Easy Dragon Coloring Pages

About these easy dragon coloring pages

Every dragon here sits on an open white page with one prop at most, so small hands are never chasing tiny gaps. The designs come in two flavors. The plain dragons have smooth bodies and empty wings: one stands sideways on four sturdy legs, one sleeps in a loose curl, others hug an egg, a heart or a pillow, rest a paw on a ball, peer at a rock or tip their heads back toward a crescent moon. The patterned ones are just as simple in outline but add a few shapes inside, like petals or leaves on the wings, stars, teardrops, a swirl on the belly or a spiral tail. Those inner shapes give a child something to fill in a second color without making the page busy. The props are things a young child already knows by name: a heart, a ball, a star, a cloud, a hill, a flower. Wings are split into a few wide panels, and the spikes along the back are kept large and rounded. With nothing behind the dragon, a toddler can finish one in a single short sitting.