A cute baby dragon in eight steps, with little wings, spikes down its back and a curly tail. In each step the black lines are new and the gray lines are what you have already drawn. Every dragon here comes with four free printables: the steps on one page, a dragon to trace, a coloring page and a draw and write sheet.
Ages 5 to 9. A cute baby dragon standing on two feet. The black lines are new in each step; the gray lines are already drawn.
Step 1Draw a big round head with a bump at the front for the snout.
Step 2Add an eye, a nostril and a happy smile.
Step 3Draw a small wing behind the head, with a scalloped bottom edge.
Step 4Draw the body: an oval for the tummy at the front and the curve of the back behind it.
Step 5Add the spikes: three on top of the head and a row of small ones down the back.
Step 6Draw a little arm on the tummy.
Step 7Add two short legs with feet at the bottom.
Step 8Finish with a long tail that curls up at the end.Done!Color it in. Ours is green, but yours can be any color.
StepsAll 8 steps on one page, with a big box to draw your dragon in.
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TraceTrace the gray dragon first, then draw one on your own underneath.
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ColoringThe finished dragon, big and in black and white, ready to color.
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Draw and writeDraw a dragon in the box, then write about it on the lines.
Download PDFDragons look hard, but this one is built from a circle, an oval and a few bumps. The wing comes before the back, because it sits in front of it: draw the part in front first and the line behind it simply stops where it meets the wing.
Kids who like dragons can try the other animals too: how to draw a dinosaur uses the same idea of a big body with a long tail.
Start with a round head with a bump for the snout, then add a face, a small wing, an oval tummy, spikes along the back, little legs and a curly tail. Drawing it as a baby dragon, with a big head and a small body, keeps it simple and cute.
Draw the top edge of the wing as one curve, then make the bottom edge a row of scallops, like the bottom of a cloud. Put the wing behind the head, at the top of the back.
Ages 5 to 9. Younger children can trace the gray dragon on the trace and draw sheet first.
Each card downloads a PDF. Print it on US Letter paper at 100 percent (actual size). The sheets are black and white, so they print well on any printer.
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