Student drawing at El Porvenir elementary school in Guatemala.

Kids' Games & Activities

Have fun while learning all about rainforests and the people and wildlife that call them home.

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Track It Back game
Interactive

Track It Back 

Do you know where the food you eat comes from? Where is it grown? How is it harvested? Play…
Virtual Treehouse
Interactive

Virtual Treehouse 

Climb up to our Treehouse to play games and explore the many wonders of the rainforest.
My World interactive
Interactive

My World 

What would your life be like if your backyard was a rainforest? Find out by exploring My…
Jewels of the Earth interactive game
Interactive

Jewels Of The Earth 

Play this game to see if you can place unique rainforest flora and fauna in their correct forest…
Children playing outside
Article

7 Tips for Cutting Down Your Kids’ Screen Time 

Ideas that will keep your kids’ minds and bodies active while they also learn about nature.
little girl hugging tree and looking up at sky
Article

10 Easy Ways Kids Can Help Save Rainforests 

You don't have to be big to make a big impact! 
Blue Morpho Butterfly
Article

Plant and Animal Facts 

Forests are home to approximately two-thirds of the world's plants and animals. Learn about some…
Coloring pages: rainforest plants and animals
Article

Wildlife Coloring Pages 

From the world's largest butterfly to a flower that smells like rotting meat, discover the…
Bromeliad in a Panamanian cloud forest
Article

Make a Virtual Visit to a Rainforest 

Discover some of the world's most important rainforests from right where you're sitting.
Manny Manatee and the Mystery of the Murky Water
Article

Kids' Stories About the Rainforest 

Follow a manatee upriver to solve a mystery, make friends with an armadillo, and learn what it's like to grow up in a rainforest in our kids' stories.
On the Amazon river
Publication

How Much Rain Does a Rainforest Get? 

Precipitation is one of the factors that define a rainforest. This handout shows the…
A pair of red-fronted parrots looks out over the forest near the ruins in Tikal National park, Maya Biosphere Reserve.
Publication

What are the layers of the rainforest and what species inhabit each? 

The rainforest is made up of four vertical layers, each with its own unique inhabitants. Learn…