Princess Elena, her friends and family, winged jaquins, and magic scenes from the Disney series fill 51 printable designs here, collected as Elena of Avalor coloring pages.
What’s Inside This Collection
Princess Elena
Elena is the focus of most pages, shown in royal portraits, on the throne, riding her horse, flying with Skylar, playing guitar, dancing with Isabel, and holding her magic stick.
Friends and Family
Isabel appears on five pages, Naomi on five, and Mateo on seven, alongside Gabe, Francisco, Luisa, and Esteban, with a family dinner page and a family photo page.
Jaquins and Magical Friends
Seven pages feature the winged jaguar-like jaquins, including Skylar, Luna, and Migs, along with Zuzo on two pages, Charoca on two, and Alakazar on one.
Noblins and Magic Scenes
Three pages show the Noblins, and five more focus on magic, with Mateo casting spells and Elena using her magic stick.
What Elena of Avalor Coloring Pages Do
The American Academy of Pediatrics notes better fine motor coordination as a leading benefit of guided, structured coloring for young children ages 2 to 7. Two good paths: large royal portraits and animal friends for the youngest colorists, or the library, throne, and group scenes for older colorists.
The 2005 Art Therapy Journal findings suggest measurable anxiety reductions following guided, structured coloring sessions. Ruffled dresses and festive patterns on the royal pages suit the gentle, repeated movements of structured coloring.
Elena of Avalor is an animated Disney series about the crown princess of a fantasy kingdom inspired by Latin American cultures, and this collection spans the royal court, its friends, and its magical creatures.
How to Color Elena Pages Well
- Royal gowns: bold, saturated colors such as red, turquoise, and gold suit the festive dresses, with lighter tints to show ruffles and folds.
- Gold details: Use yellow or metallic gold for crowns, jewelry, and embroidery so the royal pages feel special.
- Jaquins: bold, warm body colors with brightly colored wings in a contrasting shade make these winged creatures stand out.
- Magic effects: glowing spells look best in layered yellow, pink, and white, fading outward from the wand or staff.
- Zuzo: Bright, warm colors help the spirit fox stand out from the background on his pages.
5 Creative Craft Ideas With Elena of Avalor Coloring Pages
1. Princess Poster
Color one of the royal portraits and display it as the Princess Poster, mounted on a larger sheet of paper.
2. Sisters Frame
Color a page with Elena and Isabel and frame it as a keepsake.
3. Jaquin Puppets
After coloring the Skylar, Luna, and Migs pages, snip them out and glue a long stick to the back of each one to finish the Jaquin Puppets.
4. Elena Bookmark
For the Elena Bookmark, color a tall Elena design, cut one tall bands and choose the neater one, and press the strip flat so the Elena Bookmark lasts.
5. Party Invitation
Start the Party Invitation by coloring a character page, add a marker border and mount the picture on a card, and pen a friendly note on the inside of the card for a princess themed invitation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can teachers use the throne page for free in class?
Yes, the throne page and the other 50 sheets all download without charge, without any sign-up.
Do the seven jaquin pages work in the online coloring tool?
Yes, the seven jaquin pages load straight from the page; a phone needs nothing else for that.
What exactly is Elena of Avalor?
Elena of Avalor is an animated Disney series that aired from 2016 to 2020 about Princess Elena, the crown princess of the fantasy kingdom of Avalor.
Who are Isabel and Naomi?
Isabel is Elena’s sister and an inventor, and Naomi Turner is Elena’s best friend; each has five pages in this collection.
What are jaquins?
Jaquins are winged jaguar-like creatures in the series, and the collection includes seven pages featuring Skylar, Luna, and Migs.
Who is Zuzo?
Zuzo is a spirit fox in the series, and he appears on two pages in this collection.
Are there pages with magic?
Yes, five pages show spells and the magic stick, and three more show the Noblins.
Are the Elena pages appropriate for young children?
Yes, the series is made for young children, and the royal portraits and animal friend pages work well for preschool and early elementary colorists.
Elena, Isabel, Naomi, Mateo, and the jaquins are all ready for color. The 51 designs on offer carry no price, and a free account is not even required. A finished sheet can be shared on either Facebook or Pinterest from the icons that sit on the page.
