Barefoot Hula Dancer on the Sand With Flower in Her Hair

A woman stands on a sandy beach in a hula pose, one arm folded across her middle with the hand held flat and the other hand raised beside her ear. A large hibiscus-style flower is tucked into her long hair, and small leaves are drawn along her halter-style bikini top. She wears a wrapped sarong skirt tied in a knot at the hip, with a loose flap hanging down on one side. Her feet are bare, and a few simple lines mark the sand around her. The big flower, the folds in the sarong, and the leaf details give kids plenty to work with. Try bright pinks or yellows for the flower and a bold tropical print on the skirt. It also works well for a hula or Hawaiian culture lesson, where children can talk about how the hand and arm positions tell a story. Print as many copies as you need for a group.