Hawaiian Native Plants Coloring Book | National Tropical Botanical Garden
Hawaiian Native Plants Coloring Book is a National Tropical Botanical Garden resource that helps learners explore native Hawaiian plants through coloring pages and short plant profiles. It introduces native plant diversity, traditional uses, endemism, and conservation in a format that is especially accessible for younger learners and classroom enrichment.
Connecting with Trees: A Multi-Sensory Multi-Day Program | Trees for Honolulu’s Future
Connecting with Trees is a multi-day K–2 curriculum from Trees for Honolulu’s Future that helps young children build a relationship with trees through songs, sensory observation, gratitude activities, recycled-art projects, Hawaiian vocabulary, and drawing. The lessons combine classroom and outdoor experiences and encourage students to notice what trees do for people and how people can care for trees in return.
Forest Friends Coloring Book | Hawaiʻi Forest Institute
Forest Friends is a coloring book from the Hawaiʻi Forest Institute that introduces learners to native Hawaiian animals and the habitats they depend on. Through illustrated pages and short species descriptions, it teaches about endemism, ecology, cultural significance, and conservation. The resource is especially well suited for elementary classroom or home learning.
The Forest Jewels of Hawaiʻi: Native Bird Coloring Book | Department of Land and Natural Resources
The Forest Jewels of Hawaiʻi is a coloring book from DLNR Forestry & Wildlife that introduces learners to Hawaiʻi’s native forest birds through illustrated coloring pages and short species profiles. It helps students learn about bird appearance, habitat, island distribution, cultural importance, and conservation while engaging creatively with the material. The resource is especially well suited for elementary classroom or home use.
Summer Fun Tree Coloring & Activity Book | City and County of Honolulu
Summer Fun Tree Coloring & Activity Book is a printable educational resource that helps young learners explore Hawaiʻi trees through coloring, storytelling, and simple hands-on activities. It combines tree facts, cultural connections, and place-based lessons about ahupuaʻa, canoe plants, and caring for ʻāina. The book is especially well suited for elementary learners and informal tree-based education.
Community Forestry Program K-5 Educational Activities | City and County of Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation
Community Forestry Program K-5 Educational Activities is a printable collection of elementary tree-learning activities focused on biodiversity, plant parts, habitat, pollination, and the benefits of urban forests. It combines observation, outdoor exploration, creative response, and simple science activities to help students build relationships with trees and nature. The resource supports place-based learning through engaging, age-appropriate forestry activities.
Native Honeycreeper Color Sheets | East Maui Watershed Partnership
Native Honeycreeper Color Sheets is a downloadable art resource from the East Maui Watershed Partnership featuring native Hawaiian forest birds. It helps students build familiarity with species such as the kiwikiu, ʻakohekohe, ʻapapane, and ʻiʻiwi through coloring and observation. The resource supports early conservation learning through simple, place-based classroom or home activities.
Mālama Wao Akua for the Classroom | East Maui Watershed Partnership
Mālama Wao Akua for the Classroom is an art-integrated environmental education resource from the East Maui Watershed Partnership in collaboration with Hui Noʻeau Visual Arts Center. It encourages students to learn about Hawaiian island formation, species arrival, rainforest ecology, and Maui’s native species while creating artwork for a juried exhibit. The resource supports classroom participation with teacher guidance, contest rules, and student entry information for elementary, middle, and high school levels.
Educators & Students Website | Hawaiʻi Kāhuli
Educational materials on kāhuli (tree snails) and their habitat.
Native Species Masks | Three Mountain Alliance
Lesson Plan for Watershed Friend Masks activity
