Nani Icia: Ahuan Tulo: Human Body

By Dr Peter Akalkal Olla

In the realms of parenting, education, and healthcare, communication is crucial. One of the most vital aspects of this communication is the language we use to describe the human body. The significance of using a native language to describe body parts lies in the fact that culturally specific expressions and metaphors related to the body are deeply tied to the language itself. "Nan Icia" is an engaging and informative children's anatomy book that employs simple English alongside Otuho language and kid-friendly illustrations to explain the parts of the human body. It covers basic anatomy as well as the major internal organs. The book encourages children to identify and label the illustrated body parts. As a Lotuho learner, this book will help you master your Otuho pronunciation, inspire you with thought-provoking Otuho minimal pair words, and engage you in completing an Otuho crossword puzzle while recovering lost Otuho vocabulary. By reading this book, you will join the hilariously funny character Iba, meet the grumpy Hitiho, and interact with the witty Icia. You will learn to: Increase your self-awareness and confidence. Use correct terminology for body parts to communicate your needs and feelings. Expand your vocabulary. Understand how the body works. Recognise the importance of healthy habits and good hygiene. Prepare for future health education.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1326054287
• ISBN13: 9781326054281
• Release Date: October 2025
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.36 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 6.6" x 10.3"