Cinderella Coloring Pages
Color Cinderella from her chores at home to a midnight dance with the prince, with a little Fairy Godmother magic in between. This page has lots of classic Cinderella coloring pages, from simple drawings for preschoolers to detailed pictures for older kids and adults.
Jump to: Preschool Cinderella | Classic Cinderella | Life at Home | Fairy Godmother | The Ball | more
Easy Cinderella Coloring Pages for Preschoolers
Classic Cinderella Coloring Pages
Cinderella's Life at Home
Before the ball, Cinderella spends her days doing chores for her wicked stepmother and stepsisters, with only her bird friends for company.
Fairy Godmother and Magic Wand Coloring Pages
Cinderella at the Ball
With a little magic, Cinderella heads to the palace, dances with the prince, and runs out as the clock strikes midnight.
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About the Story of Cinderella
Cinderella is a tale of kindness, perseverance and magical transformation. Living under the cruelty of her wicked stepmother and stepsisters, Cinderella keeps her gentle spirit and hope. With help from her Fairy Godmother, she is transformed for one night and goes to the royal ball in a beautiful gown and glass slippers. The prince falls in love with her, but when the clock strikes midnight she has to hurry home, leaving behind a single glass slipper. In the end the prince finds her, and they live happily ever after.
The fairy godmother, pumpkin coach and glass slippers most people picture come from the French version by Charles Perrault, published in 1697. The Brothers Grimm told a darker version called Aschenputtel, where a hazel tree grown from her mother's grave helps Cinderella instead, and her slippers are golden. Stories of a girl who loses a slipper and marries a prince are much older still, with a Chinese version, Ye Xian, written down more than a thousand years ago.
Want something different? Try Cinderella as an anime character, in historical fashions, or as an alien, punk rocker or steampunk inventor in our "What If...?" coloring pages.