O Tala Tu'u Ma Pese
O Mamanu o le Siapo
Learn about the meaning of designs found in Siapo, an example of Samoan visual language. >>
Le Moe a Timi
Uncle Timi falls asleep on the beach and does not wake up until the tide washes over him. >>
'O le Taimi o le Palolo
A traditional song about the gathering of the Palolo, a small sea-worm harvested on the reef at high tide.>>
'O le Laumei ma le Āeto
Aesop's classic fable, whose lesson is never to put yourself in your enemy's clutches.>>
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Pese Samoa
This collection of popular songs has composition dates spanning 100 years. >>
'O Pese Samoa
An early childhood music resource for teachers and parents of songs in Samoan with English translation.>>
'O se Pō Māninoa
A little girl can't go to sleep and decides to go for a night walk on the beach - she encounters some interesting creatures.>>
'O le 'Āsini, o le Manuki ma le Mole
Aesop's classic fable reminding us to be grateful for what nature has given us. >>
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Sina Ma le Tuna
Sina makes a pet of an eel, but she doesn't know that he is really the King of Fiji in disguise...>>
Pālusami
Palusami is a pan-Pacific dishof taro leaves baked with fresh coconutIn this story Fatu cooks some up for lunch. >>
'O le Aso Lotu a Tamaiti
Lefaga Sope and her brothers go to the church hall after school to practice for the White Sunday service in October. >>
O Se Meaalofa Mo Tina
To his mother's great joy, Tina catches a big fish by the end of his birthday.>>
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