Tyrannosaurus Rex Walking Forward With Open Teeth

A big T. rex strides straight toward you with its head lowered and its mouth open to show rows of pointed teeth. Its eyes look narrow and fierce, and there is crosshatch shading around the eye sockets and snout. The two small arms are bent in front of the chest, each with sharp claws. One huge back leg is lifted mid-step, showing the clawed toes, while the other foot rests on the ground. The thick tail trails off to the left, and a few tufts of grass run along the bottom of the page. Try coloring the skin in two or three greens or browns and leaving the teeth and claws white or pale cream so they stand out. Teachers could also use this page to talk about how T. rex walked on two legs and had tiny arms. Printing it on thicker paper works well for markers.