Discover the magic of Lolo Kiko’s enchanting adventures and cultural treasures! Alongside heartwarming stories, our website features a free Crafts & Activities page filled with fun printables, games, and creative projects inspired by Hawaiian traditions. From treasure hunts to coloring pages and word games, kids can play, learn, and celebrate the aloha spirit right at home. Explore, create, and share a little island joy with every click!
🌞 Opposites Game for Little Learners!
Get ready to explore the world around you with our fun and easy Opposites Game! Perfect for preschoolers and early learners, this activity encourages kids to notice everyday things by finding pairs of opposites — like something big and something small, or something hot and something cold.
How to Play:
Look around your room, backyard, or classroom and see what you can find! Use the picture clues to help spark ideas, then challenge yourself to spot even more opposites on your own.
Why We Love It:
✔️ Encourages observation skills
✔️ Builds early language and concept development
✔️ Great for indoor or outdoor play
✔️ No supplies needed, just curious eyes and a big imagination!
Bonus Idea:
Take turns with a friend or grown-up to call out new opposite pairs and race to find them!
🌺 Download your free printable game sheet and start exploring!
Color Lolo Kiko’s Aloha Shirt!
Instructions:
Lolo Kiko loves wearing bright, tropical shirts on his adventures. What colors will you choose for his shirt today? Use your crayons, markers, or paints to color the picture.
Adventures
Make Your Own Paper Lei
You’ll Need:
Colored paper
Scissors
String or yarn
Drinking straws (optional)
Hole punch
Instructions:
Cut out flower shapes from your paper.
Punch a hole in the middle of each flower.
Cut straws into small pieces (about an inch long).
Thread your flowers and straw pieces onto the string, one at a time.
Keep going until your lei is long enough to wear.
Tie the ends together.
Wear your lei and say “Aloha!”
Hawaiian Word of the Week Coloring Page
Instructions:
Aloha means hello, goodbye, and love.
Instructions:
Color the word ALOHA in big bubble letters. Then, draw a picture of what aloha means to you inside the hearts and flowers around the word.
Bonus:
Can you say aloha to someone today?