Interactive Alphabet by Pi'ikea St. sneaks Hawaiian influences into fun alphabet game

Interactive Alphabet is an super-cute app for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad that gently teaches kids the alphabet by showing objects that start with each of the letters from A-Z.

My two-year-old and I have both fallen in love with the app. He loves the fact that each letter has its own interactive experience (kids can play the Xylophone, a Fan blows the text off of the screen when switched on) and I love the Hawaiian influences found throughout the app, from the subtle background music featuring ukulele to the nods to island life in the alphabet: V is for volcano (which erupts), B is for Beach, and S is for Squid, to name a few. Here's a demo video from the developer: