E Ola i ka Wai a Kāne: Nā Kaiaola o Hawai'i Nei – He Puke 'Ike

Visit the Ko‘olau and Kona sides of the islands to learn how water helps to create diverse ecosystems, read about the threats of human impact on Hawai‘i’s fragile ecosystems and their unique organisms, and see how aloha ‘āina (love for the land) is changing things for the better. Target Grade Level: 3—but readers of all ages may enjoy and learn something new!

HE MELE NO KĀNE ☀️🌅⛰🌊 🌧🧊 A query, a question, I put to you: Where is the water of Kane? At the Eastern Gate Where the

Ola Na Iwi: He Hawaii Au (Hawaiian version): He Puke no na Keiki e Pil – Basically Books

Hole Waimea i ka ihe a ka makani, 1927.

Hawaiian Collection - Kauka'i ka Pu'u Koa i ke Kumu Koa - Hawaii State Public Library System - OverDrive

Kuʻu Wahi Iʻa Kāheka (Hawaiian) by Kamehameha Publishing (ebook) - Apple Books

Ōlelo Hawaiʻi – Kamehameha Publishing

Hawaiʻi Ponoʻī Coalition - What do these words of Kahalemaile stir up in your naʻau? Ke ea o na ia, he wai. Ke ea o ke kanaka, he makani. O ke ea

Pāhana ʻĀina Lupalupa(Series) · OverDrive: ebooks, audiobooks, and more for libraries and schools

Kamehameha Publishing (Publisher) · OverDrive: ebooks, audiobooks, and more for libraries and schools

Reference Grammar of the Hawaiian Language

Ola Na Iwi: He Hawaii Au (Hawaiian version): He Puke no na Keiki e Pil – Basically Books

Hawaiian Phrase of the Week: Ua ola no i ke pane a ke aloha — She Lives Aloha

Pāhana ʻĀina Lupalupa – Kamehameha Publishing