Climbing Adventure Kakapo Coloring Pages

Animal July 27, 2025

Though they can't fly, kakapo are amazing climbers! This exciting kakapo coloring page captures Kiko on a brave climbing adventure up a giant fern tree. Perfect for adventurous kids aged 3-5, this activity promotes themes of courage and perseverance. As children color, they engage with the story and improve their focus. Our kakapo coloring book is filled with scenes that inspire confidence. This particular page is great for vertical coloring strokes, offering a unique way to practice motor skills with their favorite flightless parrot.

Coloring Page Details

Width: 896 plex
Height: 1280 plex
Resolution: 896x1280
File Size: 530 KB

Coloring page story

Kakapo can't fly, but they are great climbers! Kiko wants to climb a big fern tree to see the moon better. He grabs the trunk with his strong feet and beak. Grip, pull, step. It’s a bit wobbly. He feels a little scared. But he looks at his strong legs and thinks, "I am a good climber." Grip, pull, step. Soon, he is at the very top! The moon smiles right at him.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The theme of 'trying something a little scary and succeeding' is very empowering for 3-5 year olds. The simple, bold vertical lines of the tree are great for practicing up-and-down coloring motions. The character's positive expression provides emotional reassurance. The kakapo's large body is a single, satisfying area to color.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

You can do it, Kiko! Let's help him climb. You can use your crayon to go up, up, up the tree trunk, just like Kiko is climbing. What color is his strong body? A brave green, perhaps? And let's give that smiling moon a happy yellow color. You are a great climber, just like Kiko!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

This page looks great printed on A4 or Letter-sized paper. Ensure your printer has enough black ink for the bold, thick outlines, which are key to making this kakapo coloring page easy for little hands to navigate.

Recommended Tools

Colored pencils are excellent for this page, as they encourage controlled strokes while coloring the vertical tree trunk. Chunky markers are great for filling in Kiko and the moon quickly and vibrantly. A mix of tools can make the process even more engaging.