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Native American Indian Coloring Pages

These Native American indian coloring pages are great for Thanksgiving coloring fun or as an addition to learning the history of Native Americans. These indian pictures also include drums, a headdress, teepee's and more.

So rather you are coloring these as part of your Thanksgiving fun or learning the history of the American Indians, you can have lots of fun coloring these printable indian coloring sheets. Just get out your favorite crayons, pick your picture and have lots of fun.

Be sure to read some fun facts about Native Americans at the end of the kids coloring pages. Click here to read the fun facts at the end of this page or just keep scrolling down the page.

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Native American Indian Coloring Sheets

Click on the picture of your favorite indian to begin your coloring fun. This will open a new browser window/tab so you can easily print it off.

Cartoon Indian Coloring Pages for Kids

These cartoon indians may seem a bit silly but they will be a blast to color. Pice an indian chief, an old indian woman or one playing the drums or shooting an arrow.

Other Indian Coloring Pictures

These may not be as cute as the cartoon characters, but they are just as fun to color in with your favorite crayons.

If you had fun with these Native American Indian coloring pages, then try some other fun Thanksgiving coloring sheets.

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Fun Facts about Native American Indians

Did you know that Teepees are just one of many different types of houses the American Indians lived in?

Teepees were typically used by the plains indians as they were always on the move as they followed the herd of buffalos. Other houses included Wigwams, Longhouses, Grass Houses, Wattle and Daub Houses, Chickees, Adobe houses, Earthen Houses, Plank Houses, Brush Shelters and even Igloos.

Do you know why Native Americans are called Indians?

When Columbus reached North America he thought he had actually landed in East India, hence the name Indians. Today the terms Native American, American Indian or First Nations (in Canada) is preferred over just Indians.

Do you know which Native American tribe shared their meal with the Pilgrims for the first Thanksgiving?

The Wampanoag tribe celebrated Thanksgiving with the Pilgrims and is what we know today as the First Thanksgiving.

Do you know how many different tribes there are?

Although most of us have heard of the Navajos, Shawnees, Mohicans and the Cheyenne Indians, many tribes you may not have heard of. There are over 100 different Native American tribes.

Do you know how many Native Americans there are today?

It is estimated that there are about 2 million in the United States and approximately 1 million in Canada.

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