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 8 Islands ID: 808747
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Hawaii the 50th State
By: Leslie
Ann Kainoa
Slide2About Me
I was born in Hawaii
I grew up on the Island of Oahu
My family is from Oahu and MauiI went to school at the University of HawaiiI lived in Hawaii for 40 years
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Islands
5 main
3 minor
The Hawaiian Islands
3
Active Volcanoes
Smallest island is uninhabited!
Loihi
A
future island!
Private! Robinson Family only
State Capital
The Grand Canyon of the Pacific
Observatories
Over half the State population lives here!
The Friendly Isle
Slide4Geography
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
Slide5Ancient 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
Slide6Ancient Hawaiians
Settlers brought many plants - coconuts, banana, sugarcane, sweet potato, taro, and breadfruit.
They also brought many animals – dogs, chickens, pigs, and rats
Slide7Ahupua’a
Slide8How 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
Slide9Hawaiian Words
Aloha
- hello, goodbye and love
Mahalo - thank youOhana - family
Keiki - childKumu - teacherKokua - help
Pau – finishedMele Kaliki Maka
–
Merry Christmas
Shaka
!
Slide10Facts about Hawaii
State Flag
State
Tree – Kukui Nut Tree
State Flower – Yellow Hibiscus
Slide11Facts about Hawaii
State Bird – Nene Hawaiian Goose
State Fish –
Humuhumunukunukuapua’a
State Mammal – Hawaiian Monk Seal
State Marine Mammal – Humpbacked Whale
Slide12Music and Dance
Hula
is the traditional dance
Modern Hawaiian music includes ukulele and guitarsThe traditional music is chanting and gourds
Slide13Traditional Instruments
Ipu
– Dried out gourd
Pahu – Made from sharkskin stretched over a hollow log Ka’eke’eke
– Bamboo tubes creates a hollow sound
Slide14Traditional Hawaiian Food
Lau
lau
– pork wrapped with taro leaves
Poi – mashed taro
Kalua Pig – roasted and shredded pork
Lomi
salmon - salted salmon mixed with tomatoes and onions
Haupia
– coconut custard bar
Poke – raw marinated fish
Slide15Local Hawaii Food
Loco
Moco
Spam
Musubi
Plate Lunch
Bento
Slide16Growing 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!
Slide17Pictures from Hawaii
Slide18Questions and Answers