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Let's Draw It - Things That Go Roar Activity Book

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Let's Draw Things That Go Roar! title page with a note to teachers, a pencil on notebook paper and reproduction terms
Opening page to show before the dinosaur drawing lessons
Triceratops, with pronunciation try-SER-ah-tops: steps 1 to 3 build the body from an oval, a head circle and leg shapes
Guided drawing: model each step on the board as students follow
Triceratops steps 4 and 5 add the frill, horns, toes and skin wrinkles, ending with a finished, colored Triceratops
Finishing details and a color model for the Triceratops
Ankylosaurus (An-KY-loh-SORE-us) steps 1 to 3: an oval body, then head and horns, then club tail, spikes and legs
Shape-based sketching start for an armored dinosaur
Ankylosaurus steps 4 and 5 add armor bands, spikes and scales, followed by a colored example with a red-orange shell
Practice adding texture and pattern before coloring
Stegosaurus (STEG-oh-SORE-us) steps 1 to 3: a teardrop body, then a long tail and legs, then back plates and spikes
Step-by-step sketching for the Stegosaurus
Stegosaurus steps 4 and 5 refine the plates, tail spikes and spots, with a finished orange Stegosaurus as a color guide
Reference for completing and coloring the Stegosaurus
Parasaurolophus (pair-ah-SORE-oh-LOH-fus) steps 1 to 4: two circles grow into an upright dinosaur with a head crest
Drawing an upright, crested dinosaur from basic shapes
Parasaurolophus step 5 adds stripes and markings to the outline, beside a colored orange version with a gray crest
Final step and color example to compare with student work
Oviraptor (OH-vih-RAP-tor) steps 1 to 3: two circles and a long neck become a bent-over body with legs and a beak
Early sketch stages for the Oviraptor lesson
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 things that go roar? Then this is the book for you! Its easy-to-follow steps will have you drawing amazing dinosaurs 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 picture

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