Armored Baby Ankylosaurus Dinosaur With a Club Tail

Coloring guide
A baby ankylosaurus crouches low to the ground with sparkling big eyes and a friendly open-mouthed smile. Its rounded, armored back is covered with triangle-shaped plates and small spikes, and a segmented tail curls up behind it and ends in a big round club. Little horns and bumps decorate the head and cheeks, and the chunky feet show toes at the front. A smiling sun with oval rays beams down from above, and tufts of grass and three simple flowers are scattered along the bottom. The large shapes on the armor are easy to fill in, and the tail segments add a little detail for older kids. Olive green and warm brown suit the dino, with a bright yellow sun and pink flowers. Print this free page for your growing collection. Love this Dinosaurs coloring page? You might also enjoy our Owl and Ladybug coloring pages.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- golden yellow
- forest green
- lime green
- light cream
- chocolate brown
- leaf green
- coral pink
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Fill the legs, body and belly with lime green, leaving the claws and toes white.
- 2Color the shell plates, head plates and tail rings with forest green, and the side shell sections with leaf green.
- 3Use golden yellow for all the spikes on the back, head and tail, plus the sun and its rays.
- 4Color the club tail ball at the end of the tail with chocolate brown.
- 5Fill the face with light cream, then add coral pink to the open mouth and the flower petals; keep the teeth, claws and eye shine white.
- 6Optional: Add a little darker forest green along the shell edges for a bit of depth.
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