Nā Iʻa ʻOno Ē pēpili

Nā Iʻa ʻOno Ē pēpiliN Ia Ono is a Hawaiian language book inspired by the playful mele composed by three esteemed lelo Hawaii pioneers, Larry Kimura, Pila Wilson, and Nilima 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 Hawaii's most ono fish, each celebrated for a special trait and their delicious flavor. With playful rhythm, repeating lines. and

and resistance:

The Kāleka Pō Mahina is our set of moon phase cards

Ke ʻAʻaliʻi & Kūpaʻa ke ʻAʻaliʻi i ka Makani

These plants are foundational to Hawaiian culture and are still grown

-Engaging photographs featuring real examples to pair with fun icons to remember the mele through out the book

water bottle

" breaks down the chant to a children's level

Green pāpale with white ʻōlelo noʻeau

Brown pāpale with tan ʻōlelo noʻeau

”- Teacher

Perfect for gifting or keeping as art

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