This resource is a printable coloring and activity book that introduces young learners to Hawaiʻi trees, their ecological roles, and their cultural uses. It includes coloring pages, simple facts, hands-on activities, a story about an ʻōhiʻa seed finding a home, and follow-up pages about trees, ahupuaʻa, and canoe plants. It supports early place-based learning through art, observation, and tree-focused activities.
Tree Coloring, Story, and Nature Activities
Students color pages about Hawaiʻi trees, read or listen to the Lehua Finds a Home story, and complete simple follow-up activities about tree benefits, shade, tree identification, land divisions, and canoe plants. Some pages also include hands-on projects, such as making DIY ʻōhiʻa flowers or using ti leaves in cultural and creative activities.
