Friendly T-Rex Says Hi

Tiny arms, huge smile: a friendly T-rex waves hello from a fern forest. Fierce only in cuteness.

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Triceratops in the Garden

Three horns, zero worries. A gentle triceratops sniffs garden flowers while butterflies watch.

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Surprise! A Hatchling

Crack! A wide-eyed baby dino pops out of its egg. The cutest surprise in the prehistoric nursery.

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Smiley the Stegosaurus

Big diamond plates march down this happy stego's back. Each one begging for a different color.

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Pterodactyl Sky Patrol

Wings wide, a cheerful pterodactyl glides between puffy clouds high above the mountain tops.

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Splash in the Swamp

Splash! A playful dino makes waves in the lily-pad swamp. Bring greens, blues and a sense of humor.

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Gentle Giant

A friendly long-necked dinosaur with little back plates smiles big. Simple and easy to color.

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Dino Mom and Baby

Under a leafy tree, a gentle dino mom nuzzles her little one. Prehistoric love at its sweetest.

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My First Dinosaur

One big friendly dino, extra-thick lines, plenty of space. Made for the youngest paleontologists.

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Picnic at the Volcano

Nothing ruins lunch. Two relaxed dinos picnic on the grass while the volcano puffs politely behind.

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Long-Necked Brontosaurus

A gentle brontosaurus stretches its very long neck up to nibble leaves from a treetop, its heavy tail balancing far behind.

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Speedy Velociraptor

A quick velociraptor dashes forward on two clawed feet, tail held straight out and jaws open in an eager toothy grin.

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Diplodocus by the Lake

A long diplodocus lowers its head to sip from a calm lake, its whip-like tail curving along the shore behind reeds.

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Armored Ankylosaurus

A stout ankylosaurus is covered in bony plates and spikes, swinging the heavy club at the end of its tail as it walks.

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Spinosaurus with a Sail

A tall spinosaurus shows off the big sail of spines along its back and a long crocodile-like snout full of pointed teeth.

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Roaring T-Rex

A mighty T-Rex rears back with jaws wide open in a great roar, tiny arms raised and thick tail braced against the ground.

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Crested Parasaurolophus

A friendly parasaurolophus curves its long tube-shaped head crest back over its neck as it stands among tall ferns.

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Spotty the Dino

A smiling dinosaur shows off its belly spots among leafy plants, grass and little flowers.

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Brachiosaurus Treetops

A towering brachiosaurus reaches its head high into the treetops on sloping shoulders, front legs longer than the back.

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Dome-Headed Dino

A pachycephalosaurus lowers its thick domed head ringed with little bumps, standing sturdy on two legs with a stiff tail.

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I Love Dinosaurs

The words I LOVE DINOSAURS sit in chunky bubble letters framed by a little T-Rex, a stegosaurus plate and three footprints.

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By the Rumbling Volcano

A curious dinosaur looks up at a smoking volcano across a prehistoric valley, ferns and rocks scattered around its feet.

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Nest of Dino Eggs

A round nest of twigs cradles four speckled dinosaur eggs, one just beginning to crack open at the top.

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Cute Baby Dino

A round-cheeked baby dinosaur sits with big eyes and stubby legs, wobbling a little on its first day out of the egg.

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Birthday T-Rex

A party-ready T-Rex wears a cone hat and grins beside a tall layer cake, tiny arms struggling to reach the candles.

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Charging Triceratops

A powerful triceratops lowers its three horns and broad frilled shield, front legs digging in as it charges ahead.

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Pterodactyl on a Cliff

A crested pterodactyl perches on a rocky cliff edge with folded wings, head tilted toward the valley far below.

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Dinosaur Herd

A small herd of long-necked dinosaurs of different sizes walks together across an open plain, tails and necks all in a line.

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Dino's Sunny Day

Palm trees, a volcano and flying friends. A happy dino explores a busy prehistoric world.

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Patterned Dinosaur

A standing dinosaur is filled with intricate zentangle patterns of scales, swirls and dots from its crest down to its tail.

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Dinosaur Fossil

A complete dinosaur skeleton lies fossilized in the rock, its curved spine, ribs and long jaw traced bone by bone.

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Easy Stomping Dino

A very simple dinosaur with extra thick lines stomps forward on chunky legs, perfect for the youngest colorists.

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Sleeping Dinosaur

A tired dinosaur curls up on the ground with its tail wrapped around its feet and eyes closed, little Zs drifting above.

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Plesiosaur in the Sea

A long-necked plesiosaur glides through gentle sea waves with four broad flippers, its head lifted above the water.

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Dino in a Cave

A little dinosaur peeks out from the mouth of a rocky cave, stalactites hanging above and pebbles scattered at the entrance.

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Munching Leaves

A leaf-eating dinosaur bends its neck to pull a mouthful of foliage from a leafy branch, cheeks rounded as it chews.

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Two Dino Friends

Two friendly dinosaurs stand side by side smiling at each other, one tall and long-necked, the other small and spiky.

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Jungle Walk

A happy dinosaur strolls through a leafy prehistoric jungle, tall ferns and curling vines arching over the winding path.

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D is for Dinosaur

A big capital letter D is decorated with a cartoon dinosaur curling around it, the word DINOSAUR spelled out below.

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Dino on a Skateboard

A cool little dinosaur balances on a skateboard mid-trick, arms out and tail swishing for balance under a big grin.

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Dinosaur tracing

Before colouring, trace it. This is a dashed dinosaur printed large for small hands: print it, follow the dots with a pencil, and the child ends up with a drawing they made themselves. Tracing the shape first is what builds pencil control, and it makes the colouring that follows a lot easier.

Free PDF, sized for A4 and Letter paper, no sign up and no watermark.

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Printable dinosaur tracing page, dashed outline to trace with a pencil
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