wednesday.
REPORT CARDS
We will begin assessing the children for our upcoming report cards. Please review your child’s full name, address, phone number and date of birth. We will also assess the Sight Words we have learned so please practice those as well. A list of the words can be found on the cover sheet of our weekly homework packet.
Upcoming Dates
Friday, March 18th NO SCHOOL
Monday, March 21st Report Cards issued
Other Information
Thank you for sending in paper towel rolls and Clorox surface wipes. We greatly appreciate the donations!
Please remember to send in a drink each day for snack time. If your child receives a hot lunch they will get a water bottle but will still need a drink at snack time.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of Feb 14, 2022
We had a great 100th Day of Kindergarten with some of the cutest “old” people we’ve seen!!! This week we look forward to celebrating our friends on Valentine’s Day with many fun activities!!
MASKS
Beginning Monday, Feb 14th masks will be optional. If your child will no longer be wearing a mask please make sure to send in the signed “Op Out” letter that was emailed home last week. ***If your child receives services through the IU such as Speech they are still required to wear a mask during those sessions.
This week in ELA we will practice decoding words and continue identifying the long/ short vowel sounds for the letter “a”. We will learn the new sight words, “find, this, from, came, but, on”, and read literature selections that will help answer our Essential Question: “How do living things change as they grow?”. In MATH we will continue to work on subtraction. In RELIGION we will learn about St Valentine and begin our chapter “Hearts Are Good”.
Important Dates
Monday, Feb 14th Valentine’s Day
We will have a small Valentine’s celebration during snack time. A Homeroom Parent will contact you for snacks, etc. Please do not send in any treats unless requested by the Homeroom Parent.
Children may bring in Valentine cards for everyone in the class. Please DO NOT write individual names on the envelopes, just have your child sign the card. This allows the children to give the cards out themselves, which they love to do!!!
Friday, Feb 18th No School
Monday, Feb 21st No School
Please remember to send in a drink each day for snack time. If your child receives a hot lunch they will get a water bottle but will still need a drink at snack time.
Please send in a reusable shopping bag with your child’s name on it. This will be used to send materials home in the event we should need to quarantine. Thank you!
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of January 10, 2022
It was so nice to see everyone on Zoom last week and a special thank you to all the parents for their help and patience throughout it all!!! We are looking forward to being back in person this week!!!
This week in ELA we will learn how to “tap out” sounds in words, work to read our new Sight Words “with” and “my”, practice using those words in sentences and read literature selections that will help answer our Essential Question; What do animals do when the weather changes? In MATH we will continue to work on Composing/Decomposing numbers to 10 and in RELIGION we will learn that Jesus loves and takes good care of us in our new Chapter; “Shepherds Are Good”.
Important Dates
Fri, Jan 14th NO SCHOOL
Mon, Jan 17th NO SCHOOL
Sun, Jan 30th Catholic Schools Week begins (more Info to come)
Other Information
MASKS--- please remember to put TWO extra masks in your child’s school bag each day. The children request to change their masks frequently during the day!!!
Please remember to send in a drink each day for snack time. If your child receives a hot lunch they will get a water bottle but will still need a drink at snack time.
Please send in a reusable shopping bag with your child’s name on it. This will be used to send materials home in the event we should need to quarantine. Thank you!
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of December 20
It was so nice to see everyone at our Christmas Show. The children did a wonderful job and we hope it started your holiday season off to a great start!!
This week will be a hectic but fun filled one in Kindergarten!! We will continue to prepare our hearts for Jesus’ birthday, enjoy a Holiday treat from Home and School and make lots of Christmas crafts (which just might end up under your tree)!!
Important Dates
Weds, Dec 22 Polar Express Day
Thurs, Dec 23 11:30 Dismissal
Friday, Dec 24 Christmas Break begins
Monday, Jan 3 Classes Resume
NO Homework this week!!! Merry Christmas!!
Other Information
MASKS--- please remember to put TWO extra masks in your child’s school bag each day. The children request to change their masks frequently during the day!!!
Please remember to send in a drink each day for snack time. If your child receives a hot lunch they will get a water bottle but will still need a drink at snack time.
Please send in a reusable shopping bag with your child’s name on it. This will be used to send materials home in the event we should need to quarantine. Thank you!
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of November 29th
I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving and a restful break!
This week we will learn to read the High Frequency Word “to”, learn the proper formation and sounds for the letters h, k and l and we will answer our Essential Question “Why do people use wheels?”. In Math we will practice counting and recognizing numbers in sequence on a fifty chart. In Religion we will learn about the season of advent and how we prepare to celebrate Jesus’ birth.
HOMEWORK packets will come home on Monday please complete and return to school on THURSDAY!!
I look forward to talking with each of you during conferences!
SAVE THE DATE
Friday, December 17 10:00AM Kindergarten Christmas Show
Upcoming Events
Friday Dec 3 Conferences - NO SCHOOL
Other Information
MASKS--- please remember to put TWO extra masks in your child’s school bag each day. The children request to change their masks frequently during the day!!!
Please remember to send in a drink each day for snack time. If your child receives a hot lunch they will get a water bottle but will still need a drink at snack time.
Please send in a reusable shopping bag with your child’s name on it. This will be used to send materials home in the event we should need to quarantine. Thank you!
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of November 22nd
This week we will do lots of fun Thanksgiving activities and begin practicing for our Christmas Show. For our show the children will be reciting a poem in small groups. On Friday you received the portion of the poem your child will need to practice.
There will be NO homework this week. HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!
SAVE THE DATE
Friday, December 17 10:00AM Kindergarten Christmas Show
Upcoming Events
Monday Nov 22 Dress Down for Alzheimer’s, $1.00, Wear Purple
Wednesday Nov 24 Picture Retake Day - must email teacher if having picture retaken
11:55 Dismissal
Thursday Nov 25 Happy Thanksgiving
Friday Nov 26 NO SCHOOL
Friday Dec 3 Conferences - NO SCHOOL
Other Information
MASKS--- please remember to put TWO extra masks in your child’s school bag each day. The children request to change their masks frequently during the day!!!
Please remember to send in a drink each day for snack time. If your child receives a hot lunch they will get a water bottle but will still need a drink at snack time.
Please send in a reusable shopping bag with your child’s name on it. This will be used to send materials home in the event we should need to quarantine. Thank you!
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of November 1
Thank you for joining us for our Halloween performance and parade! The children did a wonderful job reciting the chants and they looked adorable in their costumes! We truly appreciated all the wonderful treats and goodies that made our party so festive! A special thank you to our homeroom parents for their help!
Due to the short week and Halloween festivities we will continue our lesson topics from last week. We will practice identifying the High Frequency Word “see”, learn the proper formation and sounds for the letters s and d and answer our Essential Question “How do we use our senses to help us learn about the world?”. In Math we will continue with our chapter on numbers to 10. This week in Religion we will discuss how quiet helps us grow closer to God.
HOMEWORK packets will come home on Tuesday please complete and return to school on FRIDAY!!
SAVE THE DATE
Friday, December 17 10:00AM Kindergarten Christmas Show
Upcoming Events
Monday Nov 1 No School - All Saints Day
Tuesday Nov 2 Classes Resume
Homework Packet - due Friday
Wednesday Nov 24 11:55 Dismissal
Thursday Nov 25 Happy Thanksgiving
Friday Nov 26 NO SCHOOL
Other Information
Please send in a reusable shopping bag with your child’s name on it. This will be used to send materials home in the event we should need to quarantine. Thank you!
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of October 18
Last week the children listened to the story “Where is My Mummy?” and made a mummy craft. They are on display in our classroom!
This week in ELA we will review our High Frequency Words “I, like, the, and”, learn the proper formation and sounds for the letters a and g, and continue to work with verbs as action words in the past tense. We will also read literature selections that will answer our Essential Question “How do tools help us do things with our hands?”. In Math we will continue with our chapter on numbers to 10. This week in Religion we will discuss the beauty of God’s world.
Upcoming Events
Friday, Oct. 22 Go Red for ALS Day - students pay $1 to wear red
Wednesday, Oct 27 Halloween Celebration - please refer to information posted on Class Dojo last week
Thursday, Oct 28 Harvest Happenings - students will “trot for treats,” please keep an eye out for information on the Weekly Update from Mrs Montie
Friday Oct 29 No School - Pastor’s Holiday
Monday Nov 1 No School - All Saints Day
Tuesday Nov 2 Classes Resume
Other Information
Thank you for sending in clorox wipes!
Please send a water bottle, filled with water, for your child each day.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!!
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Updates for the Week of October 11
Last week the children learned about fire safety. The Upper Darby Fire Company observed our school wide fire drill and gave us a thumbs up for exiting the building quickly, quietly and safely.
This week in ELA we will identify our High Frequency Word “and”, learn the proper formation and sounds for the letters c and o and learn that verbs are action words. We will also read literature selections that will answer our Essential Question “What kinds of work do people do?”. In Math we will begin our chapter on numbers to 10. This week’s topic in Religion will be The Rosary.
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, Oct 12 School Picture Day - students wear school uniform
Wednesday, Oct 27 Halloween Costume Showing
- parents are invited if weather permits
- will be held in the morning, time TBA
Thursday, Oct 28 Harvest Happenings - students will “trot for treats,” more info to come
Friday Oct 29 No School - Pastor’s Holiday
Monday Nov 1 No School - All Saints Day
Tuesday Nov 2 Classes Resume
Other Information
We are in need of clorox wipes. Any donations would be greatly appreciated!
Please send a water bottle, filled with water, for your child each day.
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of Oct 4, 2021
Important Information
Monday, October 4
This week in ELA we will identify our High Frequency Word “the”, learn the proper formation and sounds for the letters i and u and discuss proper nouns used for naming “things”. We will also read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question “Why do people have to take care of their pets?”. In Math we will compare numbers 0 to 5, practice counting “one more” in sequence and complete a Chapter Review. In Religion this week’s topic will be Stories Are Good.
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, Oct 12 School Picture Day, students wear school uniform
Information packets will come home in your child’s folder
Other Information
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Updates for the Week of Sept. 27th
Kindergarten had a great week!!! We were busy discussing how special our families are, practiced reading our first High Frequency Word “I” and welcomed Fall by making some beautiful Mosaic apples to decorate the classroom!
This week in ELA we will identify our High Frequency Word “like”, learn the proper formation and sounds for the letters n and m and discuss proper nouns. We will also read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Questions “Why do we need rules at school?”. In Math we will continue our lessons on counting and comparing numbers from 1 - 5 and identify groups that are greater than, less than and equal to each other . In Religion this week’s topic will be Names Are Good.
Upcoming Events
Tuesday, Oct 12 School Picture Day, students wear school uniform
Information packets will come home in your child’s folder
Other Information
As a reminder, anything being sent to school such as money, forms, notes, etc. must be placed in the students folders only, please do not leave them loose in school bags.
Have a wonderful week!
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Update for the Week of September 20th
We had a wonderful time sharing and learning about each other during Show-N-Tell last week!
This week we will formally begin our Fundations lessons. We were introduced to the letter “t” last week. This week we will learn the sound for and formation of the letters “b” and “f.”
In our Journeys Literature Series we will explore the Essential Question: What is the same about all families?, practice rhyming words, and learn our first High Frequency Word, “I.”
In Math we will practice counting, comparing and writing numbers 0 to 5. We will begin our Religion lessons with the theme, Welcomes Are Good. Each Monday we will have a lesson in social-emotional learning. The topic this week is how to show we are paying attention.
KIndergarten Uniform
The kindergarten uniform consists of blue shorts, pants, skort, and a white/light blue/dark blue golf shirt with OR without the St Bernadette logo. The only sweaters allowed to be worn in the classroom are the blue school sweater WITH the St Bernadette logo or you may order the ¼ zip St Bernadette pullover sweatshirt. The children may wear sneakers every day in kindergarten or a standard school show with rubber soles.
The children must wear the official school Gym uniform on gym days. You may order the uniform on the school website or contact Sports Specialities for more information. I know the uniforms are slowly being delivered to school so if you are waiting for your order your child may wear their regular school uniform on gym day with sneakers.
Reminders
Please label all school sweaters/sweatshirts as they all look exactly alike and get mixed up very easily.
Please send in a filled water bottle each day.
Upcoming Events
Picture Day - Tuesday, October 12th - uniforms are required, forms will be sent home
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We had a great week in Kindergarten!!! The children were busy learning our classroom routine and schedule, working on Math and Phonics skills, meeting our Specials teachers and having as much time out in the fresh air as possible.
This week we will get to know each other better with a special “All About Me” Show and Tell, work with numbers 0 to 5 and begin some FUNdations phonics activities.
All About Me Show and Tell
You received a note last week with the day/date of your child’s Show and Tell. On that day please send in 2 small items that will help us get to know your child. The items could be a favorite book, a family picture or something describing a hobby.
KIndergarten Uniform
The kindergarten uniform consists of blue shorts, pants, skort, and a white/light blue/dark blue golf shirt with OR without the St Bernadette logo. The only sweaters allowed to be worn in the classroom are the blue school sweater WITH the St Bernadette logo or you may order the ¼ zip St Bernadette pullover sweatshirt. The children may wear sneakers every day in kindergarten or a standard school show with rubber soles.
The children must wear the official school Gym uniform on gym days. You may order the uniform on the school website or contact Sports Specialities for more information. I know the uniforms are slowly being delivered to school so if you are waiting for your order your child may wear their regular school uniform on gym day with sneakers.
Please remember to label all school sweaters/sweatshirts as they all look exactly alike and get mixed up very easily.
Reminders
Thursday, Sept 16th is Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Day
Please send in $1 donation, in an envelope marked with your child’s name, and your child may wear yellow/gold play clothes
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SBS Teachers make every effort to check email as their schedule allows, but may not be able to respond until after the school day. KathleenPedano can be reached at kpedano@stbl.org.
During the school day you may call the school office at 610-789-7676ext. 202 and leave a message for the teacher and your call will be returned as soon as possible.
If you are sending a note in with your child, please make sure your child knows to hand it to the teacher upon arrival so that it is received in a timely manner.
If your child will be absent, please call the school before 8:30 a.m. at 610-789-7676 ext. 202 and leave a message or email Mrs. Booth in the school office at Mbooth@stbl.org with your child’s name, grade and reason for absence and refer to the school Absence Policyfor further information.
Upon returning to school please send a note in to the teacher with the date(s) and reason for your child's absence
Homeroom Parents for Ka are: Crystal Ruley and Luciana Mayo