A4 · optimized for home printing · black outline on white
Friendly T-Rex coloring page
- Dinosaurs
- Easy Coloring (age 5–7)
- Free
A tyrannosaurus standing on two legs with a closed mouth and a small wave — the friendly version, with no teeth on show. Thick outlines and a big body make it an easy first dinosaur.
Color by number version
A color by number version of the same subject, with 13 numbered areas and a key of 4 crayon colors. Each number sits inside its area, never on a line, and the key prints beneath the picture on the same sheet — so it still prints in black and white.
Colour key
- 1 · Red
- 2 · Yellow
- 3 · Green
- 4 · Orange
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How to color the Friendly T-Rex coloring page
A useful first dinosaur for a child who finds the toothy ones frightening. Colour is completely free here, because nobody actually knows what a tyrannosaurus looked like — the skin colours in books are guesses, and a purple one is no less accurate than a green one. That is worth saying out loud, since it turns a colouring decision into a real one. Do the body in a single crayon, then press harder along the back to suggest a heavier ridge.
Print details
- File options
- PDF · PNG · Print
- Paper size
- A4 · US Letter
- Page style
- Easy Coloring (age 5–7)
- Print version
- Plain page · Color by number
- Colour key
- 13 numbered areas · 4 crayon colors
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