Free indian coloring pages

Our coloring pages are a very effective and inspiring way for kids to learn about Native Americans. Hence today, we’ve got them a collection of Native American coloring pages. Native Americans are also popular with some other names like -American Indians, Indigenous Americans, or First Nations people. While coloring these sheets based on Native Americans you will get an idea about their history, culture, dressing, jewelry, etc. The term ‘Indian’ was contributed by Christopher Columbus who mistook them for the East Indies. Take a look at our collection of Native American coloring sheets to print below.

30 Free Printable Native American Coloring Pages:

1. A Proud American Indian Child Coloring Page:

In this picture, the young child is wearing a heavy headdress full of feathers. He is probably wearing the headdress of his father and wants to tell his friends about the bravery of his father. The more feathers on the headdress mean a braver warrior. The little boy is proud of his father and wants to be like him.

1. Native American Gift Of Food:

Native Americans were friendly in nature and had extended every sort of assistance to the Pilgrims.  The Pilgrims were in search of a place to lead a free life and they were welcomed by Native Americans, on their land.  Native Americans were good at farming and would grow a variety of crops. In this picture, the two Native Americans are bringing the pumpkin for their Pilgrims friend.

1. Native Americans Boats Coloring Page:

Some tribes of Native Americans lived near rivers, lakes, and oceans. They used canoes or boats for transportation. The traditional Native American boat were generally dugout canoes, plank canoes, and bark canoes. They used to design their boats with attractive decorations, carvings, and paints.  Native Americans used the boats for traveling and fishing as fishing was the main source of obtaining food for living near water bodies. You can also help in making their boat look colorful.

1. Native Americans Camp Fire:

A campfire was widely used by Native Americans, as part of their tradition. They used it for heat, cooking, to ward off evil spirits, and to scare wild animals. This picture shows some elders enjoying the warmth of the fire in the night under the half-moon. This group of Native Americans looks happy and the reason would lie in the fact they have had a good harvest in the season.

1. American Indians Coloring Page:

The Native Americans are very creative in nature, and this can be witnessed, in the design of their homes. Some of the tribes were nomadic, and their houses were temporary and portable. Such houses were made of poles and animal hides and were known as Tipis. These Tipis were arranged, in closed surroundings and people would carry out their daily activities. The fireplace was important in the Native Americans town as they considered it sacred. The picture shows how people have gathered for some religious practice near the fireplace. You can use different colors to paint their Tipis.

1. Native American And Horse:

The lives of the Native Americans changed significantly after the Spaniards introduced the horse to them. Horses were very useful in the hunting of buffalo or bison. Commuting from one place to other becomes easy and gradually they started leading a life of a nomad. This picture describes how nomadic would carry their belongings on a horse and travel to a distant place in search of land, food, and habitat.

1. Native Americans Were Gatherers:

The Native Americans lead a life of hunters and gatherers. Native American tribes who were involved in farming would grow beans, turnips, maize, and squash. The man in the picture is sitting with maize in the basket, pumpkin and some earthen pots. Native Americans would store surplus food for future use. He is probably interested in selling his products in exchange for other things. 

1. Native American Boy And Girl:

This picture shows a young Native American boy and girl who are dressed traditionally. Native Americans were friendly and the same is reflected, in the smile of these young kids. They have come to welcome the younger group of the Pilgrims. Feathers were very popular especially in headwear in Native Americans dressing.

1. Kachina Native American:

This is a drawing of Kachina Doll which was gifted to kids so that they learn the religious significance and story attached to Kachina doll. Kachina means spirit and the spirit could be of any deceased family member, animal, or deities. These dolls are made of wood and gifted to kids as an object to be treasured. This masked doll is carrying a wooden turtle which symbolizes water and good rain in their culture.

1. Native Americans Kids Riding Horse:

The nomadic tribe’s lives were made easy after the introduction of the horse into their lifestyle. For the nomadic traveling with their belongings become easy as they used to change their place more than five to six times in a year. The young kids, in the picture, are set on a joy ride to the nearby town. The houses in the backdrop of the picture are Tipis used by the nomadic.

1. Native Americans:

The styling of Native Americans had interesting and attractive patterns. Our coloring pages are a great way to learn about the styling pattern of these people. Coloring head wears of different types, jewelry, clothing and their homes give the opportunity to learn about them in a fun way. You can see how men used to wear a long shirt as a dress and women would also wear a long tunic style dress.

1. Native American Boy:

This picture shows a Native American boy holding a bow. Hunting was the main profession of this tribe as they depended heavily on animal meat as the primary source of their food. The feather in the headwear shows that they were warriors and brave tribes. The conical shape house in the picture was a temporary arrangement of residence as they would often travel from one place to place. They use to make different patterns on their home and you can give them beautiful colors.

1. Cartoon Of A Young Native American:

This little Native American boy has participated in the race with other boys. He is determined to take the first spot as he is interested in winning the prize. If he wins the race, some more colorful feathers would be added, to his headgear. Till the time, he gets more feathers you can color the one feather on his headgear.

1. Native American with Musical Drum:

Games, sports and music were a way of spending free time for Native Americans. Rattles and drum were widely used by them, for the purpose of entertainment and celebrations. This girl in the picture is carrying a small-sized drum made of wood. Hoop drums and Shaman drums are some popular types of drums. Drums were widely used by Native Americans to mark social and religious ceremonies.

1. Native American And Big Dog:

Yes, kids, Native Americans used to call horses big dogs or God dogs. Horses played a vital role in transforming them into nomadic hunters and warriors. They called it a big dog because earlier they used dogs for carrying their belongings from one place to other, but they were able to carry more loads after the coming of horses in their life. The picture shows a fierce hunter riding a horse with a spear in his hand aiming at the most desirable target.

1. Native Women With Horse:

When horses were introduced to the Native Americans, they played an important role in significantly changing their lives. The tribes would often travel with their belongings including materials for making temporary houses. Such a load would easily be carried, with the help of horses. Even women were able to ride conveniently with loads attached to the horse as shown in the picture.     

1. Native American Chief:

The powerful person who had led their people in the war would often refer to as Chief, in Native American culture. War bonnets or headdresses were often referred to as the Chief of a particular tribe. The chief used to wear a big-sized war bonnet with a covering of lots of feathers. A huge amount of feather means a high rank in order. The picture shows how a Chief is discussing vital information with his man. This image has a lot of scope for coloring.

1. Life of Native American:

This picture clearly shows a normal day in the life of Native Americans. The nomadic tribe used to live in a movable shelter which was called Tepees. They used to make their house every time they travel to a new place. A horse was very important for them as it was used, for transporting goods to the place they choose to settle down. The woman on the horse in this image is making arrangements to reside in a new place.

1. A Cute Native American Girl:

The little girl in this coloring sheet looks very cute with a puppy in her quiver. This little Native American is supposed to learn archery but at this moment she seems interested in taking care of her pet. A quiver is a safe and comfortable place for her puppy while she is busy counting the petals of the flower in her hands.

1. Native Americans In Dancing Mood:

The two men are getting ready to participate in the tribal dance. The man in the front was heavily decked and started thumping the ground with his feet. His dancing moves are so effective that the man behind him wonders if he could match his spirit. The tribal designs on the pillar and their attires would become more appealing if you fill them with colors.  

1. Native American As Hunters:

Hunting was a major activity for arranging animal meats for Native Americans. Animal meats and fishes were the popular sources of food for them. They were good hunters who took to archery for killing wild animals. You can see the man in the picture is aiming at his prey very attentively and he is determined to succeed in his attempt. A bow and an arrow were initial and dependable means of hunting.

1. Native American Doll:

Have a look at this Native American Doll that truly represents her tradition. The doll had a significant place in the tradition, culture, and beliefs of Native Americans. This doll is carrying her little brother at her back. The two are happily looking at you and do you know the reason for the same. They are hopeful that you will add some lovely colors to their picture.

1. Native American Feather Headdress:

The feather headdress in this picture is very significant to the tradition and culture of Native Americans. This headdress or headgear is also famous as warbonnets traditionally worn by male leaders. The feathers of eagles are used, in headdress and, more feathers mean more respect. They were worn by the leaders, during wars and ceremonial occasions. You can choose multiple color combinations for this respectable headdress.

1. A Native American Girl:

Native Americans give values to their customs, traditions, ceremonies and dressing style. These habits were inculcated, in their kids from the very beginning. This little girl is dressed traditionally and welcoming you kids with a basket full of eatables. 

1. Native American Thanksgiving:

The little native boy is very excited for Thanksgiving Day and has brought a bag of maize for his Pilgrim friends. He wants to look colorful before he meets his friends and you can easily do this job.

1. Native American Woman:

This is the image of a traditional-looking Native American woman with two braids kept in front. The traditional dress for a woman was a long tunic or a long shirt tucked over a belt. The basket in her hands shows that she belongs to the farmer’s community and is carting the harvest.

1. Native American Women:

The Native American women were mainly entrusted with household chores and sometimes also played the role of warriors, builders, and farmers. The women in the picture are enjoying the warmth of a fire in their free time.

1. Native American:

When the Pilgrims decided to celebrate Thanksgiving Day after the harvest, they heartily welcomed the Native Americans for the great feast. The role of native people was significant in finding a place for the pilgrims. The two natives in the picture have arrived to take part in the three days feast of thanksgiving.

1. Bonding Of Pilgrims And Native:

The Pilgrims and the Native Americans share-friendly bonds as they both worked towards building a healthy relationship. The Pilgrim boy in the picture is amused to see the traditional piece of jewelry in the neck of the native girl. He might be asking for the necklace in exchange for his sling.

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1. Pocahontas Native American:

Pocahontas was a Native American princess, daughter of the chief of the Powhatan tribe.  The image describes the role of Powhatan woman indulged in the activity of processing harvest products like maize, beans, and squash.

The indigenous Americans have a vast history of tradition and culture, and our Native American coloring pictures are aimed at giving a glimpse of their culture. Take this opportunity to draw an image about their lifestyle and let us know your favorite Native Americans coloring images printable below.

Upon Christopher Columbus’ arrival to America, he mistakenly thought he had reached the ‘Indies’. He decided to call the people he met here, Indians. Though activists have preferred the term Native Americans since the 1960’s.

The native people of the Americas were said to have crossed a land bridge from Siberia into Alaska and migrated across the entire Western hemisphere of the globe. From Alaska, through North America, to central and south America, the native ‘Indians’ inhabited every part of this land.

Europeans found civilizations with rich cultures in the new world. Hunters and gatherers, this land was abundant in wildlife and vegetation. South American natives built large ‘temple cities’ and used a form of writing and pictures to record events, called hieroglyphics. They had a religion with many deities and one “Great Spirit” who created all life.

You can use our Indian Coloring Pages to help study native history. Print them for free today. We also have more Indian Coloring Pages categorized under the label Native American Coloring Pages

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Coloring pages about India suitable for kindergarten and elementary school kids. Coloring pages are a simple, but effective way to learn some basics about a country!

Map of India coloring pages:

Map of India
coloring page

Map of India with states
coloring page

Indian flag coloring pages:

Indian Flag
(red, white and orange with blue center)

Indian Flag
coloring page

Coloring pages of India:

Bharata Natyam
traditional Indian dance

Bindi
decorative forehead dot

Damaru
traditional Indian drum

Diya
coloring page

Diya with cute face
coloring page

Ganesha (Hindu)

Indian woman

Kathak
traditional Indian dance

Lotus coloring page
(India's national flower)

Rangoli design

Rangoli design

Palace

Peacocks(India's national bird)

Sari traditional Indian dress

Taj Mahal coloring page

Tigers
(India's national animal)

Animals of India:

A selection of coloring pages of some of the animals found in India.

Mammals of India:
Badger 1
Badger 2

Mammals of India:
Bats
hundreds of varieties

Mammals of India:
Bears
Sun and Brown Bears

Mammals of India:
Camel
Dromedary Camel

Reptiles of India:
Crocodile
Mugger and Saltwater

Mammals of India:
Dolphins
various

Mammals of India:
Elephants
Indian Elephant

Mammals of India:
Fox
Indian, Red and Sand

Mammals of India:
Hedgehog
longeared desert

Mammals of India:
Leopard

Mammals of India:
Lions
Asiatic lion

Mammals of India:
Lynx
Eurasian lynx

Mammals of India:
Monkey
many types

Mammals of India:
Mouse

Mammals of India:
Otter

Birds of India:
Peacocks
(India's national bird)

Mammals of India:
Rabbits

Mammals of India:
Rhinoceros

Reptiles of India:
Snakes
including Indian cobra

Mammals of India:
Squirrels

Mammals of India:
Tigers
Bengal Tiger
India's national animal

Reptiles of India:
Turtles
land and sea

Mammals of India:
Whales
Humpback and others

Mammals of India:
Wolves
Gray Wolf

Mammals of India:
Yak

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