Chase celebrated May Day at school a few days ago. He did really well performing! He learned two songs in the Hawaiian language. To my surprise, he actually sounds native and his voice sounds lovely:) I had him sing it to me before the May Day celebration.
May Day is a huge celebration on the island. Here is our little star before the show:



Here is a little description of May Day that l I found online:
The first Lei Day was held on May 1, 1928, and everyone in Honolulu was encouraged to wear a lei. Festivities were held downtown with hula, music, lei making demonstrations, exhibits and lei making contests.
May Day is celebrated in almost every elementary and high school throughout the state. A Royal Court is chosen and together with the King and Queen, each Princess and
Kahili Bearers represent one of the islands. They each wear the color and flowers of their respective island and by way of traditional Hawaiian song, and dancing the
Hu’la, they celebrate the Hawaiian culture and beauty of our islands.
Words to “May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii” composed by Leonard Hawk:
May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii
Garlands of flowers everywhere
All of the colors in the rainbow
Maidens with blossoms in their hair
Flowers that mean we should be happy
Throwing aside a load of care
Oh, May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii
May Day is happy days out there