The little dinosaur stands on tiptoe, using its claws to paint stripes on an Easter egg.
The little dinosaur stands on tiptoe, using its claws to paint stripes on an Easter egg. Coloring Page
Help this dino decorate Easter eggs! Standing on tiptoes, it carefully paints stripes. This card boosts focus and color skills while inspiring pattern ideas—rainbows or stars? Parents can share dino stories for added fun. Perfect for ages 3–8, start your egg-coloring adventure!
Coloring Tips
- Start with light green for the dinosaur's body, then add dark green shadows on the back and tail for depth.
- Lightly pencil guidelines for the egg stripes to ensure even spacing before coloring.
- Alternate 3-4 contrasting colors (e.g., red, yellow, blue) for the egg stripes for a playful look.
- Paint the claws light gray, deepening the tips slightly to show curvature.
- Use orange or yellow for the dinosaur's belly to contrast warmly with the green back.
Fun Facts
- Did you know? Some dinosaurs stood on two toes like ostriches—this posture helped balance!
- Striped eggs are common in nature—robin eggs have beautiful patterns as natural camouflage! 🥚
- Some dinosaurs cared for their eggs like this little dinosaur—they might have been good parents! 👪
- Stripes aren't just pretty—they help animals hide! Zebras and tigers use stripes for protection. 🦓
- Fossilized colored dinosaur eggs prove prehistoric eggs were more vibrant than imagined!