Young Pirate on the Island coloring page (variant 2)

Young Pirate On An Island — coloring page to print

A cute young pirate stands on a tropical island beside a treasure chest, with a parrot sitting nearby. Printable coloring page for kids to print and color.

Difficulty: Detailed
Recommended age: 6+ yrs
Category: Pirates
See also in: Ocean
Downloads: 9

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A little story

The young pirate and his parrot followed a crinkled map to the glittering chest. Together they laughed, shared coins, and planned their next sea tale.

What to prepare

A4 paper or printer paper colored pencils or crayons markers for bright accents optional glitter pens

How to color it step by step

1Color the pirate’s hat and eyepatch first.
2Fill the treasure chest with gold tones and shiny gems.
3Make the parrot bright with contrasting feathers.
4Paint the sea in layers of blue for waves.
5Add green leaves to the palm and brown to the trunk.
6Color the map and mark the X clearly.

Color suggestions

pirate hat — black

parrot feathers — green and red

treasure coins — gold

sea — blue

palm leaves — green

ship hull — brown

Coloring tips

Shade coins with orange then yellow for warmth.

Use short strokes for palm leaves texture.

Keep parrot colors bold and varied.

Add white highlights to gems for sparkle.

Color the ship hull brown, sails light gray.

Draw shadow under the plank for depth.

Use fine marker for facial details.

What you'll discover

Pirates read maps to find hidden places.
Parrots live in warm, tropical regions.
Palm trees grow coconuts that people eat.
Ships used flags to show identity at sea.

Vocabulary

Match the word to its meaning — tap a word, then its meaning

What your child will learn

Builds fine motor control and pencil grip.
Improves focus and following visual details.
Encourages color choices and storytelling.

Fun facts

Real parrots live mostly in tropical forests.
Many pirate flags showed a skull and crossbones.
Palm trees produce coconuts used for food.
Treasure chests often held coins and jewelry.

Learn & play

1Count the coconuts on the palm tree.

2Color every shell on the beach bright pink.

3Point to the symbol on the pirate flag.

Answer ▸

skull and crossbones

4Spot and circle the X on the treasure map.

Answer ▸

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Frequently asked questions

Is this coloring page free to print?+

Yes — it’s free and available to download as PNG or PDF A4.

Can I color it in my browser?+

Yes — use the page’s built-in "Color online" button and save as PNG.

What paper should I print on?+

Standard A4 paper is fine; thicker paper is best for markers.

Can I save my online coloring?+

Yes. Click the “Color online” button on this page to color the picture in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone, and save the finished work as a PNG. You can also download the PDF and print it.

What supplies do you recommend?+

Colored pencils, fine markers and a white gel pen for highlights.