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Hawaiian
Word Games!
                         
Hawaiian Word Mingle Game:
The Hawaiian word game is a great way get your luau guests to mingle, especially if it's
the first time many of them are meeting.
You will need:
Plain labels or stickers to write on
Markers
Names of all of your guests
List Hawaiian vocabulary words and
their English translations
Pens and/or pencils
Preparation prior to luau:
1) Create name badges for each guest using the labels/stickers and
markers. Under each persons name put a Hawaiian word or phrase with the English
translation.
2) Create list of just the Hawaiian words & phrases used on the name badges and make a
copy of the list for each guest WITHOUT the English translations.
Click here for a list of
Hawaiian words and phrases!
At the luau:
As each guest arrives provide them with a name badge, the list of Hawaiian words/phrases
WITHOUT the English translations, and a pen/pencil. Advise each guest to go meet the other
guests and read their name tag to find the English translations to the Hawaiian words and
phrases. When they find a translation they are to put the English meaning next to the
Hawaiian word/phrase. After an hour of mixing have your guests put their name on their
list of translations and turn them in. Award a prize to the person with the most correct
translations.
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Learn Some Hawaiian Game
Create a list of Hawaiian words with their English translations. Give each guest a list to
study for 2 minutes. Collect all the lists with the translations. Then hand out a
pen/pencil and a list of just the Hawaiian words (mix them up in a different order than
the first list). Give everyone one minute to put down the English translation. After one
minute read out the translations. The person with the most correct wins.
Click here for a list of
Hawaiian words and phrases! |
Hawaii Pictionary
Items Needed:
Paper
2 Pads of Paper or 1 Easel with large pad of paper or a Wipe Board or a Chalk Board
Create sheets of paper with names of items, places, and Hawaii theme things. Create two
teams and flip a coin to see who goes first. Each team then alternates turns. The first
player from team one pulls a piece of paper and must make drawings to give their team
members clues to what the Hawaiian theme item they are drawing. The team members have 2
minutes to make a correct guess. If they do not correctly guess then team two can guess to
steal the point. Team two then has one team member pull a piece of paper and so on. The
first team to reach 10 points wins.
Ideas for Hawaii theme items to have them draw: Diamond Head, snorkeling, hula
dancer, ukulele, grass shack, surfing, surfboard, lei, flip flop, waterfall, palm tree,
Arizona Memorial, pineapple, waves, rainbow, coconut, aloha shirt, volcano, canoe, turtle
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If you play any of these games at your luau
and would like to share photos email them to islandfriends@aol.com
                         
Do you have
an idea for a Hawaii theme game? We would love to hear about it! Email us the details to islandfriends@aol.com
If
you have photographs from your Hawaiian theme celebration showing how you transformed your
party or wedding into a Hawaii oasis that you would like to share and have posted on this
web site please email them to us at islandfriends@aol.com
                         
Return to the main Hawaii theme
games page
                         
Be sure to check out our
additional tips and resources
for having a Hawaii theme luau!

                        

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