FREE Dinosaur Color By Number printable pages! Bring the prehistoric world to life with our collection of free and easy downloadable dinosaur color by number worksheets for preschool and kindergarteners learning their numbers and addition! Below you will find color by number pages that feature, brontosaurs, pterodactyls, dinosaur eggs, and so much more. Children can getting coloring with some fun detailed dinosaur drawings. For more coloring activities try our Color & Learn A-Z Animals & Habitats today!
Color by Number Dinosaur
These dinosaur color by number printables provide students with opportunities to practice a variety of important skills. By following the color guide, students will practice their color awareness and ability to match colors accurately. Students will also practice number skills. Each of the numbered areas will help students associate numbers with the correct corresponding color. For more free dinosaur printables try our Dinosaur Templates & Dinosaur Coloring Pages today!
Color by Number TRex
Help build number sense with these fun dino coloring pages! These are great worksheets for children to practice with after they have begun to learn their numbers.
Color by Number Brontosaurus
Our dinosaur color by number printables will help reinforce addition facts 0+0 through 7+7. Students will also practice simple number recognition with our color by number sheets.
Color by Number Stegosaurus
This exciting set features a variety of dinosaur scenes where students will solve basic subtraction problems to reveal the correct colors. A variety of dinos are featured, T-Rex, Stegosaurus, and other favorite dinosaurs.
Color by Number Triceratops
These dinosaur coloring pages color by number are great fun activity for children to complete while still learning. Students will create a triceratops picture when they finish this color by number picture.
Dinosaurs Color by Code
Teachers! You can use these dinosaur color by number printables as a morning warm-up activity, during transition periods, or reward time while still maintaining that educational value. Parents! You can use these worksheets to keep children engaged during travel, waiting rooms, or quiet time at home. Teachers! If you are needing some more FREE printable worksheets try our D is for Dinosaurs printables!
Color by Number Pterodactylus
Our prehistoric theme will keep your young dinosaur enthusiasts engaged while the math portion will provide a math challenge to keep students motivated without becoming frustrated.
Color by Number Stegosaurus
As children work their way through the worksheet, they’ll experience the satisfaction of watching their calculations reveal a colorful piece of artwork.
Color by Number Brontosaurus
Here is a coloring page that includes two hidden dinos. This is a great coloring activity for young students to reveal there new picture.
Color by Number Dinosaur Eggs
Here is a simple color by number worksheet that includes a volcano, two dinosaur eggs, and foot prints. Students will practice their number sense skills.
Color by Addition Dinosaurs
Teachers! These color by number dinosaur printables are a great combination of math and art. Elementary students will have the opportunity to add single digit numbers to find the solution. Once the solution is found students will match their number for the space and pick the correct color. For some more dino crafts try our Dinosaur file folder games for FREE today!
Color by Addition Brontosaurus
Here is a large brontosaurus color by addition coloring page. Children will add numbers 0 through 7 and then pick the color that corresponds to that number.
Color by Addition Dinosaur Eggs
Here is a volcano color by addition worksheet for children to color in. Our dinosaur color by number free printables encourage careful, controlled coloring, improving fine motor control and dexterity.
Color by Addition Pterodactylus
This is a color by addition pterodactyl activity for kids. It features a mystery dinosaur illustration with numbered sections that correspond to a color guide at the top of the page.
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