Dinosaur coloring pages, starring your kid's own dino
Some kids go through a dinosaur phase that never really ends — so give them a dinosaur no one else has. Describe the one your kid is dreaming up, a T. rex in a party hat or a triceratops who runs a bakery, and CrayonBloom draws a clean, printable page just for them, free. Love it? It's the first page of a real printed book we can make from their idea — their own story, pages to color, and activities. Browse the dinosaurs below to get the crayons going while you dream one up.
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Dinosaur facts to drop while they color
- Nobody is sure what the plates on a stegosaurus were for. Warning off predators, telling each other apart, and controlling body heat are all still guesses. A good excuse for bright colors. Natural History Museum (opens in a new tab)
- Triceratops grew new teeth its whole life. The old ones wore down slicing through tough plants, and fresh ones kept pushing up behind them. Erickson et al., Science Advances (opens in a new tab)
- The biggest dinosaurs were plant-eaters, not the toothy hunters. Patagotitan outweighed Tyrannosaurus rex at least six times over, on a diet of leaves. Natural History Museum (opens in a new tab)
- Brachiosaurus could not chew. That long neck reached the leaves at the very top of the tree, and down they went whole. Natural History Museum (opens in a new tab)
- Pteranodon was a flying reptile, not a dinosaur. A cousin of the dinosaurs, and a fact your kid will treasure correcting you on later. Natural History Museum (opens in a new tab)
None of it has to be a lesson. A page, a crayon, and one surprising fact is plenty.
Make a dinosaurs page that’s all theirs.
Describe the one your kid is dreaming up — CrayonBloom draws a clean, printable page just for your kid, free. Love it? It’s the first page of the printed book we can make from their idea.
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