The Lorax Trees and Nature Fun Activities

The “The Lorax Trees & Nature Activities” worksheet provides an engaging, hands-on learning experience for elementary students, including Kindergarten (K), 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade. Through this activity, children will discover why trees are so important – they help clean the air, provide homes for animals, and offer shade. Students will match pictures to tree benefits such as homes for animals, shade, and oxygen. They will also learn about the tree life cycle – from seed to decay – which helps deepen their understanding of nature’s process. Additionally, students will get creative by drawing their favorite tree, imagining themselves as a tree, and envisioning what animals would visit their tree and why. This activity fosters creativity, critical thinking, and environmental awareness, making it a perfect resource for young learners across all grades. Ideal for classrooms or at-home learning, this worksheet encourages kids to connect with nature in a meaningful and fun way.

Usage:

This worksheet is great for environmental education in schools, home learning, or extracurricular activities. It engages children in learning about trees, nature, and environmental conservation.

Activity:

• Learn about tree benefits and life cycles
• Match pictures with tree benefits (bird’s nest, shade, oxygen)
• Draw a favorite tree and describe why it’s special
• Imagine being a tree and describe your experiences
• Draw animals visiting your tree and explain why
• Create a scene of people enjoying shade under your tree

Tools Needed:

• Crayons
• Markers
• Colored pencils
• Paper

Page Size:

8.5″x11″ (Letter Size)

User Instruction:

• Read about the importance of trees and their benefits for the environment.
• Match the pictures of a bird’s nest, person under a tree, and oxygen bubbles to the correct tree benefits (homes for animals, shade, oxygen).
• Learn the tree life cycle – from seed to decay – and understand how trees grow.
• Draw your favorite tree and write why it’s special to you.
• Imagine you are a tree and draw yourself. What kind of tree would you be?
• Draw animals visiting your tree and explain why they would come.
• Draw people enjoying shade under your tree and describe how you would help them.
• Draw something that would make your tree happy and write about it.