“Welcome to Jurassic World!” When the massive gates open and the prehistoric giants appear, children and adults alike hold their breath. The fascination with dinosaurs is timeless, and with the films of theJurassic Worldseries, it has reached a new high point. A Jurassic World coloring page is a ticket back to a time when lizards ruled the earth – and the perfect way to safely bring these gigantic creatures into your child’s room.
When coloring in the coloring pages, little park rangers can experience their favorite dinosaurs up close. There is of course “Blue”, the loyal velociraptor, the mighty T-Rex who roars as king of the dinosaurs, or the fearsome Indominus Rex. The images offer a mix of excitement and science. Children can think about what the dinosaurs’ skin looked like: was it gray and leathery like an elephant’s or perhaps colorfully spotted to camouflage themselves in the jungle
A mighty T-Rex walks through the jungle with erupting volcanoes in the background.
An explorer stands next to a Raptor dinosaur by a park off-road vehicle.
A gentle Brachiosaurus walks along the bank of a stream in a prehistoric valley.
A small dinosaur hatches from its egg inside a modern laboratory.
Owen Grady trains the velociraptor Blue in the enclosure.
Claire Dearing runs away from an approaching T-Rex in the jungle.
Owen Grady stands calmly in front of a large velociraptor in the forest.
The dangerous Indominus Rex sneaks through the dense jungle.
Instructions for Jurassic World coloring pages
Dinosaurs are natural wonders, and that should be reflected in the colors. Earthy tones such as olive green, brown, ocher and gray are the basis for a realistic look. ButJurassic Worldis also fantasy! Bright accents can be added, especially with the genetically modified dinosaurs or the Raptor Blue (with their characteristic blue stripes).
For younger dinosaur researchers, images with large, clear outlines are suitable, such as a friendly triceratops or a baby dinosaur just hatching from an egg. Older children often look for a challenge in detailed Jurassic World coloring pages scenes: the scaled armor, the sharp teeth of the Indoraptor or the complex technology of the gyrospheres require patience and precision. A tip: You can conjure up a dense, mysterious prehistoric jungle with different shades of green in the background.
12 Jurassic World coloring pages to print for free
Our collection includes 12 action-packed Jurassic World coloring pages that bring the adventure on Isla Nublar to life. You’ll find the gigantic Mosasaurus jumping out of the water, high-speed chases with Owen Grady and his motorcycle, and majestic brachiosaurs.
The motifs range from scientifically inspired profiles of the dinosaurs to exciting film scenes. All templates are available to download for free as JPG or PDF files. They can easily be printed out at home – ideal for the next dinosaur birthday or a rainy Sunday.
A nimble velociraptor deftly jumps over a tree trunk.
A three-horned Triceratops peacefully eats green leaves.
A mother Triceratops wanders through nature with her two young cubs.
A Stegosaurus with distinctive dorsal plates wanders through nature.
Owen rides a motorcycle accompanied by racing velociraptors.
A Pteranodon flies over a rocky coast with its wings spread wide.
A mighty T-Rex roars on a rock in front of a volcano.
A cute baby dinosaur is about to hatch from its egg in the nest.
A giant dinosaur footprint is examined next to a jeep.
A long-necked Brachiosaurus eats leaves from the treetops.
A cute baby Brachiosaurus lies happily in a pile of autumn leaves.
A heavily armored Ankylosaurus stands ready to defend itself.
6 creative ideas with Jurassic World coloring pages
The Park Pass Print out a small picture of a dinosaur or the Jurassic World logo. Stick it on a piece of cardboard and write “Junior Ranger” and the child’s name. With a ribbon around your neck, your official ID card for visiting the park is ready.
Dino Masks Take a frontal picture of a T-Rex or Raptor head. Let the child paint it wildly. Cut it out, make holes for the eyes and attach an elastic band. Now the big roar can begin!
Warning signs for the room InJurassic Worldthere are warning signs everywhere. Color a T-Rex and glue it to a yellow piece of paper. Write “ATTENTION DINO” or “ACCESS PROHIBITED” in large letters on it. Perfect for the bedroom door.
Fossil Hunt Color and cut out dinosaur skeletons or bones. Hide these in the sandbox or in the room. The children now have to act as paleontologists and dig up the “fossils” and put them together.
Dino Egg Surprise Paint a large egg on a piece of paper and cut it in the middle in a zigzag shape (as if it had been broken). Glue the bottom half to a sheet, glue a colored baby dinosaur picture behind it and attach the top egg shell with a pattern clip so that you can “open” the egg.
Prehistoric landscape in a shoebox Use an old shoebox as a diorama. Paint the background green. Cut out your colored dinosaurs from the coloring pages and place them in the box (with small paper supports). Add real rocks and branches for a realistic world.
Painting by numbers with dinosaurs
Dinosaur skin has many structures. “Paint by Numbers” helps children to correctly place shadows and light on the shed so that the dinosaur does not look flat, but rather beautifully three-dimensional and alive.
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Free Jurassic World Coloring Book PDF
We have opened the gates: A free PDF with 16 different Jurassic World coloring page templates is waiting for you. There are carnivores, herbivores and hybrids. The coloring book is ready to download at any time and guarantees hours of fun without the risk of being eaten.
With our Jurassic World coloring pages you can bring the giants of prehistoric times straight to your desk. It’s a wonderful way for children to explore their fascination with history and nature. Life finds a way – and so does color!
