Hula is a sacred dance and music ritual that has been a part of Hawaiian life for centuries. It was developed by Native Hawaiians to express chants (oli) or songs (mele) through a visual dance form. Hula has been used to honor gods and chiefs, promote fertility, and pass knowledge from generation to generation. It can also be used to depict history and genealogy, and portray both factual and mythical narratives.
Why kids would love it!
Kids would like this dance called (Hawaiian dance) because it can teach kids Hawaiian people and their culture dance and also their ancestors.