What are some of the first things you think of when you think of Hawaii? Do you think of hula dancers, palm trees, pineapples? I’m guessing you think of all of those things, plus some, but I bet you don't think of the alphabet! Hawaii’s alphabet was invented by missionaries long ago, it includes all five vowels, plus the letters h,k,l,m,n,p, and w, that's only 12 letters! But that's not all, there is so much more to learn about this amazing eight island chain.
Now you’re probably wondering, well why should I visit Hawaii, there’s nothing really special about, it is just a normal state. But there’s many things that are special about it. First, the weather, the weather is very steady in Hawaii, even though it still has all the seasons just like …show more content…
Second, the people and the culture, all of the people in Hawaii have a friendly “Aloha Spirit” this means that they are very kind and fun loving. Next is the beaches and oceans, the Pacific Ocean is a phenomenal place for snorkeling and seeing plenty of sea life. And out of the 400+ beaches you won't find two that are the same, there are green sand beaches, black sand, red, yellow and white sand. Third, I will share about the food and shopping. The food is mostly traditional Hawaiian food like, poi, salmon, ahi ahi, Kahlua pork, and Hawaiian bread. Shopping is wonderful in Hawaii because you can really find whatever you need, souvenirs, gifts, snacks and so much more, some is cheap and some expensive. Lahaina in Maui is a great place to shop, have great food, and have a lot of fun! On to history, geography, and volcanoes! Hawaii’s history is very important, such as the first people there, and Pearl Harbor as one of the biggest Hawaiian historical moments, these things are important to Hawaii and our country because we were affected by it in many ways. Now the geography, the Hawaiian islands are …show more content…
Today in Hawaii, there are three active volcanoes, two on the Big Island, the Maunaloa and the Kilauea and the Loihi that is located underwater a little ways off the Big Island. There are seven major volcanoes in Hawaii to this day, but there are countless others throughout the islands. The seven major volcanoes include Haleakala on Maui, the Maunaloa, Kilauea, Mauna Kea, Loihi, Diamond Head, and the Kohala. The last big Hawaiian volcano eruption was in 1801, but the Maunaloa last erupted in 1984 and Kilauea has been erupting continuously since 1983. As I said earlier, Loihi is located underwater and has been erupting since 1996, and scientist think that is may break the surface and for a ninth island in about 250,000
Now you’re probably wondering, well why should I visit Hawaii, there’s nothing really special about, it is just a normal state. But there’s many things that are special about it. First, the weather, the weather is very steady in Hawaii, even though it still has all the seasons just like …show more content…
Second, the people and the culture, all of the people in Hawaii have a friendly “Aloha Spirit” this means that they are very kind and fun loving. Next is the beaches and oceans, the Pacific Ocean is a phenomenal place for snorkeling and seeing plenty of sea life. And out of the 400+ beaches you won't find two that are the same, there are green sand beaches, black sand, red, yellow and white sand. Third, I will share about the food and shopping. The food is mostly traditional Hawaiian food like, poi, salmon, ahi ahi, Kahlua pork, and Hawaiian bread. Shopping is wonderful in Hawaii because you can really find whatever you need, souvenirs, gifts, snacks and so much more, some is cheap and some expensive. Lahaina in Maui is a great place to shop, have great food, and have a lot of fun! On to history, geography, and volcanoes! Hawaii’s history is very important, such as the first people there, and Pearl Harbor as one of the biggest Hawaiian historical moments, these things are important to Hawaii and our country because we were affected by it in many ways. Now the geography, the Hawaiian islands are …show more content…
Today in Hawaii, there are three active volcanoes, two on the Big Island, the Maunaloa and the Kilauea and the Loihi that is located underwater a little ways off the Big Island. There are seven major volcanoes in Hawaii to this day, but there are countless others throughout the islands. The seven major volcanoes include Haleakala on Maui, the Maunaloa, Kilauea, Mauna Kea, Loihi, Diamond Head, and the Kohala. The last big Hawaiian volcano eruption was in 1801, but the Maunaloa last erupted in 1984 and Kilauea has been erupting continuously since 1983. As I said earlier, Loihi is located underwater and has been erupting since 1996, and scientist think that is may break the surface and for a ninth island in about 250,000