Koaʻs Seed Supp4th choosing not to emulate the

choosing not to emulate the work of European and American mapping agencies but to develop a uniquely Hawaiian approach to mapping the land

they continue to build on phonics skills and gain confidence to read independently

” which inspired the book by the same title

Winner of the Hawaiʻi Book Publishers Association Ka Palapala Poʻokela Honorable Mention Award for Excellence in Literature

and The Phantom Surfer together in ʻAumākua Tradeback Volume 2 (a collection of ʻAumākua #3 “Locked Up”

Koaʻs Seed Supp4th choosing not to emulate theLong, long ago in Hawaii, an alii gathered all the men in the village and announced he would select a new leadersomething that had never happened before. To each, he gave one seed for planting. A young man named Koa took his seed and carefully and lovingly tended it for a year. From this seed, Koa is taught a valuable lesson. This is an age old tale that has its roots in antiquity. It is a story that has traveled with camel caravans and sailing ships