Christmas dinosaurs make a fun change from the usual holiday coloring sheets. In this collection, a T-Rex wears a Santa hat, a Triceratops gets wrapped in Christmas lights, and a baby dinosaur peeks out of a stocking. There are also snowy outdoor scenes, wrapped gifts, and dinosaurs enjoying Christmas at home.
We’ve put together 20 free printable Dinosaur Christmas coloring pages for kids who love dinosaurs and holiday activities. Each design has its own PDF, so you can choose a favorite for a quiet afternoon, print a few for a Christmas party, or keep the whole set ready for winter break.
Browse the pages below and use the Download Now button beneath any design you want to print.
20 Free Printable Dinosaur Christmas Coloring Pages
How to Download and Print the Coloring Pages
Every dinosaur Christmas design comes as a separate printable PDF. That means you can save the ones your child likes without downloading a full booklet.
- Choose a design from the collection above.
- Select Download Now beneath the page.
- Open the PDF and print it on US Letter paper (8.5 x 11 inches).
- Check the print preview before printing. Choose Fit to Page or Fit to Printable Area if your printer would otherwise cut off the thin border.
For A4 paper, use your printer’s fit setting and check the preview to make sure the full design stays on the sheet. Black-and-white printing is all you need. You can also save the PDFs and print another copy whenever someone wants to try a new set of colors.
Christmas Color Ideas for Your Dinosaurs
Green is a familiar choice for dinosaurs, but the Christmas theme gives kids plenty of reasons to try other colors. A purple T-Rex with a red Santa hat or a blue Stegosaurus with gold ornaments can look just as fun as a traditional green dinosaur.
For a classic Christmas look, use red and green for hats, scarves, sweaters, gift ribbons, and tree decorations. Yellow works well for stars and string lights, while light blue can give snowy backgrounds a cool winter feel. Leave some snow and fluffy hat trim white if you want those parts to stand out.
Kids can also invent their own holiday dinosaur colors. Try pink or orange for the baby dinosaur, different colors for every plate on the Stegosaurus, or a bright pattern on the Triceratops’ Christmas lights. The finished pages don’t have to match one another, even when they’re displayed together.
Fun Christmas Activities with the Finished Pages
The coloring pages can be part of a longer Christmas activity without much preparation. Print a few designs, set out crayons or colored pencils, and let everyone choose a dinosaur.
- Make a holiday wall display. Hang the finished pages in a hallway, classroom, or playroom, and add a new dinosaur as each page is completed.
- Create handmade Christmas cards. Print a design at a smaller scale, color it, and fold or attach it to cardstock for a card to give to family members.
- Set up a Christmas party table. Put a few different dinosaurs at each place so children can color while guests arrive or before an activity begins.
- Make a dinosaur Christmas booklet. Gather several finished pages, add a homemade cover, and staple them together for a holiday keepsake.
- Use them for a winter-break activity. Keep a small stack with coloring supplies for an afternoon indoors or a family coloring session.
For a group activity, print different designs rather than handing everyone the same page. One child might choose the ice-skating dinosaur while another goes straight for the giant candy cane or gingerbread house.
What to Use for Coloring
Crayons and colored pencils both work well on ordinary printer paper. Colored pencils give children control over smaller parts such as ornaments and sweater patterns, while crayons are handy for filling larger areas such as dinosaur bodies and snowbanks.
If you’re using markers, choose thicker printer-friendly paper when possible and put an extra sheet underneath the page. This helps protect the table if ink passes through. A small tray or cup for each color group can also keep shared supplies within reach during a classroom or party activity.
Which Dinosaur Christmas Page Should You Choose First?
For a child who loves T-Rex, start with the Santa-hat T-Rex or the Christmas sweater page. The baby dinosaur in a stocking, the hatching egg, and the gift-opening dinosaur are good picks for children who like cute holiday scenes.
There are other choices for kids who enjoy specific dinosaurs. Try the Triceratops with Christmas lights, the ornament-covered Stegosaurus, or the long-necked Brachiosaurus beside the tree. For a snowy scene, choose the snowman, sleigh, skating, or flying-present design.
More Free Christmas Coloring Pages from FunFillColor
If your family is planning several holiday coloring sessions, you can mix the dinosaurs with other Christmas themes on FunFillColor. Browse our Christmas Elf Coloring Pages, Christmas Puppy Coloring Pages, Christmas Ornament Coloring Pages, and Christmas Coloring Pages collections for more printable choices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Dinosaur Christmas coloring pages free?
Yes. You can download each printable PDF free of charge and print your favorite designs for personal coloring activities.
How many Christmas dinosaur designs are included?
There are 20 different pages. The set includes a T-Rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Brachiosaurus, baby dinosaurs, and a flying Pterodactyl, all with Christmas decorations or winter activities.
Can I download just one coloring page?
Yes. Every design has its own Download Now button, so you can save or print individual pages without getting the complete set.
Can I print these coloring pages on A4 paper?
Yes. The PDFs are set up for US Letter paper, but you can print on A4 by choosing Fit to Page and checking the preview so the border stays visible.
What coloring supplies work best?
Crayons and colored pencils are good choices for regular printer paper. Markers work too, especially with thicker paper and a spare sheet underneath to catch any ink.
Can I print the same page again?
Yes. Save the PDF and print another copy whenever you want to try a different color combination or share the same design with a family member.
Can I use the pages for a Christmas party or classroom activity?
These designs can be useful for noncommercial holiday activities at home or in a classroom. Please keep the download files on FunFillColor rather than reposting or selling them elsewhere.
Do all the coloring pages have Christmas themes?
Yes. Every page includes a Christmas item or seasonal activity, such as Santa hats, presents, ornaments, candy canes, gingerbread cookies, a decorated tree, or snowy winter fun.
Pick a Dinosaur and Start Coloring
Choose one of the 20 designs above, save its PDF, and print it whenever you’re ready. If you want to make a small Christmas set, a Santa-hat T-Rex, a baby dinosaur in a stocking, and the dinosaur family by the tree make a good mix of characters and scenes.
Usage Note
These free Dinosaur Christmas coloring pages are for personal and noncommercial classroom use. Please do not sell, redistribute, reupload, or claim the printable files as your own.



















