Free princess coloring pages

Every princess in this set is doing something: reading in her tower, feeding her pony, hosting a frog at tea, or wearing the armor herself. Gowns and castles are here in force for the crayon set that loves them — plus a grand ballroom scene detailed enough to earn a spot on the fridge for a week.

Hello, Princess — free printable princess coloring page

Hello, Princess

Easy · ages 4–6
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The Tower Library — free printable princess coloring page

The Tower Library

Medium · ages 6–9
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An Apple for the Pony — free printable princess coloring page

An Apple for the Pony

Medium · ages 6–9
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Tea With the Frog King — free printable princess coloring page

Tea With the Frog King

Medium · ages 6–9
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The Brave Princess — free printable princess coloring page

The Brave Princess

Medium · ages 6–9
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Things to talk about while you color

  • Real princesses spent years studying languages, music, politics and riding — the job was mostly homework.
  • The youngest person ever crowned was baby Mary, Queen of Scots — she became a queen at six DAYS old.
  • Castles' spiral staircases usually wind clockwise going up, which gave a sword-arm advantage to the defenders above.
  • In the oldest versions of the frog-prince story, the princess doesn't kiss the frog — she gets her wish by keeping her promise to him.

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