Bücher von Flora A Trebi-Ollennu

Children's imagination will come alive with colorful illustrations from an Apple Up and About, and Zaza the River Zigzagging to Zanzibar, a Laala Lullaby for Leebila to a Wish-Wash Watch. Through rhyme and alliteration children are introduced to each letter along with their sounds. To teach sight recognition for letters in the alphabet along with common sight words, simple vocabulary of everyday things families' use and events they participate in have been given an amusing twist. Teachers and homeschooling parents can also create a variety of activities based on this fun and exciting book to help children appreciate other ethnicities and cultures. Add this classic bilingual alphabet book to your alphabet library. It is also a perfect gift for your loved ones.Wolo n¿¿ nint¿¿m¿i f¿f¿jii k¿ k¿¿m¿i kukujii kom¿i tam¿ Aplo Áya Ába, Zaza Faa nimiiya Zanzibar, Lala Lalabii k¿ha Leebila, k¿ Washi-Washi Watsi baahã gbek¿¿bii adwe¿m¿-áninam¿ áfee kl¿kl¿. K¿ts¿¿ k¿¿m¿i kukujii n¿¿ an¿ l¿ gbek¿¿bii l¿ baakase am¿okadii l¿ k¿ b¿ni am¿gb¿¿ y¿ toi mli hu. B¿ni áfee ni nikasem¿ l¿ ám¿shi ojogbä¿ l¿, nibii ni at¿¿ l¿ ji nibii ni gbek¿¿bii baayoo óya ejaak¿ eji nibii ni am¿y¿¿ y¿ am¿shiaia amli k¿ am¿-akutsei amli. Gbek¿¿bii baanya he b¿ni ákl¿ am¿ ni awo am¿ he s¿l¿ l¿. Wolo n¿¿ hu baagbele gb¿ éha ts¿¿¿l¿i k¿ m¿i ni hu ni ts¿¿¿ am¿bii anii y¿ sh¿a k¿fee niibii sr¿toi ni k¿¿ kusumii krokom¿i ahe k¿wá nikasem¿ l¿ n¿yaa. K¿ wolo n¿¿ áfata ónikanem¿ wojii ahe ejaak¿ éhe y¿ s¿¿nam¿ pam. Agb¿n¿ hu éji nikee ni m¿i baanya he hu jogbä¿ di¿¿ts¿.

Christmas Arrives at Lajwahé is a classic African Christmas story written in captivating rhyming prose.Christmas arrives, but Lajwahé is not quite ready. How would the canna lily gardens respond? What would seamstresses do, tailors too. What are the goldsmiths up to, photo studios too? Are you ready to join the masquerades on their comical adventures? And more, awaken handyman skills in children as they build Christmas decorations unique to Ghana. And really what is Christmas all about. Let's find out!Blonyabe y¿ Lajwahe ji Afrika nik¿¿m¿-lala f¿o ko ni k¿¿ Blonyabaa k¿ eyeli he.Asako he ni Blonya ba pue y¿ Lajwahe. Ani canna lily f¿f¿i tromii baateshi äa l¿ lo? M¿ni yei-anikp¿l¿i baafee, hii-anikp¿l¿i hu. Shikaserel¿i eka am¿toi, mfonirishãl¿i hu. Obaafata Kakamotobi shw¿l¿i asãsãas¿feem¿ l¿ he lo? Hã gbék¿¿bii ajie am¿wabiiä k¿ Blonya saam¿ nibii klam¿i, Ghanabii an¿ sr¿toi kom¿i. Agb¿n¿ hu, m¿ni hew¿ ni aye¿ Blonya.Ba ni w¿ya gbl¿shi k¿ tao¿ f¿¿¿ naa.

28 Days of Homowo - An English/Ga Bilingual BookThis book is written in a very simple way but with a profound message for both adults and children. It introduces new perspectives on the essential themes of Homowo, a Thanksgiving and New Year's celebration of the Gã of Ghana: gratitude, family, prayer, mindfulness, community and friendship. Discover the healing balm of family activity: reading, coloring, doodling, patterning and self-expression all in a relaxed atmosphere. Each day's illustration has enough detail and humor perfect for decorating with markers, colored pencils, and even crayons and embellishing with gel or glitter pens.Those familiarizing themselves with the Gã language will get used to the structure, different and repetitive words to help them improve their vocabulary. Questions, charts, and recipes will enforce lessons learned. This book is perfect for bilingual and multilingual families.As a social studies workbook, both teachers and students as well as homeschooling families will discover all there is to love and learn about Homowo. It provides a comprehensive introduction to Gã culture, customs and traditions, helping students to build a better understanding of the cultural world they live in. Interactive questions and activities encourage participation and opportunities to reflect on knowledge acquired.H¿m¿w¿yeli Gbii 28 Wolo n¿¿ ekanem¿ jraa kwraa, shi mo¿ nilee ni y¿¿ mli l¿ ji nikasem¿ agbo k¿hã onukpai k¿ gbek¿bii f¿¿ tw¿m. Wolo n¿¿ ts¿¿¿ otii ni y¿¿ H¿m¿w¿yeli mli k¿ naats¿¿¿m¿i hee sr¿toi: shidaa, weku, s¿lem¿, m¿hejw¿¿m¿, män¿yaa, k¿ naanyob¿¿.Tsakpãa ni y¿¿ f¿l¿i, bii, k¿ am¿wekum¿i ate¿ l¿ tam¿ tsam¿tsofa k¿ji am¿k¿ am¿he b¿ ojogbä¿. Wolo n¿¿ mli adesa k¿ nitsum¿i ni y¿¿ mli l¿ baawa awaje tsakpãa n¿¿ mli kp¿¿¿: k¿ji m¿f¿¿m¿ wa k¿ ekanem¿, ekadim¿, esh¿¿m¿, ekwaom¿, aloo nit¿¿m¿i k¿saa mfonirii ni y¿¿ wolo n¿¿ mli y¿ hej¿l¿ mli. B¿ni at¿¿ gbi f¿¿ gbi nibii l¿, obaana h¿gb¿ babao ni bodi¿¿ts¿ ojie owaonaa k¿saasaa am¿ k¿ nish¿¿m¿, k¿ kwaom¿ k¿ emli k¿ts¿i k¿ suit¿¿m¿ tsei sr¿toi.M¿i hu nimiitao ni am¿kase Gã l¿, am¿baana ak¿ wiem¿i l¿ tsram¿ k¿ ¿maa l¿ baawa am¿ di¿¿ts¿. Sanebim¿i k¿ nitsum¿i bibii kom¿i ni y¿¿ wolo l¿ mli hu baawa ni shishinum¿ l¿ am¿ shi ojogbä¿. Wolo n¿¿ hi ha sh¿aiä ni awie¿ wiem¿i babaoo.Skulbii, ts¿¿¿l¿i, k¿ sh¿aiä ni fe¿ am¿di¿¿ts¿ am¿skul baanya wolo n¿¿ he k¿ji am¿k¿fata am¿ social studies nikasem¿ l¿ he, ejaak¿ ets¿¿¿ H¿m¿w¿yeli k¿ Gã kusum l¿¿ agugu l¿. Nilee ni anaa k¿j¿¿ nikanem¿ n¿¿ mli l¿ he baaba s¿¿nam¿ aha, ni ebaawa m¿i ni bote¿ mli l¿ ni am¿ny¿ am¿k¿ m¿f¿¿m¿ ni y¿¿ je¿ kojii ejw¿ l¿ f¿¿ ahi shi y¿ toi¿j¿l¿ mli. En¿ baaba mli k¿ji am¿tse am¿hi¿ k¿kane ni¿maa l¿ ojogbä¿: shigb¿l¿m¿ sanebim¿i, nihoom¿i, k¿ nikasem¿ k¿ eshishinum¿ he nitsum¿i ni y¿¿ wolo n¿¿ mli l¿.