Spotted Velociraptor on the Move With Sharp Claws

A friendly raptor-style dinosaur is drawn in side view, turned sideways on the page with its long tail curving up to a thin point. Its head is low with a big round eye, a small smile, and a row of pointed teeth showing along the mouth. A band of oval and bean-shaped spots runs down its neck, back, and tail, which gives you plenty of little spaces to fill in. Two arms reach forward with curved claws, and the back legs have three-toed feet with small nails. The outlines are clean and the spots are medium sized, so it works well for crayons or colored pencils. Try coloring the spots in a contrasting shade from the body, then use a third color for the claws and teeth. It is also a nice prompt for talking about how raptors walked on two legs and used their tails for balance.