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Table of Content 

A.Aloha

B.Bungalows 

C.Climate.

D.Dance.

E.Eruptions

F.Flag

G.Gem  

H. Honolulu is the heartbeat of Oahu. 

I. Ilima hibiscus. Flower

J. Jungles 

K. King Kamehameha 

L. Location  

M. Mountains 

N. Natural Resources

O. Oahu

P. Population or People

Q. Queen Kaahumanu

R. Rain

S. Surfing

T. Time zone

U. Ukulele

V. Volcano's 

W. Waikiki. 

X.The XTERRA Games

Y.Yarns leis

Z.Zip lining.

Index

A.     Aloha...........4-5

B.     Bungalows.........6-7

C.Climate...........8-9

D.     Dance......10-11

E.     Eruptions............12-13

F.     Flag..............14-15

G.Gem.........16.-17  

H. Honolulu is the heartbeat of Oahu............18-19

I.       Ilima Hibiscus Flower.........20-21

J.     Jungles..........22-23

K.      King Kamehameha.........24-25

L.     Location...........26-27

M. Mountains.......28-29 

N.     Natural Resources........30-31

O. Oahu...............32-33

P.     Population or People........34-35

Q. Queen Kaahumanu............36-37

R.     Rain..........38-39

S.     Surfing...............40-41

T.     Time zone.........42-43

U.     Ukulele........44-45

V.     Volcano's..............46-47

W. Waikiki..........48-49 

X.     The XTERRA Games.........50-51

Y.     Yarns leis..........52-53

Z.     Zip lining......................54-55

in the Hawaiian language means affection, peace, compassion, 

and to say goodbye. "Aloha" is also included in the state 

nickname of Hawaii, the "Aloha State."

A.a. 

Is for Bungalows homes hoisted above the water on 

sturdy pillars it sits on large platforms. While the 

bungalows might look primitive from the outside, they're 

usually quite luxurious inside. Often times, they contain 

a glass floor so you can look at the water and its sea life 

below.

B.b.

C.c.

 Typically warm and sunny throughout the year, 

winter months are wetter, and sometimes stormier, but 

rainbows quickly follow the rains.

D.d.

Hula dancing is the traditional art of movement, smooth bodily 

gestures and vocals.   You may notice that Hula Dancing seems 

to have an incredibly smooth "flow" and the movements are 

extremely fluid.   These movements are said to actually tell a 

story or represent movements of nature such as trees blowing 

in the wind or fish swimming smoothly in the ocean.

E.e.

 Under-sea volcanoes that erupted thousands of years ago 

formed the islands of Hawaii.

F.f.

Hawaii was once an independent kingdom. (1810 - 

1893) The flag was designed at the request of King 

Kamehameha I. It has eight stripes of white, red and 

blue that represents the eight main islands. The flag 

of Great Britain is emblazoned in the upper left corner 

to honor Hawaii's friendship with the British.

G.g.

Hawaii designated black coral as the official state gem in 

1987. Black corals are animals that live in colonies up to 6 

feet high (1.8 meters), though individual polyps may be 

less than .04 inches (1 mm) in diameter. Polyps are 

cylindrical with six non-retractable tentacles armed with 

stinging cells.

H. h.

Honolulu, on Oahu’s south shore, is capital of 

Hawaii, and gateway to the U.S. island chain.

I.i.

The ‘Ilima is an indigenous plant related to hibiscus. Habitats 

include rocky or sandy coasts, lava fields, mesic forests, and 

low wet forests from sea level up to 6500 feet. It is a shrub 

with grayish-green, heart-shaped leaves. The flowers are 

solitary and yellowish-orange. ‘Ilima is used for making 

medicine (for pregnant women and asthmatic children) and 

leis with the flowers 

J.j. 

In 1887, in celebration of her Golden Jubilee commemorating her fifty-year 

reign, Queen Victoria presented Hawaii’s Princess Lili’uokalani with a solid 

gold bracelet. According to English fashion, her name was engraved in old 

English lettering and enameled in black. The bracelet became one of 

Lili’uokalani’s most treasured pieces.   Most Hawaiian Heirloom jewelry is 

made by hand-engraving.

K.k.

King Kamehameha the Great (c. 1758–1819; r. 

1792–1819) controlled the Big Island of Hawaii, 

captured Maui and Molokai and set his eyes on Oahu.

L. l.

The state of Hawaii consists of eight main islands: 

Niihau, Kauai, Oahu, Maui, Molokai, Lanai, Kahoolawe 

and the Big Island of Hawaii.

M.m.    

12 major mountain peaks of the 

Hawaiian Islands and the U.S. State 

of Hawaii. 

N.n.

Its only natural resources are its climate, soil, vegetation, 

groundwater supply, and surrounding ocean. Hawaii's fertile 

soil is composed of lava ash and soft, sandy stone. Because of 

the mild climate and fertile soil, the crop year never ends. The 

most abundant minerals are stone, cement, and sand and 

gravel.

O.o.

Oahu is an island in the mid-Pacific, 

part of the Hawaiian island chain and 

home to the state capital, Honolulu. 

P.p. 

Hawaii has the largest multiracial 

population of any U.S. state. In the 

2000 census, 21.4% of Hawaiians 

selected two or more races to 

identify themselves.

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