Power Rangers Friendship & Teamwork Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

The Pink Ranger, Chloe, and the Yellow Ranger, Maya, were practicing with a special Friendship Power Coin. But they both wanted to hold it. "My turn!" said Chloe. "No, my turn!" said Maya. They tugged and pulled until PING!—the coin flew out of their hands and was lost in the tall grass.

Just then, a toy-stealing crab monster appeared! SCUTTLE, SCUTTLE! It was grabbing teddy bears and dolls. The Rangers needed the Friendship Power Coin to activate their Flower Cannon to stop it.

They searched and searched, but they were still cross with each other. "You lost it!" "No, YOU lost it!"

The Twist: They realized they would never find it if they were angry. "I'm sorry," said Chloe. "I'm sorry, too," said Maya. They held hands, and as soon as they did, they looked down. Their friendship made them see clearly, and there was the coin, shining between their feet. Together, they picked it up and powered the cannon.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The Chibi style is incredibly appealing to young children (ages 3-5), making the characters look like friendly dolls. The clear, simple emotion of holding hands to show friendship is easy to understand. The large heads and simple bodies provide big, easy-to-fill coloring spaces, which is ideal for developing motor skills.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Aw, look! The Pink and Yellow Rangers are friends again. Holding hands is the best! Let's color them in. You can give the Pink Ranger her pretty pink suit and the Yellow Ranger her bright yellow suit. What shiny color will you make the special Friendship Coin? Maybe a sparkly gold or a shiny silver! Coloring this picture is like giving your friends a big hug.

Coloring Page Printing Tips

Print on smooth, standard paper. This is a wonderful coloring page to do with a friend or sibling. Each child can color one of the Rangers, practicing teamwork just like in the story. It's a perfect conversation starter about saying 'I'm sorry.'

Recommended Tools

Colored pencils are great for the smaller details on the chibi faces and suits. For a soft, gentle look that matches the theme, watercolor paints (with supervision) could be a lovely choice. Crayons are always a wonderful, classic option for this sweet Power Rangers scene.