Aloha From Hawaii Ukulele Girl With Flower Leis
Coloring guide
A smiling woman with long wavy hair sits near the water and plays a small ukulele. She wears two thick, full flower leis that drape over her chest, and the petals are drawn as bumpy, cloud-like shapes that are fun to fill in. Behind her, palm fronds stretch across the upper left, and a calm ocean line runs across the middle with a few wavy ripples near the shore. Large script lettering on the right reads Aloha, with the words FROM HAWAII in block letters underneath. Try coloring the leis in bright pinks, yellows, and whites, then use soft blues and greens for the water and palm leaves. This free printable also works well for a geography or culture lesson, since kids can talk about what a ukulele is and why people say aloha in Hawaii. The big outlined letters are easy for younger children to color.
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