Berry Search & Learning Kakapo Coloring Pages

Animal July 27, 2025

Join Kiko the kakapo on his search for yummy rimu berries! These nature-themed coloring pages offer a sweet story of gentle challenges and happy discoveries. Designed for ages 3-5, coloring this searching kakapo helps children with problem-solving concepts and fine motor control. Our printable kakapo coloring book provides hours of creative fun, connecting children to the natural world. Each sheet is an opportunity to discuss food, nature, and feelings like sadness and happiness, making this a valuable learning tool.

Coloring Page Details

Width: 896 plex
Height: 1280 plex
Resolution: 896x1280
File Size: 1 MB

Coloring page story

Kiko's favorite food is the little red rimu berry. It's sweet and juicy. Tonight, he can't find any! He sniffs the ground, sniff, sniff. He looks under the big fern leaves. No berries. He feels a little sad. Just then, a gentle rain begins to fall. Pitter-patter. The rain washes a leaf away, and underneath… a whole patch of yummy red berries! "Thank you, rain," Kiko chirps.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The story of searching and finding is a relatable concept for 3-5 year olds. The visual elements—kakapo, berries, raindrops—are large, simple, and easily identifiable. Coloring the individual berries helps with fine motor precision in a fun, low-pressure way.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Oh look, Kiko found his favorite snack! Can you help him by coloring the berries? Rimu berries are red, but you can make them any color you want! Maybe rainbow berries? Let's color the raindrops blue and give Kiko his lovely green feather coat. He looks so happy now, thanks to you!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

If using watercolor paints, print on watercolor paper for best results. For crayons or markers, standard heavy cardstock is perfect. Ensure your printer settings are on 'black and white' to save ink and produce a pure line art page for your child's kakapo adventure.

Recommended Tools

Dot markers are a fantastic and fun tool for coloring the berries and raindrops perfectly. Crayons are great for the larger areas like Kiko's body and the fern leaves. Using different tools on one page can be a great sensory experience.