Color A Bird-Like Robot Dinosaur from “Trace Then Color: Robot Dinosaurs”
Get ready to plug in your imagination and power up your pencils—today’s freebie is straight out of my latest title in the Trace Then Color series: Trace Then Color: Robot Dinosaurs. I’m excited to share a brand-new robot dinosaur coloring page, featuring a bird-like mechanical dino with a pointy beak, and an inquisitive gaze.
This free page gives your kids the chance to trace and color one of the characters from the book—part dinosaur, part robot, and 100% awesome. It’s a perfect introduction to what this book is all about: wild creativity, fun lines to trace, and unforgettable designs.
If your kids love machines and prehistoric creatures (or anything with gears and claws), this one’s going to be a favorite.
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Inside the Book: Trace Then Color—Robot Dinosaurs
Trace Then Color: Robot Dinosaurs is packed with 50 different hybrid characters that blend dinosaur shapes with sci-fi details. Think bolts and armor plates, glowing eyes, sharp teeth, power cables, and claws made for stomping. Each robot dinosaur has its own personality and cool little design touches.
Every page features a character with bold, clean lines that kids can trace right on the page, followed by a version to color in however they like. It’s designed to build drawing confidence while still being really, really fun.
And yes—this free robot dinosaur coloring page is one of the 50 you’ll find in the book!
Find Robot Versions of These Popular Dinosaurs in the Book:
- Tyrannosaurus Rex
- Brontosaurus
- Triceratops
- Velociraptor
- Plesiosaurus
- Pterodactyl
and many more…
This book is great for kids who want to draw cool stuff but aren’t quite ready to freehand. Tracing gives them the structure they need, and coloring gives them the freedom to make it their own.
Why Kids Love Robot Dinosaurs
There’s something about combining ancient predators with futuristic tech that just works. Dinosaurs are already cool. Robots are also cool. Put them together? Now you’ve got something unforgettable.
That’s why this robot dinosaur coloring page is such a hit. It’s not just about coloring within the lines—it’s about bringing something to life. Kids love adding their own style to each character. Some go for battle-ready silver and steel. Others fill their pages with rainbow chrome and neon power cores.
And with tracing included, even younger kids can feel confident drawing these mechanical creatures.
What Makes the Trace Then Color Series Special?
The Trace Then Color series is all about giving kids a path into drawing. It’s not quite a how-to-draw book—but it helps build the same skills. Each page has two parts:
- The Tracing Page: A lighter version of the drawing that kids can trace directly on the paper.
- The Coloring Page: A bold version of the same design they can color in however they like.
It’s simple, approachable, and it works. Kids learn how to break down characters into shapes and lines, all while having fun and getting creative.
If your child lights up when you say the words “dinosaur” or “robot,” then this robot dinosaur coloring page is a great introduction to the series. Once they try one, they’ll want to do them all.
Designed for Kids Ages 3 and Up
Trace Then Color: Robot Dinosaurs is perfect for younger artists, but older kids love it too. The designs are full of detail but not overly complicated, and every character has a unique vibe. Some are goofy. Some are fierce. Some are downright strange. But all of them are fun to trace, color, and bring to life.
You don’t need any special tools—just a pencil and crayons or markers. And since every page is printed on one side only, kids can use the back for their own custom creations or to practice drawing from scratch.
And let’s be honest—parents and older siblings will probably want to jump in on this robot dinosaur coloring page too. I know I had a blast drawing it.
A Creative, Screen-Free Activity That Feels Like Play
One of my goals with every book is to give kids something to do that’s creative, fun, and not glued to a screen. Tracing and coloring are calming activities, and they also help with:
- Fine motor skills
- Hand-eye coordination
- Focus and patience
- Artistic confidence
- Imaginative thinking
This robot dinosaur coloring page checks all the boxes—and it’s just one out of 50 characters in the book. Whether your child is already an avid artist or just starting out, this book gives them space to explore and experiment while following along with designs they’re excited about.
Free Activity Page (save and print):
Try the Free Page—Then Keep the Challenge Going
I always include a freebie because I want you to try it out and see what this series is like. If your kid enjoys this bird-like robot dinosaur, there are 49 more characters waiting inside the full book.
Each one builds on the same idea: bold designs that are fun to trace and even more fun to color.
So download the robot dinosaur coloring page, grab a pencil, and get ready to power up your creativity.
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Kevin Coulston is an accomplished cartoonist, animator, and writer. He is the author and illustrator of over 70 (and still counting) children’s drawing books available here on FirstArtBooks.com. Kevin has also authored numerous kid-friendly comic book series, including “Dylan McVillain: A Super Villain with the Best Intentions” and “The Adventures of a 4th Grade Space Captain,” along with the Children’s Picture Book series “Alexis and the T-Rexes.”
