Dinosaur coloring pages
30 free dinosaur coloring pages, from cute baby dinosaurs for preschoolers to a realistic roaring T. rex for older kids. Each prints on US Letter or A4.
All dinosaur coloring pages
Baby dinosaur hatching from an egg
Big-eyed baby dinosaur
Cute baby triceratops sitting
Laughing dinosaur in a cracked egg
Long-neck dinosaur with back plates
Smiling baby triceratops
Smiling stegosaurus
Spotted long-neck dinosaur
Tall stegosaurus in the grass
Brachiosaurus eating leaves
Dinosaur mom with three babies
Dinosaur skeleton fossil on display
Long-neck dinosaur by a tree
Mother dinosaur with hatching babies
Museum dinosaur skeleton with a sign
Pterodactyl flying past a volcano
Pterodactyl soaring over a volcano
Spinosaurus wading in a river
Spinosaurus walking through water
Spotted triceratops
Triceratops in the jungle
Detailed triceratops for adults
Mandala T-rex
Mandala stegosaurus
Realistic roaring T. rex
Realistic triceratops with scaly skin
T. rex close-up
Velociraptor leaping through ferns
Velociraptor running in a fern forest
About these dinosaur pages
Dinosaurs are a favorite for a reason: they come in every shape, from round-faced baby T. rexes to long-necked giants nibbling the treetops. The easy pages here have big, friendly shapes and thick lines for ages 3 to 6. The medium pages add jungle ferns, palm leaves and tall trees, and the detailed T. rex has scales and teeth for kids 9 and up.
Nobody knows for sure what color dinosaurs were, which makes them perfect for imagination. Some scientists think many had patterns like modern lizards and birds, so stripes, spots and bright colors are all fair game. A fun question to ask while coloring: is this dinosaur a plant eater or a meat eater? Long necks and flat teeth usually mean plants; big sharp teeth mean meat.
For a dinosaur unit, pair a page with its name (stegosaurus, triceratops, brachiosaurus, T. rex) and one fact the child can say out loud. If your kids love these, try the dragon pages next.