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Pocahontas Opens Her Arms on the Cliff coloring page

Pocahontas on a cliff with her arms open wide and hair blowing in the wind. A Disney princess coloring page you can download free as a PDF.

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Coloring page: Pocahontas on a cliff with her arms spread wide, long hair blowing and open sky behind her

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Format
PDF · A4
Pages
1
Size
522 KB
Ink
Medium
Difficulty
Medium
Age
6–7 years, 8–10 years, Over 10

On this sheet

Barefoot Pocahontas on a tall rock with outstretched arms, a fringed dress, a necklace and her hair streaming out.

Coloring tip

Use browns and grays for the rock and a soft blue for the sky.

Activity idea

Imagine what Pocahontas can see from up there and draw it on another sheet.

Did you know?

Pocahontas is the only Disney princess inspired by a person who really lived.

About this coloring page

Pocahontas on a cliff is how we first meet her in the Disney movie, perched high above the river to feel the wind and take in the view. Her friends soon find her there, and that sets the tone, because in this story Pocahontas is rarely alone.

Her wisest advisor is Grandmother Willow, an ancient talking tree with a kind face. Pocahontas turns to her whenever she is unsure, and the tree reminds her to listen with her heart. Later on, Grandmother Willow also helps John Smith understand Pocahontas's world.

Meeko is a mischievous raccoon who is always sniffing out cookies, and Flit is a tiny, fiercely protective hummingbird who keeps watch over her. Neither of them talks, but their antics add tons of humor. There is also Percy, Governor Ratcliffe's pampered pug, who ends up becoming Meeko's buddy.

These sidekicks help tell a story about friendship between different worlds. The animals start out squabbling and end up as friends, just as the two peoples in the film need to learn to live side by side. In that way, Pocahontas carries a message of respect and peace.

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