I Mea Aha Ke Kalo? - Hawaiian language board books puke

I Mea Aha Ke Kalo? - Hawaiian language board books pukeI 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

Kalo Mahina Sticker – a kalo plant centered within the 30 phases of the Hawaiian moon

this is a great resource

and butterflies that invite us to practice kilo

one of the staple crops

they help bring the rain

this pāpale is available in a variety of color combinations to suit any style

protection

Pāpale Kilo are trucker hats that will protect you from the elements while you kilo

particularly the names of the ahupuaʻa—may appear less legible than modern print standards due to the original font used by the Hawaiian Government Survey

A reminder that the ʻōhiʻa were here long before us—and deserve to remain long after us

Shipping of book will commence on the first week of Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

The front showcases Bujo Bae’s stunning illustrations of Hawaiʻi’s manu Hawaiʻi (native birds) and meakanu (plants)