Nā Iʻa ʻOno Ē is a Hawaiian language book inspired by the playful mele composed by three esteemed ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi pioneers, Larry Kimura, Pila Wilson, and Nāʻilima Gaison, whose lifelong work helped pave the way for generations of Hawaiian language speakers. Adapted from a melody they hear in Tahiti, this mele highlights some of Hawaiʻi's most ʻono fish, each celebrated for a special trait and their delicious flavor. With playful rhythm, repeating lines. and engaging illustrations, this book invites readers to sig and learn Hawaiian language and culture through song.
Explore some of Hawai'i's forest birds in this engaging early reader, Nā Manu Nahele! Each bird has a special trait that helps it survive, whether searching for food, singing beautiful songs, or adapting to different environments. With simple sentences and vibrant photographs, this book introduces young learners to the unique behaviors of our native manu.
Features:
-Large 6x6 inch pages perfect for reading to a group
-Thick board book pages for durability
Uses:
-Ideal for classrooms, homes, and educational settings
-Promotes cultural literacy and environmental awareness
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