Princess Daisy Discovers Dance Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

There was going to be a Grand Royal Dance. Everyone was excited, but Princess Daisy’s tummy felt full of butterflies. She loved to dance, but only when no one was watching.

On the night of the party, she hid behind a big potted fern. The music started, a happy, bouncy tune. Her toes started tapping in her sparkly shoes. She wanted to dance so much!

She saw her friend, a little boy named Tom, hiding behind another fern. He looked nervous, too.

Daisy took a deep breath, walked over to Tom, and held out her hand. "Should we be scared together?" she whispered.

He nodded. They stepped onto the dance floor and started with a little wiggle. Then a hop. Soon, they were twirling and laughing, not caring who was watching at all. Being brave was much easier with a friend.

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

The simple character poses and large, clear shapes are ideal for the 3-5 age group. The theme of friendship and dancing is relatable and positive. The defined spaces for the two children, the ferns, and the musical notes help guide young hands as they practice their coloring skills.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Princess Daisy and Tom are being brave together! Let's color their first dance. You can give Princess Daisy a beautiful, sparkly dress outline. What color will Tom's party clothes be? And let's make the musical notes bright and colorful, just like a happy song. Have fun coloring in our two new friends!

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For a 'fancy' feel fitting a royal dance, print this princess page on slightly glossy photo paper (if using markers) or heavy cardstock (if using crayons). Use a high-quality print setting to ensure the outlines of the dancing princess and her friend are sharp and elegant.

Recommended Tools

Twistable colored pencils are great for coloring the smaller musical note outlines and the details of the characters' party clothes. The smooth texture of the pencils allows for nice, even coloring. This helps children feel proud of their neat artwork of the brave princess.