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Hawaiian Folk Tales
Hawaiian Dictionary
Hawaiian Folk Tales
Hawaiian Legends Resembling Old Testament History
Exploits of Maui - Snaring the Sun
Exploits of Maui - The Origin of Fire
Pele and the Deluge
Pele and Kahawali
Hiku and Kawelu
Location of the Lua o Milu
Lonopuha - Origin of the Art of Healing in Hawaii
A Visit to the Spirit Land - The Strange Experience of a Woman in Kona, Hawaii
Kapeepeekauila - The Rocks of Kana
Kalelealuaka - Part I
Kalelealuaka - Part II
Kalelealuaka - Part III
Stories of the Menehunes
Kahalaopuna, Princess of Manoa
The Punahou Spring
Oahunui
Ahuula - A Legend of Kanikaniaula and the First Feather Cloak
Kaala and Kaaialii (Part I)
Kaala and Kaaialii (Part II)
The Tomb of Puupehe - A Legend of Lanai
Ai Kanaka - A Legend of Molokai
Kaliuwaa
Battle of the Owls
This Land is the Sea
Ku-ula, the Fish God of Hawaii
Aiai, Son of Ku-ula
Kaneaukai - A Legend of Waialua
The Shark-Man, Nanaue
Fish Stories and Superstitions
The House of Pride
Koolau the Leper
Good-bye, Jack
Aloha Oe
Chun Ah Chun
The Sheriff of Kona
 

Stick Relay
Free Hawaiian Luau Party Game

Stick Relay

Yardsticks aren't just for school! If you are hosting a luau, plan it with many different Hawaiian themed decorations and supplies. But, don't forget about the fun that has to go with the game, too. Many games are played at a Luau and this game is a fun addition to any Hawaiian Luau activity list. The players (2 of each team) are given 2 yardsticks and a board about 2' x 2' with a little flag attached on it. The players of each team stand hand in hand, holding their sticks parallel to the ground. On the sticks they put a board. They must carry this board to the agreed place. If the board falls down the players must pick it up and go on their way. Although this game sounds so simple and easy to plan for, everyone will simply love playing it! The winners will have their choose of party favors with the Luau Theme!

Free Luau Party Games

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