Today’s lesson teaches tamaiti how to introduce themselves in Samoan 👋 They’ll practise saying hello, their name, and how they’re feeling. We will learn: Tālōfa (Hello) O a‘u o ___ (I am ___) O lo‘u igoa o ___ (My name is ___) Lelei tele (Very good) Manuia Fa‘afetai (I am good, thank you) 👨‍👩‍👧 Parent task: Encourage your child to replace the name with their own and repeat together 3 times today. REMEMBER!!!! FOLLOW MY PRONOUNCIATION!!! So they will sound accurate in Samoan🙏🏻

Today’s lesson is a fun review of Colours (Lanu 🎨) and Body Parts (Vaega o le Tino). Perfect for helping tamaiti practise and remember what they’ve learned so far 👏 Repeat an enjoy learning Samoan at a relaxed pace. 💬 Let me know how your child went in the comments

School Items in Samoan (Mea a‘oga) Talofa lava parents 👋 Today, our tamaiti will learn school items in Samoan through a calm, child-friendly video. 📚 In this lesson, children learn: Ato Aoga – School bag Api Aoga – School book Penitala – Pencil Penivali – Crayons Kesi Aoga – School desk Titina – Eraser Vase – Ruler 👉 What to do: Watch the video with your child Repeat the words together Come back later and practise again 💬 Comment “done” once you’ve finished. Fa‘afetai lava parents ❤️

Many families are here to learn basic Samoan words and for their kids as well, and we’d love your input 🤍 Please comment below: • your child’s age • basic words or phrases you want them to learn first • situations you want Samoan for (home, family, church, daily life etc) Your questions and ideas will help guide future lessons, so we can cater to what your child needs most 😊

Right now we’re focusing on kindergarten-level Samoan (ages 4–6): colours, body parts, actions, and everyday words. This foundation also helps parents who are learning alongside their kids 😊 Over the next few weeks, we’ll slowly add simple speaking phrases — still kid-friendly, still relaxed, no pressure. One step at a time 💛