Roaring T-Rex Coloring Page
A playful T-Rex letting out a big roar on a grassy hill with rocks and clouds.
Difficulty: Easy
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About this picture
Mouth open wide enough to show off a full row of pointed teeth, this T-Rex looks more silly than scary with its tiny raised arms and rounded belly. A row of small bumps runs down its back and tail, and a couple of rocks sit scattered in the grass at its feet. It's a simple, prop-light page - most of the coloring interest is in the dinosaur itself rather than the background.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Approximate coloring time
- 10-15 minutes
Coloring ideas
- Color the little back spikes running down its spine a shade darker than the body for a scaly, textured look.
- Give the two rocks at its feet warm gray or brown tones so they don't blend into the grassy hill.
- Keep the cloud a soft light blue or leave it white to make the roaring dinosaur the clear center of attention.
- Try adding a pink or red tongue inside the open mouth for a small pop of color against all those white teeth.
Learning and creativity connection
Coloring inside the row of small, evenly spaced teeth is good practice for controlling a crayon in tight spaces, a skill that carries over to coloring inside letters and small shapes later on.
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- Can I print this coloring page?
- Yes. Open the picture and tap Print - do this before you start coloring to print the plain black-and-white outline, ready for home or the classroom. You can also tap Save as image or Save as PDF to download it instead.
- Can I color it online?
- Yes. Tap a crayon color, then tap anywhere on the picture to fill that area in - it works right in your browser on a phone, tablet, or computer, with no download or account needed.
- Is it free to use?
- Yes, this coloring page - and every page on the site - is free to color, save, and print for personal or classroom use.
- Can I use it in a classroom?
- Yes. Teachers are welcome to print copies for students or let them color online, at no cost, for classroom or homeschool use.
- What age is this coloring page suitable for?
- This page is rated easy difficulty and works well for kids of most ages, though the online tool and printable outline both suit any age who wants to color it.




