Iʻa Bundle puke

Iʻa Bundle pukeN 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

-I Mea Aha ke Kalo

My keiki has so many comments about each picture

reflecting the connection between plants and mahina

" breaks down the chant to a children's level

pin it up for quick reference

ʻIke Au i ka Mahina invites keiki to explore how our kūpuna understood the times of day and connected them to when certain moon phases can be seen

which can be found in the beginning pages of this puke

This book is written in Hawaiian using simple sentence structures

this story follows their ʻohana tradition of fishing for āholehole on the Hua moon near their home in Puna

hydro flask

A reminder to E kilo kākou — let us observe

Ideal for new readers (3 years - 6 years old)