Publisher Description:
Welcome to Lekti Kids Kool Kreyòl Collection! Did you know that 'lekti' means reading in Haitian Créole? Check out our brand new Lekti Kids' Kool Kreyòl Collection: - The content is original, colorful, and laid out in fun, simple comic panels for optimal student engagement.
- Each book was created by Michelle St. Claire with translations from professional native Haitian Créole speakers.
- Perfect for the English/Literature teacher seeking to supplement his/her reading class with additional work.
- Perfect for immigrant students in U.S., Canada, Europe, and Africa.
- Made for the native Haitian child in mind.
- Every book purchased is a book donated to a Haitian primary school.
- For more information, contact us at facebook.com/lektikids.
- Thank you for your purchase.
- Merci!
Albert Einstein is a fun, fact-filled biography! - Students will learn about this remarkable scientist and theorist.
- These books are perfect for students in Haiti, U.S., Canada, Europe, and Africa.
- These books were specifically created for the native Haitian child in mind.
- Remember that every book purchased is a book donated to a Haitian primary school.
- For more information, contact us at facebook.com/lektikids.
Hey, learn some fun facts about Haiti: - The name, Haiti, comes from 'Ayiti, ' which is a Taino word that means mountainous.
- Haiti was the first Black republic in the New World.
- Haiti was the result of the first successful African slave rebellion in the Americas.
- Haitian Créole was primarily a spoken language created by then-African slaves for the purposes of uniting the varied African tribes/languages on the Caribbean island.
- Haiti was first called Hispanola, then Saint-Domingue.
- Haiti controlled the Dominican Republic for many years.
- The Haitian-American diaspora spans the entire world.
- The primary religion in Haiti is Christianity, either Roman Catholic or Protestant.
- Haiti was once called the "Pearl of the Caribbean," the richest Caribbean island in the new world.
- 2/3rd of rum, sugar, and cotton exported around the world during the 1500s-1700s came from Haiti (then called Saint-Domingue).
- Haitian people are awesome!
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