Keiki Ranger Activity BookKeiki Ranger Activity Book

World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument

at Pearl Harbor

World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument

at Pearl Harbor

KIANA

KAI

1 Arizona Memorial Place Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96818www.nps.gov/valr www.pacifichistoricparks.org

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We are so glad you’re here and that you’ve taken on the challenge to complete our Keiki Ranger Activity Book. The word “keiki” means “child” in Hawaiian, so this book was designed with you, our youngest visitors, in mind! Have fun with it. Before you begin, we’d like to share with you a few important things to remember:

1. Please be respectful of property and others around you: Be mindful of your noise levels and refrain from climbing, sitting, or leaning on displays and exhibits.

2. While we recognize that many of our keiki visitors are very talented artists, please take special care to make sure that the crayons are only used for coloring in the activity book.

3. Most importantly: Enjoy your visit and this special oppor-tunity to remember, honor, and understand the history here at the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center!

Once you’ve completed all the activities, visit the bookstore to find the WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument stamp to mark your official date of completion. Then, bring this book to the National Park Service Tickets and Information desk to receive your Junior Park Ranger badge!

On the Hunt

for History!

KIANA

KAI

“Aloha and welcome to the World War II

Valor in the Pacific National Monument!”

Tree of Life

Map of the Pacific

Faces of Oahu

USS Bell

USS MemorialUSS Anchor

Look for these items while you walk through the Pearl Harbor Visitor

Center. Check off each item as you find it!On the Hunt

for History!

Did you know?

Oil has continued

to leak from the

USS since 1941.

Use the crayons given to you at the NPS

Tickets & Information desk to add your own

color to the USS Memorial.

“Use your imagination!”

KAI

Did you know?

The arrowhead is the official emblem of the National Park Service. The arrowhead is designed to represent the history, plants,

animals, waters, and land formations protected and preserved throughout the

National Park system.

KIANA

KAI

“Solve the maze by finding your way to

Oahu from both Japan and the USA!”

JAPAN

USA

OAHU

What year did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?

Count the number of items that relate to World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument in each set below. Then answer the question below by writing the amount of each object in the corresponding blanks.

USA

The World War II Valor in the Pacific National Monument

at Pearl Harbor is proud to honor

with the title of

Keiki Rangerfor completion of the

Keiki Ranger Activity Book!

print name

KIANA and KAIKnowledge officers for the WWII Valor in the

Pacific National Monument

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