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Let's Draw Dinosaurs Activity Book

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Let's Draw Dinosaurs title page by Twin Sisters Digital Media with a teacher note and a classroom-use reproduction notice
Opening page to show before the step-by-step drawing lessons
Pachycephalosaurus drawing steps 1-3 with pronunciation: students build the body from ovals, then add domed head and legs
Guided drawing: start with simple shapes before adding detail
Pachycephalosaurus steps 4-5: students add the spiky dome, claws and tail, then color it, shown in red with blue stripes
Finishing stage: adding details and coloring the drawing
Struthiomimus steps 1-4 with pronunciation: students sketch an oval body, long neck, running legs and a curved tail
Art class practice drawing a dinosaur in motion
Struthiomimus step 5: students refine the running outline, with a finished example colored green with yellow stripes
Model to compare against when students color their own
Spinosaurus steps 1-3 with pronunciation: students start from one oval, add a long tail and snout, then attach the legs
Early-finisher option for building a sketch from basic shapes
Spinosaurus steps 4-5: students add the tall back sail, teeth and skin texture, then color it in shades of green
Demonstrates layering detail onto a basic outline
Plesiosaurus steps 1-3 with pronunciation: students draw an oval body, curve a long neck and small head, then add flippers
Sea reptile drawing for a prehistoric life art unit
Plesiosaurus steps 4-5: students add the tail and spot markings, then color the reptile dark blue with pale spots
Shows students how pattern and color complete a drawing
Apatosaurus steps 1-3 with pronunciation: students join two circles into a body, add a long neck and head, then four legs
Quick starter lesson for a sub plan or art center
Attributes
Subject

Creative Arts, Art, Fine Arts

Grades

Grade 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Types

Workbooks, Worksheets & Printables

File

PDF

Editable
No
Author
Twin Sisters Digital Media
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About This Product

Want to learn to draw dinosaurs? Then this is the book for you! Its easy-to-follow steps will have you drawing amazing monsters in no time. Eight creatures from the age of dinosaurs are sketched inside! Friends will envy your skills! And they won’t even know it’s all a result of practice, practice, practice!

What's Included

A 17-page printable packet with steps to draw dinosaurs

Resource Tags

dinosaurs draw drawing activity science

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