I Mea Aha Ke Kalo? - Hawaiian language board book pēpili

I Mea Aha Ke Kalo? - Hawaiian language board book pēpiliI Mea Aha Ke Kalo is a beginner reader book in lelo Hawaii which introduces young keiki to the vocabulary and concepts related to growing kalo, one of the staple crops cherished by our kpuna and beloved by our people today. Through simple language and beautiful photographs, this book nurtures an early love for the Hawaiian language and connects readers to the rich traditions of kalo cultivation. Features: Large 11x11 inch pages perfect for reading to

It has a snapback which allows you to adjust the hat to your liking

Great for beginner readers and ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi learners

Ideal for home

It features three components: the Kaulana Mahina Hawaiian Moon Calendar

This sticker pack features four pelagic fish found in Hawaiian waters

washing it with water

Want to understand the mahina more

Through extensive research we were unable to locate the original creators of this mele

Each page features vocabulary highlighted in hua hakalama blocks

Between each malama there is a planning section to help gather your thoughts on what you want to kilo during the next malama

Learn the concepts about the moon along with Hawaiian vocabulary associated with the mahina such as rising and setting of the moon

brought to life through the stunning illustrations of Kai Godden