DoodleGrove Dinosaur Coloring Pages
T. rex, triceratops, stegosaurus, brachiosaurus and plenty more. Some pages are realistic dinosaurs in prehistoric jungles full of palm trees, ferns and smoking volcanoes. Others are cute and simple: a baby dinosaur hatching, a grinning T. rex face and a baby triceratops for the youngest kids. There are two museum skeletons, a Name the Dinosaurs worksheet, sea reptiles like the mosasaurus and plesiosaurus, and six stained-glass pages with lots of small shapes for older kids. For fun, the dinosaurs also throw a birthday party, sit down for a Tea-Rex tea party and watch a movie outdoors. Every page prints on US Letter and on A4.
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T. Rex, Raptors and Feathered Dinosaurs 6 pages
The hunters of the set, drawn with sharp teeth, claws and scaly skin in jungles below smoking volcanoes. Velociraptor, oviraptor and archaeopteryx all carry feathers, so kids can try bird colors like blue, rust or green on them. The family page also adds a stegosaurus and a pterodactyl.
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T. Rex in the Jungle
A classic dinosaur scene with lots of plants.
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Velociraptor
Fast, clever and feathered.
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Oviraptor with an Egg
A dinosaur taking care of its egg.
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Dilophosaurus
Color the frill in bold colors.
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Archaeopteryx
Part dinosaur, part bird.
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Dinosaur Family
Four dinosaurs in one scene.
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Plant-Eating Dinosaurs 6 pages
Horns, plates, crests and armor make each of these grazers easy to tell apart. Triceratops has its big frill, stegosaurus has rows of back plates, ankylosaurus carries a club tail and parasaurolophus wears a long crest. Ask kids to name each one before they start coloring.
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Brachiosaurus
The tallest dinosaur on the page.
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Stegosaurus
Color the back plates one by one.
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Parasaurolophus
That crest may have worked like a horn.
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Ankylosaurus
Every armor plate is a shape to color.
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Triceratops
Try a pattern on the frill.
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Iguanodon
A plant-eater with thumb spikes.
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Cute Baby Dinosaurs 7 pages
Smiling cartoon dinosaurs with round eyes and thick lines. A giant T. rex face, a baby triceratops among tulips and a little dino under a rainbow suit preschoolers, while the hatching egg and the balloon pages add a few more details. Spotted eggs look great in pastel colors.
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Smiling T. Rex Face
Huge shapes, very easy.
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Baby Triceratops
Big, simple shapes.
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T. Rex in a Hot Air Balloon
A dinosaur up in the sky.
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Dinosaur Footprints
Count the footprints.
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Rainbow T. Rex
An easy page for little kids.
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Baby Dinosaur Hatching
Hello, world.
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Dinosaur Balloons
A cheerful party page.
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Flying and Swimming Reptiles 3 pages
Not every giant of that age walked on land. A pterodactyl glides over a volcano, while the mosasaurus and plesiosaurus chase fish through seaweed and bubbles. Children can shade the water in blues and greens and learn that these three were reptile cousins, not true dinosaurs.
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Pterodactyl
A flying reptile with huge wings.
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Plesiosaurus
A sea reptile from the age of dinosaurs.
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Mosasaurus
A giant sea reptile.
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Dinosaur Skeletons and Worksheet 3 pages
Two museum skeletons, a T. rex and a long-necked titanosaur, show every rib and tail bone, and a worksheet asks kids to write the names of four dinosaurs in empty boxes. Use bone white, cream or tan for the fossils. These fit a science lesson or a museum day.
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T. Rex Skeleton
Like a fossil in a museum.
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Titanosaur Skeleton
One of the biggest dinosaurs ever found.
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Name the Dinosaurs
Color them, then write each name in the box.
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Dinosaur Parties and Puns 6 pages
Dinosaurs drinking tea at a Tea-Rex party, selling Jurassic Jams for a dollar, toasting marshmallows and watching a dino film outdoors. The Happy Birthday and Valentine pages fold neatly into cards, and the party scenes give kids a pile of cups, balloons and popcorn to color.
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Valentine T. Rex
A Valentine card to color.
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Dinosaur Campfire
A cozy night with friends.
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Dinosaur Movie Night
Movie night, dino style.
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Jurassic Jams Stand
A funny pun page.
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Dinosaur Birthday Party
Color it and give it as a birthday card.
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Tea-Rex
A pun page for tea lovers.
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Stained Glass Dinosaurs 6 pages
A T. rex, triceratops, spinosaurus, stegosaurus, brachiosaurus and raptor, each cut into many small window panes. Fill neighboring shapes with different colors, or use one color family per dinosaur for a calmer look. Fine markers work best, and the raptor is the most detailed page here.
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Stained Glass T. Rex
Fill every shape with a different color.
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Stained Glass Stegosaurus
Great with markers.
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Stained Glass Brachiosaurus
A tall window to fill with color.
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Stained Glass Triceratops
Lots of small shapes for older kids.
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Stained Glass Spinosaurus
Color the sail in bright stripes.
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Stained Glass Raptor
The most detailed stained glass page.
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Printing these pages
Pick the paper size your printer is loaded with, then print at 100% scale with "fit to page" turned off. Each page already includes a printer-safe margin.
Prefer the screen? Tap Color online below any page to color it in your browser, then download your version as a PDF and print it the same way.
Ways to use them
- Color the Name the Dinosaurs page, then write each dinosaur's name in its box.
- Look up a real triceratops or stegosaurus and decide what colors it might have been.
- Color the T. Rex Skeleton page next to the T. Rex in the Jungle page and compare the bones.
- Tape a colored stained glass dinosaur to a sunny window.
Hung designs T-shirt artwork for a living and prints coloring pages for his own kids at home. Every page on DoodleGrove is prepared for print the same way he prepares work for his clients.
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Questions
- Which paper size should I print on?
- US Letter if you are in the US or Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Each size has its own file, so neither one is a stretched copy of the other.
- Can I print these for my class?
- Yes. Printing for your class, family or group is free. Please do not sell the pages or upload the files to another site.
- Are these dinosaurs scary?
- Most are friendly, and many are cartoon babies. The realistic pages show sharp teeth on the T. rex, the velociraptor and the mosasaurus, but no dinosaur is fighting or hunting another one.