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Today’s episode is all about practice.

Learn and practice the consonants of the Hawaiian alphabet

I cant wait to eat a KUAWA. what about you?

Orange you glad I didnt say banana? That was yesterday's word of the day

moving through the hua'ai and learning the word for banana

Going over some #onolicious hua'ai starting with A.

almost to the last shape for this round of kinona

all the kinona your keiki need to know for pre-school and kindergarten in Hawaiian 😘

being a HUINAHĀ keeps you from going in circles #nohie

Kinona (shapes) are what's in store right now!

sang your hearts out to this mele waiho'olu'u

'ALANI is a two for one simple word.

How does that saying go again? "pretty in 'ĀKALA"

'ELE'ELE is black

Pölū is the color blue

going through all the colors of the rainbow 🌈

'ULA'ULA (red) is a dynamic + passionate color. It can represent aloha or rage, but it always demands attention.

'Ekahi is one / 'Elua is two / 'A'ohe kāma'a, no more shoes / 'Ekolu is three / 'Ehā is four / Pani ka puka, shut the door / 'Elima is five / 'Eono is six / Honi ia'u, give me a kiss / 'Ehiku is seven / 'Ewalu is eight / Mai 'ūlolohi, don't be late / 'Eiwa is nine / 'Umi is ten / Hana hoi, let's do it again / 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

final stretch for the mele

This is a haps haole mele meaning that it's in Hawaiian and English.