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It's straightforward to load and use the lambda notebook in a google colab notebook. To get this going do:
!pip install lambda-notebook
And then, since you can't change the kernel, execute the following import statement:
import lamb.auto
The first command ensures that the package and its dependencies are installed, and the second loads the same infrastructure as the lambda notebook kernel. After that import, and all the lambda notebook magics (%te, %lamb, and %%lamb) and infrastructure should be loaded and in the current namespace.