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The Letter A .......................................... 3                

The Letter B .......................................... 4                

The Letter C .......................................... 5

The Letter D .......................................... 6

The Letter E ...........................................7

The Letter F ...........................................8

The Letter G .......................................... 9

The Letter H .......................................... 10

The Letter I ........................................... 11

The Letter J ........................................... 12

The Letter K ........................................... 13

The Letter L ........................................... 14

The Letter M ........................................... 15

The Letter N ........................................... 16

The Letter O ........................................... 17

The Letter P ........................................... 18

The Letter Q ........................................... 19

The Letter R ........................................... 20

The Letter S ........................................... 21

The Letter T ........................................... 22

The Letter U .......................................... 23

The Letter V .......................................... 24

The Letter W ......................................... 25

The Letter X .......................................... 26

The Letter Y .......................................... 27

The Letter Z .......................................... 28

Index .............................................. 29

Glossary .......................................... 30

A is for Aloha

Aloha means so many things: hello, goodbye, 

and love to you. 

a

B is for 

state Bird

The Nene (NAY-nay) is 

Hawaiian goose, with 

feathers beige and brown. 

It lives atop of the 

volcanoes. 

b

C is for Capital of Hawaii 

which is Honolulu  

Honolulu is the capital of Hawaii and the largest 

city in Hawaii. 

c

d

D is for 

the 

Dance of 

hula

There are two styles 

of hula, one older 

than the other. 

Kahiko is the 

ancient one and 

Auana is the 

younger. 

e

E is for 

other forms 

of Energy 

The trade winds sheer the 

ridges and spin the 

windmills round, they turn 

the energy of the sky into 

electricity. 

f

F is for the state Fish 

The rectangular triggerfish is Hawaii's official 

state fish. 

g

G is for the state 

Gem 

The black coral of Hawaii grows in the deepest sea. It's 

color of young lava and looks like a leafless tree. 

H is for Hokule'a

Hawaii's Hokule'a is a modern voyaging canoe. 

h

i 

I is for the 

I'olani Palace

I'olani Palace is the 

home of Hawaii's kings. 

It's the only palace in 

America where the echo 

of the monarchy rings. 

j 

J is for 

Jasmine 

Princess Ka'iulani, 

the favored child of 

the state of Hawaii 

named jasmine 

blossoms for her 

peacocks. 

k

K is for Kukui  

Hawaii adopted the Kukui (KOO-koo-wee) as its 

state tree in the year of 1959.  

l

L is for 

Leis

Hawaii's Leis 

are used as a 

ring of 

greeting and 

love. 

m 

M is for 

sea 

Mammals

Dolphins, seals, and 

whales, are 

mammals that you 

can find in the 

Hawaii waters. 

n

N is for 

Natural 

Resources 

Pineapple, coffee, 

and sugarcane help 

fuel Hawaii. 

o 

O is for the O'ahu

Most of Hawaii's people live on the island of 

O'ahu. 

p

P is for the 

Polynesians

The Polynesian 

explores braved the 

open sea and 

discovered the island 

of Hawaii. 

q

Q is for the 

Queen of Hawaii

Hawaii's last queen was 

Lili'uokalani. 

r

R is for the Rain forest 

of Hawaii

The forest is the home of native birds, songs, and 

myths. 

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