Learn how the ʻaʻano verb is used in the Pepeke Painu while incorporating the papani helulua pronouns kāua, māua, ʻolua and lāua with vocabulary for the bedroom.

Continue practicing the Pepeke Painu in both the affirmative and negative forms with the addition of the hunekuhi mai, aku, aʻe and iho and familiarize yourself with vocabulary for items in the bedroom.

Learn about hamani and hehele verbs, the lauka and the ʻami lauka i/iā, the Pepeke Painu sentence pattern with the māka painu E/Mai, and familiarize yourself with vocabulary words for items in the bathroom.

Continue learning the Pepeke Henua sentence pattern while incorporating the 11 iʻoa henua: loko, waho, uka, kai, ʻō, ʻaneʻi, luna, lalo, waena, hope, and mua with words for the kitchen.

Further clarify the Kino ʻŌ/ʻĀ classification, learn the ʻami me, o/a, practice the Pepeke Henua, and familiarize yourself with vocabulary for the kitchen.

Learn about the two different kinds of iʻoa, the Pepeke Henua sentence pattern, and familiarize yourself with classroom vocabulary.

Learn the ʻami i/ma, further clarify the Kino ʻŌ/ʻĀ classification, and practice the Pepeke ʻAike He sentence pattern using body, family, and clothing vocabulary.

Continue learning the Pepeke ʻAike He sentence pattern while incorporating three new kaʻi, kēia, kēlā, and kēnā. Practice words for clothing.

Learn a new sentence pattern called the Pepeke ʻAike He using memeʻa, papani, and iʻoa and practice ʻohana terms.

Ka Moʻolelo ʻAha Pūnana Leo: Hōʻike manaʻo ʻo Nāmaka Rawlins no ka hoʻokumu ʻia o ka ʻAha Pūnana Leo i ka makahiki 1983 a me ka māhuahua ʻana o ka papahana i nā makahiki he 39 i hala akula.