Nā Mele Papahana

Ua Ao Hawaiʻi

Kau e ka wena o ke ao i ka lani
He wekeweke i ka pō pilipuka
He ʻelele o ka poniponi hikina
Kau ke kāheʻa wanaʻao i ka ʻālaʻapapa
Laʻi ana i luna o ke kūkulu o ka lani lā
ʻO kaʻu ia e huli alo nei i ka ulu ē
ʻAe, ua ao ē

Hō mai lā kō mālamalama
I ka honua nei i ka mauli ola
Ua ao Hawaiʻi ke ʻōlino nei
Mai ka piʻina a ka welona a ka lā
Kāhiko ʻia i ka ʻike manomano
Ka ʻike kōliʻu mai o kikilo mai
ʻO kaʻu nō ia ʻo ka pūlama
A paʻa ma ka ipu o ka ʻike ē
ʻAe, ua ao ē

na Larry Kimura ke mele a na Kalena Silva ka leo oli

Hoʻoili huaʻōlelo me nā kī ʻukulele

Kuʻu Kumu (Pai Ka Leo)

He lālā wau no kuʻu kumu
Nāna wau e koʻo mai
Inā Ikaika ka makani
Nāna wau e aʻo mai
Luliluli, luliluli

He lālā wau no kuʻu kumu
Nāna wau e paipai mai
Inā ikaika ka ua nui
Nāna wau e a’o mai
Uē ka lani, uē ka lani
A ola ka honua.

He lālā wau no kuʻu kumu
Nāna wau e hoʻoulu mai
Me nā lau wehiwehi
Nāna wau e kuhi mai
He pua ē, he pua ē
Ke mōhala nei.

Hoʻoili huaʻōlelo me nā kī ʻukulele

Hele Au I Ka Pūnana Leo

Hele au i ke kula maikaʻi ma ka Pūnana Leo o
_________
Aʻo au i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi, ma ka Pūnana Leo o
_________

HUI:
E lohe mai, iā mākou i ka ʻōlelo kupa o ka ʻāina
E lohe mai iā mākou i nā keiki o ka Pūnana Leo.

Hoʻoulu i ka lāhui Hawaiʻi i ka ʻōlelo o nā kūpuna
Na mākou, nā pua lei o Hawaiʻi, ma ka Pūnana Leo o
_________ .

Hoʻoili huaʻōlelo me nā kī ʻukulele

Eia Au He Keiki Ē (Pai Ka Leo)

Eia au he keiki ē i aloha nui ʻia ē
Na ka makua ē, me nā kūpuna ē

ʻAʻohe oʻu hopo ē, i ke alo makua ē
Hoʻokahi leo ē, ua lawa au ē

Nani nā kūpuna ē, he mea hiwahiwa ē
E haʻaheo ai ē, nā moʻopuna ē.

Aloha hoʻi au ē, i kuʻu ʻohana ē
Pōmaikaʻi wale ē, ke keiki ʻohana ē.

Haʻina ka puana ē, eia au he keiki ē
I aloha nui ʻia ē, na kuʻu ʻohana ē.

Hoʻoili huaʻōlelo me nā kī ʻukulele

Hoʻoili ʻia nā mele Pai Ka Leo

Nā Kōlamulamu Aukahi ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

ʻAha Pūnana Leo Case Study

ECE White Paper

Hawaiian in Kanji

Hawaiian Language Programs

Hawaiian Back From Brink of Extinction

Hulili Vol. 3 Wilson

Mai Loko Mai

Nāwahī Hawaiian Lab School

Gaelic English Article

FAQ: Dual Language Learning

Resiliency in Native Languages

Nā Kaha Pūnaewele ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

Hawaiian Language Dictionary

Hawaiian Programs

Kualono: Website of the Hale Kuamoʻo

ULUKAU: The Hawaiian Electronic Library

Clinton Kanahele Collection

Hawaiian Language Newspapers

Ka Paʻa Moʻolelo

Hoʻolaupaʻi

Hale Kuamoʻo

Ka Hoʻonaʻauao Kamaliʻi

National Association for the Education of Young Children

Association for Childhood Education International

Child Care Exchange

Hawaiʻi Association for the Education of Young Children

HCAN (Good Beginnings Alliance rebranded)

Center on the Family

Ka Hoʻonaʻauao Hoʻokuʻu ʻŌlelo a ʻŌlelo Pālua

Te Kohanga Reo

Center for Applied Linguistics

Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition

Stabilizing Indigenous Languages

Bilingualism seen as beneficial – The Washington Post, June 11, 2012

Nā Puke Uila

General & Reference Books

Nā Honua Mauli Ola

Kumu Honua Mauli Ola

Nā Kūkala Nūhou

Nūleka Hopena Makahiki 2013

Nūleka Hopena Makahiki 2014

NPR: Code Switch Podcast

Hi-Now Daily

Hoʻi ka ʻŌlelo: The Revitalization of Hawaiian Language in the Education System

Women of the Century

Mauli Ola Hawaiʻi Development Classes

The Hui Kīpaepae is where we learn different aspects of the Pūnana Leo focusing on the history of the Hawaiian language movement, the Hawaiian language itself and hands-on learning. Its purpose is to assist families in gaining knowledge and support for one another to create and reinforce a continuum between the home and the Pūnana Leo.

Watch all of our Hui Kīpaepae Hawaiian language lessons