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From Gullu’s Dinosaurs land · 24 pages
Dinosaur Coloring Pages
These 24 dinosaur coloring pages come from the Dinosaurs land in Gullu, filled with friendly, smiling dinosaurs for kids from toddlers to early grades. Every picture is drawn in clear, bold outlines, and the set runs from very simple pages with a few big shapes to detailed ones with lots of spots and spikes. You will find favorites like the T-Rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Brontosaurus and Spinosaurus, plus an armored Ankylosaurus, a museum-style dinosaur skeleton, a giant fossil footprint and a baby hatching from a spotted egg. There are cozy scenes too: a dinosaur family, a mother by her nest and two dinosaur friends holding hands. A swimming plesiosaur and a flying pterodactyl round out the prehistoric crew. The T-Rex Dinosaur is free to print here; the rest are colored in the Gullu app.
24 pictures to color 4 easy for the youngest
- T-Rex DinosaurMedium · free to print
- StegosaurusDetailed
- TriceratopsDetailed
- BrontosaurusMedium
- Dinosaur Egg HatchingDetailed
- Raptor DinosaurEasy
- PterodactylEasy
- Dinosaur FootprintEasy
- AnkylosaurusDetailed
- SpinosaurusMedium
- ParasaurolophusMedium
- Dinosaur SkeletonDetailed
- Dinosaur and VolcanoDetailed
- Baby Dinosaur in EggMedium
- PlesiosaurEasy
- Dinosaur FamilyDetailed
- Baby T-Rex with BalloonMedium
- Baby StegosaurusMedium
- Dinosaur NestMedium
- Splashing DinosaurMedium
- Dinosaur Birthday PartyDetailed
- Swimming DinosaurMedium
- Sleepy DinosaurMedium
- Dinosaur FriendsDetailed
What kids practice
Dinosaur pages pair coloring with real science words. Kids practice saying names like Triceratops and Parasaurolophus, learn what horns, plates, crests and fossils are, and count spots, spikes and eggs as they go. Filling small plates and tail spikes builds fine motor control, while bigger pages help younger children stay inside the lines. Comparing a skeleton with a living dinosaur sparks early questions about how scientists learn from fossils.
Ideas for home and the classroom
- Sort the dinosaurs into plant eaters and meat eaters as kids color them, starting with the T-Rex, a famous meat eater.
- Print a few copies of the free T-Rex Dinosaur, color each one differently and hide them around the room for a fossil dig.
- Trace each child's footprint on paper, then compare it with the giant dinosaur footprint picture and talk about which is bigger.
Dinosaur Coloring Pages: questions
What are good dinosaur coloring pages for toddlers?
Start with the pterodactyl, plesiosaur, raptor and dinosaur footprint pages. They have the fewest shapes and thick, clear outlines, so little hands can fill each area with a chunky crayon. Once those feel easy, try the brontosaurus or the baby dinosaur in an egg, which add a few more spots without getting too busy.
Can I print these dinosaur coloring pages for my classroom?
The T-Rex Dinosaur page is free to print for personal, home and classroom use, so you can make copies for a whole class or a dinosaur unit. The other dinosaur pages are colored in the Gullu app. Please do not sell the page or include it in products for resale. It prints cleanly on standard letter or A4 paper.
Are pterodactyls and plesiosaurs really dinosaurs?
No. Pterosaurs like the pterodactyl were flying reptiles, and plesiosaurs were ocean reptiles. Both lived at the same time as dinosaurs, which is why they often appear in dinosaur books and toy sets, but scientists place them in separate groups. That makes these two pages a nice starting point for talking about reptile families.
Castles and dragons
Unicorns
Birthday party
Seasons
Pets
Space
Numbers 0–9
Holidays
Valentines
Toddlers
Color the whole Dinosaurs land in Gullu
In the Gullu app, the Dinosaurs land holds these 24 pages on the world map, with a magic brush, glitter, stickers and a gold star when every page is done. The first page is free on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and free to print here.
