Front-Facing Baby Triceratops Dinosaur With Wavy Frill

A chubby baby triceratops faces forward with a wide, wavy frill framing its face. Two small pointed horns sit above the eyes, and a third short horn rises from the snout, just above two little oval nostrils. The big round eyes have solid black pupils, which gives the dino a curious, slightly surprised look. Below the head is a rounded egg-shaped body, with two stubby front feet at the bottom, each showing three toes. The lines are thick and the shapes are simple, so this page is a good fit for preschoolers and early elementary kids. Try coloring the frill in a few different shades so each wavy bump stands out, then pick a softer color for the body. It also works well for a quick lesson on how triceratops got their name, since you can count the three horns together. Print as many copies as you need for a class or a rainy afternoon.