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Dino friends, big and small.
Dinosaurs are pretty much undefeated. Show a four-year-old a triceratops and watch their whole face change. Hand them a T-Rex coloring page and you'll get twenty minutes of focused, dinosaur-themed silence — which is, statistically, the best kind of silence.
The pages here range from a sleepy dinosaur munching ferns to a baby triceratops hatching from an egg. There's also a T-Rex eating a giant slice of pizza, because of course there is.
Dinosaurs have everything a small kid wants in a subject: they're huge, they're slightly scary, they had teeth and tails and weird names. Naming them out loud (stegosaurus! ankylosaurus!) is its own little vocabulary lesson, and the bigger silhouettes are forgiving for kids still working on staying inside the lines.
Want a dinosaur doing something completely specific — your kid's name spelled out in volcanoes, a velociraptor at a tea party? Open Colorín and describe it out loud. The app draws it.
Any prompt, any age. Colorín turns ideas into printable pages in seconds.
