Horned Dinosaur With Cone Spikes on Frill and Spotted Legs

A cartoon horned dinosaur is drawn turned on its side, so you may want to rotate the page before coloring. It has a friendly round eye, a rounded snout, a pointed horn above the nose, and a frilled head with several cone-shaped spikes. A row of oval beads runs along its neck and back, and larger pointed spikes line the body. The long tail curves up and ends in a puffy, bumpy cloud-like tip. Three thick legs are visible, each with toenails and small clusters of spots, and more spots are scattered across the body. The big open spaces are easy for small hands. Try coloring the beads and spikes in one contrasting color, then use a second shade for the spots so kids can see how the pattern repeats. You can also print it free and talk about why horned dinosaurs had frills.