
Stegosaurus
A side view of a Stegosaurus with a clear row of back plates and four tail spikes.
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3 printable sheets · 3-12
Those tall plates along the back make Stegosaurus a favourite for colouring — each one can be a different shade.
There is a simple version for younger children, a clear side view, and a fern-filled scene with more to fill in.
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A side view of a Stegosaurus with a clear row of back plates and four tail spikes.
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A Stegosaurus moving through tall ferns and cycads, with lots of leaf detail around it.
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Stegosaurus was a plant-eating dinosaur from the Late Jurassic of North America, around 155 to 145 million years ago. It is easy to recognise from the two rows of tall bony plates running along its back and the spikes at the end of its tail.
The plates were not joined to the skeleton — they sat in the skin. Scientists still debate what they were for: display, helping control body temperature, or both. The four tail spikes are a clearer story, and fossil evidence suggests they were used in defence.
Stegosaurus had a long body but a small, narrow head with a beak and small teeth. It fed on low-growing plants rather than reaching up into trees.

One big, rounded Stegosaurus with very thick outlines and large empty shapes — ideal for toddlers.
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