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We ❤️ Trees!

Keiki Art Contest

Open to students in grades K-8 only. SUBMISSION DEADLINE OCTOBER 3rd. Once all submissions are in, judges will choose winners from each grade level. Both the winning students and their teachers will receive a prize!

Presented by:
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healthy climate communities
Step 1

Plan your 20 minute discussion using our Trees Matter presentation. You can download it in pdf form or use this Canva link.

Step 2

Review the guidelines below based on the medium of your student’s choice.

Step 3

Scan and submit your student’s artwork by October 3rd. For help, see the How-to Video in the resources section below.

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Traditional Category

  • Paper size: 8.5 x 11 inches, horizontal or vertical.
  • Pen and ink, crayons, pastels, and/or paints may be used.
  • Drawings may not be computer enhanced and no cutouts.
Reading Book at The Park

Digital Category

  • Artboard size: 8.5 x 11 inches, horizontal or vertical.
  • Use your favorite drawing software or app to create your artwork.

Resources:

Here are resources teachers can use to inspire their students:

Submit Artwork Here

More info on how to submit your artwork in the video below:

Deadline: October 3, 2026

Click here for ideas highlighting the benefits of trees.

Questions? Please email us here.

The 2025 Contest is now closed.
Thank you for celebrating trees with us. Grade level winners will be announced and posted on November 7th.

Gallery of Select Past Winners:

1

“I love how you make earth the central idea of this beautiful art piece and how trees revolve around that too. Awesome work!”
-Ashley, Judge

2

 “I like the bright yellow set off from dark background.”
-Kathy, Judge

3

“I liked how there is a lot going on, but it is cohesive and not distracting. It perfectly conveys the message that trees affect everyone.”
-Grace, Judge

Trees for Honolulu's Future and Healthy Climate Communities are proud to be co-presenting sponsors along with:

aloha collective
bishop museum
dole plantation
down to earth
kupuna collective
little hands
surfshack
sustainable coastlines
tiny hearts
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