
Lyon Arboretum offers hands-on outdoor field trips for children in grades K and up, which adhere to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), the Hawaii Core Standards for Social Studies Standards (HCSSS), and/or the Hawaiʻi Content and Performance Standards III (HCPS III).
On-site Field Trips
Grade K: Plant Explorations: This field trip engages the five senses to explore all the parts of a plant.
Second Grade: Students will learn about the interdependence between plants, insects, and animals in relation to pollination and seed dispersal.
Third Grade: Students will learn about adaptations in plants and the relationship between a plant’s traits and its environment.
Fourth Grade: In this field trip, addressing the Hawaii Core Standards for Social Studies, students will learn about our Hawaiian environment and why humans changed the environment, and why we decide to live where we do.
Self-Guided Field Trips: Self-Guided field trips are an alternative option for individual classes (of no more than 25 students) that would like to create their own unique experience at the Arboretum.