Easy coloring

Thick lines and big shapes for little hands.

Print on A4 or Letter paper in landscape, then hand over the big crayons.

T. rex
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Triceratops
- Front legs are drawn as straight columns; elbows-out and outward-pointing fingers are not shown
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Stegosaurus
- Plates are in one row, not two alternating rows
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Brachiosaurus
- Front feet show several toenails instead of a single thumb claw
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Ankylosaurus
- The tail curls upward instead of being held stiff
- Passes, but the armor plates near the tail are fairly small for little hands
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Parasaurolophus
- The snout is rounded, not clearly broad and flat like a duck's beak
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Phuwiangosaurus
- Passes, but the tail curls high upward, which no fossil shows
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All pages were made with AI (gpt-image-2) from the same anatomy checklist as this site's illustrations, and each one was checked point by point before going up. They're drawings for fun, not scientific references. For older kids, more detailed pages are on the coloring page.