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ProCare student Sign-in/out

Rico Tan October 20, 2020

CDS use ProCare Connect (formerly Kinderlime) for student sign-in/out and health check form.

Please find the information below on how to use ProCare:

  • Please make sure to come early to provide enough time when dropping off/picking up your child
  • Make sure you have an account with ProCare (formerly Kinderlime) 
    • Sign-up instructions HERE
  • Have the ProCare Connect App ready and logged in as a parent
    • Compatible mobile device & app download info HERE
  • Follow these instructions for Sign-in/Sign-out using:

If you already have the ProCare App and forgot your login info, please follow the instruction below on how to reset your ProCare password:

1. Open ProCare App and click login on the bottom of the page

2. If you already have an account in Kinderlime/ProCare and forgot your password, please reset your password (see pic below)

Contact if you have any problems with your ProCare account.

CANVAS Parent Instruction

Rico Tan November 6, 2020

Parents can sign up as an observer in Canvas by linking their account to their student’s account by logging in as an observer.

Parents, login to Canvas or use the “Canvas Parent” app (iOS and Android download link) to see your student’s due dates, announcements, and other course content.

Observers can view course content but cannot participate in the course.

To participate as an observer/parent, please use a Chrome/Safari/Firefox browser and follow the instructions below.

1. In a browser window enter https://cds.instructure.com/login/canvas 
2. Click on “Parent of Canvas User?” link in the top right of the login screen
3. Enter Signup Details
  • Enter the required information
  • Note: Your child’s Student Pairing Code is case sensitive. See step 4 below for directions to generate a pairing code. This code can be found with your student when they log into CANVAS themselves, go to their Profile SETTINGS and tap PAIR WITH OBSERVER.
  • Click the Start Participating button
4. Student Pairing Code Directions
  • Have your child go to their Canvas Dashboard by logging in to https://cds.instructure.com
  • Click on the “Account” icon
  • Go to “Settings” then select “Pair with Observer” on the right side of the page to get the case-sensitive pairing code
5. You are now logged into Canvas as a Parent/Observer. 
You can also download the iOS and Android “Canvas Parent” app and login with your observer/parent credentials
6. Logging in via QR code from the iOS and Android App. 
After installing the the iOS and Android “Canvas Parent” app, you can login via QR code from your observer/parent account. Since CDS is using Single Sign On for our students, parents can only log into the mobile app using QR code. IMPORTANT: Please follow instructions below!

FIRST STEP: LOG IN FROM YOUR COMPUTER

  1. Log into Canvas on your computer’s Chrome/Safari/Firefox browser as a parent/observer by going to: https://cds.instructure.com/login/canvas
  2. Click the “Account” icon
  3. Click the “QR for Mobile Login” link
  4. Click “proceed” to see the QR code

SECOND STEP: LOG INTO YOUR CANVAS PARENT MOBILE APP

  1. Open the iOS or Android “Canvas Parent” app
  2. Click the QR login link and click Next
  3. Scan the QR code on your computer
  4. You are now logged in as a Parent/Observer on your mobile “Canvas Parent” app

Canvas Parent Notification settings

  1. Log into Canvas on your computer’s Chrome/Safari/Firefox browser as a parent/observer by going to: https://cds.instructure.com/login/canvas
  2. Click on Account (profile photo) in the top left. 
  3. Go into Notifications in that menu.
  4. You can toggle notifications types in this page.
    From left to right for each type, it’s “Immediate,” “Daily Summary,” “Weekly Summary,” or “Never.”

    TIP: For students or parents/guardians, the only immediate notifications I suggest are Inbox Conversations or Submission Comments so you can talk with one another regularly. Everything else is personal preference

Zoom Recording Policies

Rico Tan May 20, 2020
  • To protect the safety and privacy of both students and faculty at CDS, all 1-to-1 Zoom sessions will be recorded. Recording these sessions ensures that we can continue to practice the same level of professionalism and preservation of boundaries that we practice while in CDS buildings. 
  • Similarly, classroom recordings will occasionally be recorded.
  • It is recommended that 1-to-1 sessions be conducted in spaces other than bedrooms although it is understood that sometimes this cannot be avoided, the doors of both should remain open. Teachers will be expected to dress professionally.
  • No 1:1 sessions whatsoever should be conducted online with students' families who have not signed the consent form, unless a parent of that student is present during the (unrecorded) 1:1 session; or, unless that parent provides their consent by signing the form. 
  • All 1:1 session video recordings will be stored in the Zoom Cloud Recording platform and will be archived. They will only be accessed by the CDS technology director at the request of the Head of School (for 1:1 sessions) or the teacher/administrator leading the class or meeting.
  • Recorded Zoom class sessions can be recorded locally or to the Zoom Cloud Recording platform. And will primarily be used to support students unable to attend live class sessions and will occasionally be used to support teacher development and the sharing of best practices.
  • 1:1 recordings will only be accessed if there becomes a concern about professionalism or boundaries.

Updated 5/20/2020

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the use of the occasional classroom recordings?
    • To support any absent students so they can retrieve missing lessons/instruction
    • Classroom sessions may be recorded to assist CDS with valuable instruction and curriculum tools for best practices.
  • Why is the 1-to-1 recording important and required?
    • Ensuring the safety of the student and faculty at CDS is highly important. Each classroom in our buildings included windows through which students and teachers are always visible. Recording the 1-to-1 zoom session creates a safety net in the virtual world and ensures that we maintain the same level of professionalism. In order to protect both students and teachers, we are recording 1-to-1 sessions. 
  • Where are the video recordings stored? 
    • ALL recordings will be stored in the Zoom Cloud Recording platform.
  • What are the privacy settings and retention policy?
    • All zoom cloud recordings are encrypted and only the meeting host (the respective teacher), their supervisor, and Zoom account admin will have access to the recording
    • For privacy purposes, all Zoom sessions by faculty and staff can only be recorded to Zoom Cloud Recording
    • Cloud recording cannot be downloaded except by our Zoom Administrator
    • Zoom recordings CANNOT be deleted by teachers or other staff. Only the CDS Zoom administrator can delete them.
    • A recording disclaimer is enabled: 
      • Zoom app will ask/notify meeting participants for consent when a recording starts
      • Zoom app will ask/notify the host to confirm before starting a recording
    • All video recordings will be saved and then archived at the end of our Online/Home learning period. 
    • If you do not consent to be recorded for a classroom session, it is the parent’s responsibility to disable the video function by turning off the video feature in the Zoom application.

Troubleshooting Home WiFi/Internet

Rico Tan March 30, 2020
  1. Go to http://www.speedtest.net and test your internet connection.
    If you have Comcast/Xfinity or AT&T broadband you should get a speed of at least 25mbps. 
  2. MOVE CLOSER
    • Move closer to your modem and router and run the speed test again.
      • Proximity to that equipment does make a difference
    • Do you get the same speed results?
  3. Restart the device
    • If just one device is showing poor speed but other devices are fine, restart that one device.
    • If necessary, have that device forget the wireless network and reconnect.
    • After a restart, test the speed again on that device.
  4. RESTART THE MODEM AND ROUTER
    • If 2 or more devices are showing poor speed, you can restart the modem and wifi router.
      • Modem brings Internet to your home
        • A modem is a small box that connects your devices to the internet using cables. There is typically a coaxial cable or phone line connecting the modem to your Internet Service Provider (ISP).
      • Router brings Internet to your devices
        • A router is a small box that sometimes has large antennas which sends the wireless signal throughout your house.
      • Some ISPs provide a combined modem and router box (https://www.xfinity.com/hub/internet/modem-vs-router)
    • Restart both of these devices by unplugging them for 10 seconds and plugging them back in.
      • Wait about 5 minutes after connecting them back to power for them to reconnect.
    • After a restart, test the speed again on multiple devices.
  5. What WiFi modem/router/access point are you using?
    • If you’re using Xfinity/AT&T modem maybe you’re using an old model? Call them. Tell them that you’re a teacher and that internet speed is affecting distance learning for students. They will send you the newer and faster model of the Xfinity/AT&T modem, and maybe a tech person.
    • If you’re using your own WiFi router but still experiencing slow speed try connecting directly to your router using an ethernet cable.
    • WiFi router signal strength varies depending on the size/construction of your home. If you have multiple rooms consider a Mesh WiFi system.
  6. How many people in your family access the internet at the same time?
    • If you have a 25 Mbps Xfinity plan, but 4 people in your family are on the internet at the same time consider upgrading your plan. Contact Xfinity/AT&T and re-negotiate your plan to get the best plan without paying more. They’re flexible now as they’re upgrading bandwidth.

The above tips apply for most Internet Providers not only Xfinity & AT&T.

Aftercare Activities

Rico Tan April 17, 2020

Our goal is to provide easy-to-follow, enriching home content for our CDS friends. Our daily posts will have the same structure with a list of the activities followed by links to instructions and video tutorials.

We will indicate the grade levels targeted for the activity and provide either a tutorial or a live virtual connection with the teacher. Click the categories below to view the activities.

Arts/Crafts Activities

Make your own book with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • A few pieces of paper
  • Markers/crayons/colored pencils

Paper Origami with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • A few pieces of square paper

Rain Sticks with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Empty toilet paper roll
  • Paper of different sizes
  • Markers, crayons, or colored pencils
  • Tape
  • Rice, dry noodles, beans, anything that will make noise when shaken
  • Help from adult if needed with parts taping around edge

Collage Art with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Magazines/newspapers, anything with pictures/words that kids can cut up
  • Glue or Tape
  • Scissors
  • A small box or paper

Q-Tip Art with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Paint (any kind; acrylic, water, ext.)
  • Q-Tips
  • Plain paper
  • Pencils or markers

Shadow Puppets with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • White paper
  • Pencil
  • Scissors
  • Tape
  • Something that can be used as a handle (stick, chopstick, spoon)
  • Flashlight

3D Painting with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Flour
  • Salt
  • Water
  • Food coloring/paint
  • Squeeze bottles/ziplock bags
  • Bowl and spoon for mixing
  • Thick paper/card stock/paper plates/card board

Salt Painting with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Paper
  • White glue
  • Salt
  • Water colors
  • Paintbrush
  • Water

Scratch Painting with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Crayons
  • White paper or card stock
  • Black paint
  • Paint Brush
  • Q-Tips/toothpick
  • Container for paint

Bubble Painting with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Paint or food coloring
  • Dish soap
  • Water
  • Straw(s)
  • Paper

Paper Puppet with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Two sheets of paper (color depending on what you want your puppet to be)
  • Scissors 
  • Glue 
  • Colored pencils (crayons or markers work as well)

Vision Boards with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Poster board or just plain paper
  • Scissors 
  • Tape or glue 
  • Magazines or personal images/images from the internet printed out

Crayon Art with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Something too glue crayons on (paper, canvas, cardboard, etc.)
  • Liquid Glue
  • Crayons
  • Hairdryer
  • Newspaper or tarp for work surface

Leaf painting with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Leaves of different sizes
  • Paint (watercolor or acrylic) 
  • Paint brush
  • Cup with water
  • Blank paper
  • Tape (optional)

Watercolor Bookmarks with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Watercolor paint
  • Paintbrush
  • Salt
  • White Paper/Cardstock
  • Cup of water
  • Scissors
  • String/yarn/etc. (optional)

Scribble Monsters with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Paper
  • Crayons, colored pencils, markers
  • Imagination

Nature Portrait with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Blank paper
  • A pen/pencil (optional)
  • Items found outside in nature!

Stencil Art with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • card stock 
  • scissors
  • paper
  • paint 
  • paint brushes/sponges

Family Group Activities

Guess That Item with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Blindfold
  • Household Items (nothing harmful)

Find That Item Hide and Seek with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Partner
  • Household Items (nothing harmful)

DIY

Make a Puzzle with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Paper
  • Piece of cardboard (empty cereal box, part of a shoe box, ect.)
  • Pencil and markers
  • Scissors
  • Glue or Tape

Indoor Bowling with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Plastic bottles, cups, cans, blocks, and/or other things that won’t break if they fall
  • If plastic bottles won’t stay upright, fill them with a little bit of water to “anchor” them
  • A ball
  • An open space
  • A scoreboard/scoresheet

Origami Box DIY with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

Play Dough with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page (requires use of stove)
Supplies:

  • 2 cups flour
  • ¾ cup salt 
  • 4 tsp. Cream of Tartar (optional)
  • 2 cups warm water
  • 2 tbsp. Vegetable oil
  • Food coloring and Essential Oils (optional)
  • Medium size pot

Lava Lamp with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Empty water bottle, clear drinking glass, or glass jar
  • Vegetable oil
  • Food coloring
  • Baking soda
  • Lemon juice OR white vinegar

Lip Scrub with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Measuring Spoons
  • Container for your lip scrub
  • Sugar
  • Honey
  • Grape-seed Oil (you can use other substitutions; olive oil, coconut oil, jojoba oil)

Calm Down Jar with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • An empty jar or water bottle
  • Glitter or small knick knacks
  • Water (enough to almost fill jar/bottle)
  • Baby Oil (other oils will work but baby oil is best because it is clear)
  • Superglue (only use with adult supervision)

Make a Pillow Fort with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Blankets
  • Pillows
  • Couch, couch cushions
  • Chairs
  • A flashlight
  • Fun things, snacks, books, games, stuffes

Plant a Tomato with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Some kind of planter (terracotta pot, plastic cup, jar, egg carton, leftover yogurt container, etc)
  • Soil
  • Water
  • Tomato

DIY Oobleck with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Corn starch
  • Water
  • Bowl
  • Food coloring (optional)
  • Ziplock bag/something for storage

Water Glass Music with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Several drinking glasses/glass bottles
  • Water
  • Wooden stick (like a pencil)

Slime with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • 1 bottle of glue (I used Elmer's glitter glue but something similar is fine)
  • ½ tbsp of baking soda
  • 1 ¼  tbsp of contact solution
  • Bowl and spoon to mix

Snow Making with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Baking Soda
  • Conditioner
  • Measuring Cups
  • Bowl

Picture Frames with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Materials:
  • Craft/popsicle Sticks
  • glue
  • Markers or paint
  • Picture you want to frame

DIY Puffy Paint with Olivia
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Shaving Cream 
  • White Glue
  • Medium Mixing Bowl
  • Small Mixing Bowls
  • Mixing Utensils
  • Food Coloring
  • Glitter (optional)

T-Shirt Toe Bag with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • T-shirt 
  • Scissors

DIY Hair Mask with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Coconut oil
  • Castor oil
  • Vitamin E oil
  • Aloe Vera gel
  • Mixing bowl
  • Mixing tool
  • Measuring spoon

DIY Indoor Beanbag Toss with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Paper
  • Markers
  • Tape
  • Beanbags, or another soft item you can throw

STEM Activities

2 Ingredient Play-Dough with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Mixing bowl
  • Mixing tool
  • Measuring spoons
  • Lotion
  • Cornstarch
  • Glitter (optional)

2 Ingredient Play-Dough with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Paper
  • Tape
  • Book(s)

Balloon Experiment with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Balloon
  • Plastic bottle
  • White vinegar
  • Baking soda
  • Funnel
  • Spoon

Popsicle Stick Catapult with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • popsicle/craft sticks
  • rubber bands
  • water bottle/milk/sometime of small lid 
  • glue
  • cotton balls/other things they can launch

Rain Cloud in a Jar with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • Clear jar
  • Water
  • Food coloring 
  • Shaving cream
  • Straws or plastic pipettes

Marbleized Egg Design with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • White egg
  • Food coloring 
  • Shaving cream
  • Boiling water 
  • Chopstick 
  • Pan
  • Spoon 
  • Paper towels

Tornado in a jar with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page
Supplies:

  • jar with lid/water bottle 
  • water
  • liquid dish soap
  • blue food coloring

Physical Activities

Roll the dice to work out with Hannah
Use dice or online dice (https://onlinedicefree.com/#dice)
1: Jog in place for 30 seconds
2: Bear crawl across the room and back
3: 20 tree-trunk twists
4: 15 jumping jacks
5: Plank for as long as you can
6: High-knees around the room 5 times

Spell Your Name Workout with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page

  • A - 5 pushups
  • B - 10 jumping jack
  • C - 10 sit-ups
  • D - 5 lunges
  • E - Run in place for 30 seconds
  • F - 15 second wall sit
  • G - Stretch for 2 minutes
  • H - 10 arm circles
  • I - 5 sit-ups
  • J - 5 pushups
  • K - Dance in place for 2 minutes
  • L - 15 arm circles
  • M - Stretch for 5 minutes
  • N - 20 second wall sit
  • 0 - 30 second plank
  • P - Run in place for 1 minutes
  • Q - 5 jumping jacks
  • R - Dance in place for 1 minute
  • S - 10 lunges
  • T - 5 pushups
  • U - Stretch for 2 minutes
  • V - 15 jumping jacks
  • W - 15 second wall sit
  • X - 10 sit ups
  • Y - 20 arm circles
  • Z - 5 push ups

Yoga with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page

Fitness Tic-Tac-Toe with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Paper
  • Pencil/pen/marker
  • A friend to play with 🙂 or you can play against yourself

Chalk Games with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Chalk

Minute to Win It with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Toilet paper roll
  • Chopsticks
  • Cotton Balls
  • Small cookies
  • Deck of cards
  • Timer

Cooking

Ice Cream in a Bag with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • 1 cup half and half
  • 3 cups of ice
  • 2 tbsp. sugar 
  • Sandwich and gallon size resealable plastic bag 
  • ½ tsp. of vanilla extract
  • ⅓ cup of kosher salt
  • Measuring cup
  • Any other extra toppings you want to add!

Rice Krispy Treats with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Microwave safe bowl/container
  • 1 cup of marshmallows
  • 1 teaspoon of butter
  • 1 cup Rice Krispies

Guacamole with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Mixing bowl
  • Mixing utensil 
  • Knife 
  • Avocado
  • Tomato
  • Onion Salt 
  • Pepper
  • Lime
  • Jalapeno

Popsicles with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Juice or soda
  • Ice cube tray
  • Toothpicks/popsicle sticks
  • Plastic wrap
  • (Optional) Frozen fruit, gummies, etc.

3 Ingredient Pancakes with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Flour
  • Ripe banana
  • Egg

3 Ingredient Cookies with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • 2 Bananas
  • 1 Cup Oats
  • ⅓ Cup Chocolate Chips
  • Mixing Bowl
  • Baking Sheet

Smoothies with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Blender
  • Fruits and/or Vegetables
  • Base (Milk, Non-Dairy Milk, Coconut Water, etc.)
  • Optional: Nut Butter, Yogurt, Honey, whatever else you’d like!

Oat Bites with Emilyann
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Mixing bowl
  • 1 cup of oats
  • ½ cup Nut/Seed butter
  • ½ cup chocolate chips
  • ⅓ cup honey OR maple syrup
  • Dash of vanilla extract
  • Optional: Coconut, Chia seeds, Cranberries, Nuts, Seeds, etc.

Sugar Cookies with Taylor
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  •  ½ cup of softened butter
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 1 egg
  • 1 tsp baking powder
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 1 ¼ cup of flour
  • Blue and green food coloring
  • 2 bowls 
  • Mixing spoon

Strawberry Cookies with Alexis
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Measuring spoons/cups
  • Mixing bowl
  • Whisk/ mixing tools
  • Cutting bard
  • Knife
  • 1 egg
  • 1 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 1/2 cup vegetable il
  • 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/2 cup + 2 tablespoons granulated sugar
  • 1 3/4 cups all purpose flour
  • 1 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
  • 1 cup chopped strawberries

Cake in a Mug with Hannah
Video tutorial here, instructions with video on Vimeo page Supplies

  • Microwave safe mug
  • Flour - ¼ cup
  • Cocoa powder - 2 tablespoons
  • Baking powder - ¼ teaspoon
  • Sugar - 2 tablespoons (or more)
  • Salt - a pinch
  • Milk - ¼ cup
  • Vegetable/canola oil - 2 tablespoons
  • Chocolate chips

Videos from our enrichment partner, Culinary Artistas

Namu Stonepot

Rico Tan March 25, 2020

Support the Namu Family

https://www.namustonepot.com/

(415) 431-6268

Restaurants and Service Industry are one of the hardest impacted businesses during this time. Please consider supporting the Namu family with a gift card purchase.

Specialties

Namu Stonepot is a CaliKorean fast casual eatery focused on the magic of the stonepot. Health, happiness, community, and responsibility are some of our core values.

History

Established in 2019.

Namu Stonepot -Dolores Park is our 2nd location. We are a family restaurant founded by three brothers circa 2006. We have been sourcing ingredients directly from farms for over 10 years and growing ingredients on our own Namu Farm for 9 years. Namu Stonepot is a CaliKorean fast casual eatery focused on the magic of the stonepot. Health, happiness, community, and responsibility are some of our core values.

Fiat Lux

Rico Tan April 14, 2020

Our collections, both our own & the ones we curate for the shop, are driven by my belief that repetition with small but significant variations is the foundation of making strong classics that last generations in style, form & content. To me the core of the shop lies in illuminating the mysteries that connect a particular stone or a shape or a theme with a particular person in a particular time.

In the meantime, thank you so much for the support, we’re excited to keep growing with you. Reach me anytime at  if you want to drop a line or if you have a question.

http://www.fiatluxsf.com

Andytown Coffee Roasters

Rico Tan March 25, 2020

Andytown Coffee Roasters was founded in 2014 by baristas Michael McCrory and Lauren Crabbe to bring specialty coffee roasting to the Outer Sunset in San Francisco. 

We wanted Andytown to feel like your grandmother's kitchen—clean, cozy, welcoming, and warm. When we started, we did all our roasting, baking, and customer service in our 600 square foot space. 

https://www.andytownsf.com/