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Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park Native hapu`u tree ferns abound in the rain forest
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Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park
Educational Programs for Schools

School Programs

Programs are designed to be ranger or teacher led.

Ranger-led programs are offered
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays ONLY and begin at 9:30 a.m.


Minimum group size is 15 students
Maximum group size is 60 students
Maximum 10 adults
Groups over 70 may arrange for a ranger orientation and movie at the Kilauea Visitor Center

 
 


 

45 minute program:   Meet the park ranger at:
     
Preschool See, Touch, and Hear Kilauea Visitor Center
     
1 hour programs:                  Start this program at:           
Kindergarten Secrets of the `Apapane Kilauea Visitor Center
First Grade Forest Friends Kilauea Visitor Center


 

1 1/2 hour programs:
Second Grade Our Volcano Island Jaggar Museum
Third Grade Survival of the Fittest Kilauea `Iki Overlook
Fourth Grade Wahi Kapu o Pele Kilauea Visitor Center


 

2 to 2 1/2 hour multigrade programs:
Grades 5-12 Malama `Aina - Stewardship Kilauea Visitor Center
Grades 5-12 Amazing Lava Products Mauna Ulu parking area
Grades 5-12 How Devastating Can it Be ? Devastation trailhead
Grades 6-12 Cultural Uses of Native Plants Kipuka Puaulu trailhead
Grades 6-12 Navigating Through Time Kilauea Visitor Center
College/University Mauna Ulu Hike Mauna Ulu trailhead 
  Pu`u Huluhulu Hike Mauna Ulu trailhead
  Kipuka Puaulu Hike Kipuka Puaulu trailhead
 

Request a program at least one month ahead by submitting a Program Request Form.
An Educational Fee Waiver is also required three weeks prior to your visit.

 

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`a`a flowing over an older flow of pahoehoe.

Did You Know?
The two types of Hawaiian lava differ in appearance but are chemically alike. Pahoehoe has a smoother and ropey surface where a`a is jagged and clinkery.

Last Updated: January 24, 2012 at 15:53 MST