Directions:



1. With a red piece of chalk, draw a circle on a busy sidewalk large enough to fit about five kanaka sitting down.



2. On the outside of the circle following the curve of the circle write: "A Sanctuary: within the circle Hawaiian language only"



3. On the inside of the circle right beneath the Olelo Pelekane following the curve of the circle write: "He Puuhonua: Olelo Hawaii wale no"



4. Sit in the middle of the circle and wait. If someone… Continue

When you give a baby an inoa, she must learn to say it. If she learns to say it, she introduces herself with it. If she introduces herself, they will wonder. If they wonder, she will tell them. If she tells them, then they, too, will know. E ola mau ka olelo Hawaii.