Allosaurus Dinosaur With Open Mouth and Long Tail

A single Allosaurus is drawn in outline, turned sideways on the page with its head at the lower left and its long, tapering tail stretching up toward the top. The mouth is open and shows a row of sharp, pointed teeth, and the round eye has a small pupil and ring around it. One back leg is lifted off the ground with curved claws on the foot, while the small front arms with three clawed fingers are tucked in near the chest. Wavy stripe marks run along the back, tail and side, and the name Allosaurus is written in big bubble letters on the right. Kids could color the stripes in two or three contrasting shades so the pattern stands out, then color in the bubble letters to practice spelling the dinosaur's name. The large open areas on the body are easy to fill with crayons or markers.