Friendly T-Rex
Printable trace-and-color T-Rex: follow the dotted outline of a smiling dinosaur, its claws and back spikes, then color it with grass and rocks. Ages 5–7.
- 👶 Age
- Ages 5–7
- ⭐ Difficulty
- Medium
- ⏱️ Time
- 15–25 minutes
- 🖍️ Collection
- Trace & Color
- 🎯 Theme
- Dinosaurs
About this activity
A cheerful T-Rex stands up with its mouth open, little arms raised and a row of spikes along its back. The body, legs, claws and spikes are drawn in dots to trace, while the eye, teeth and belly lines are solid. Grass and rocks sit at the bottom to color.
Skills this page builds
- Following a body outlineThe long outline of the neck, back and tail builds smooth, continuous control.
- Small detailsClaws and spikes need short, careful strokes.
- Dinosaur vocabularyTeeth, claws, tail and spikes give children words for body parts.
How to do this activity
- Print the page and pick a pencil.
- Trace the dinosaur’s head and back, then follow the tail.
- Add the legs, the claws and the spikes.
- Color the T-Rex, the grass and the rocks.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Do a small “roar” after each part is done.
- Choose green or brown for the dinosaur, or invent a new color.
- Ask what the dinosaur likes to eat and where it lives.
Frequently asked questions
What age is this T-Rex page for?
Children aged 5 to 7 usually enjoy it. Younger children can trace the large outline and color the rest.