Indigenous Peoples’ Day – Coloring Sheet – FREE Printable

Progress means studying and honoring history. People across America are cheering the addition of Indigenous Peoples’ Day on October 11, 2021. While Indigenous People Day has not yet replaced Colombus Day, we can all hope that this is the beginning of that. Honoring Columbus never made sense to me, but celebrating the Native people of America does. We hope this free Indigenous People Day coloring page will be helpful for teachers and homeschoolers. Click and print this free coloring page to celebrate Native Americans.

If you enjoy this free educational printable coloring sheet to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day, make sure to check out our educational printable section featuring Stacey Abrams,   Dr. Jill Biden, Amanda Gorman, Hamilton, Harriet Tubman, California Missions, and so many more! We also have ‘just for fun’ coloring sheets featuring  Gabby’s Dollhouse Coloring Sheets , We Can Be Heroes Coloring Sheets, Sharkboy and Lavagirl Coloring Sheets, American Girl Doll Coloring Sheets , Olaf Coloring Sheets, Coco Coloring Sheets , Trolls Coloring Sheets and so many more on our site!

When is Indigenous Peoples’ Day?

In the United States of America, Indigenous Peoples’ Day is celebrated in October. This has begun to take the place of Christopher Columbus Day.This makes more sense because Christopher Columbus was a murderous piece of human waste, and the Indigenous People were doing way better before he showed up.

In Canada, Indigenous Peoples’ Day or National Aboriginal Day is celebrated in June. National Aboriginal Day is a day recognizing and celebrating the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Indigenous peoples of Canada.

Teachers are welcome to share a direct link to this webpage to their students (pretty please do not just copy and share. I provide these for free, but traffic to my blog is how I am able to continue to create new free educational and fun printables every week.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day Free Printable Coloring Page