Hawaii the 50th State
Hawaii, the 50th state of the USA, holds a rich history and vibrant culture. From ancient Hawaiians and their seafaring skills to the unique geography shaped by volcanic activity, the islands are a treasure trove of natural beauty and traditions. Learn about the Polynesian explorers, Ahupuaa land divisions, traditional living, and Hawaiian language. Explore the diverse flora and fauna brought by settlers and the significance of Hawaiian words. Immerse yourself in the paradise of Hawaii through its vibrant past and present.
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Hawaii the 50thState By: Leslie Ann Kainoa
About Me I was born in Hawaii I grew up on the Island of Oahu My family is from Oahu and Maui I went to school at the University of Hawaii I lived in Hawaii for 40 years
The Hawaiian Islands Over half the State population lives here! State Capital The Grand Canyon of the Pacific The Friendly Isle Private! Robinson Family only Observatories Smallest island is uninhabited! 8 Islands 5 main 3 minor 3 Active Volcanoes Loihi A future island!
Geography The islands are formed from lava from volcanoes There are 2 types of lava A a is rough and moves very slow Pahoehoe is smooth and moves fast
Ancient Hawaiians The Polynesians explorers set sail across the Pacific ocean to discover Hawaii They were expert navigators who could use just the stars and the sun to travel the ocean They used patterns in the weather and watched the sea birds and animals to help them find land They used large outrigger canoes to sail across the ocean
Ancient Hawaiians Settlers brought many plants - coconuts, banana, sugarcane, sweet potato, taro, and breadfruit. They also brought many animals dogs, chickens, pigs, and rats
How They Lived Hale - houses were made of dried grass, sticks and sometime rocks They used kukui nuts for candles at night Food was cooked in an imu underground pit
Hawaiian Words Aloha - hello, goodbye and love Mahalo - thank you Ohana - family Keiki - child Kumu - teacher Kokua - help Pau finished Mele Kaliki Maka Merry Christmas Shaka!
Facts about Hawaii State Flag State Flower Yellow Hibiscus State Tree Kukui Nut Tree
Facts about Hawaii State Bird Nene Hawaiian Goose State Mammal Hawaiian Monk Seal State Fish Humuhumunukunukuap ua a State Marine Mammal Humpbacked Whale
Music and Dance Hula is the traditional dance The traditional music is chanting and gourds Modern Hawaiian music includes ukulele and guitars
Traditional Instruments Ipu Dried out gourd Ka eke eke Bamboo tubes creates a hollow sound Pahu Made from sharkskin stretched over a hollow log
Traditional Hawaiian Food Kalua Pig roasted and shredded pork Lau lau pork wrapped with taro leaves Poi mashed taro Poke raw marinated fish Lomi salmon - salted salmon mixed with tomatoes and onions Haupia coconut custard bar
Local Hawaii Food Loco Moco Spam Musubi Plate Lunch Bento
Growing up in Hawaii It never grew cold! We only wore shorts and t-shirts When it rained there was almost always a rainbow Lots of hiking Went to the beach almost every weekend We had to fly every where. No road trips possible. Best food in the world!
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