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Our dinosaur coloring pages are back for round two, and they’re still bringing the good news with tiny ties, big smiles, and gospel messages that stick.

These free printable Gospel Dinosaur Coloring Pages are made for the dinosaur lovers in your life, whether they’re 4, 14, or the grown adult who still knows the difference between a velociraptor and a rhamphorhynchus. So grab a crayon and let’s get coloring!

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This second set of printable dinosaur coloring pages includes five more fun gospel-centered messages reminding you to armor up with faith and share the gospel with others. Each page is designed to be simple enough for younger kids to enjoy, but we know plenty of older kids, teens, and even adults who enjoy these too. We welcome all.

These aren’t just for filling time, they’re a simple way to help gospel learning feel a little more natural.

Ways to Use these Dino Coloring Pages

Need something reverent-ish for little hands during church? These work wonderfully for sacrament meeting bags. Kids stay busy and parents breathe a little easier. We bring some every week to share with kids in our ward.
Not every teenager wants to raise their hand and answer questions during church classes. But hand them a page to color while they listen? Suddenly they’re paying attention and participating without feeling like they’re being called to the front of the room. It’s still amazing to us how much something simple like coloring can transform your classroom. A miracle, really.
Family Home Evening is an excellent setting for these pages. Use them as part of a quick FHE lesson on faith, missionary work, service, or sharing the gospel.
Print a few extra pages for ministering visits, grandkids, rainy Sundays, or “please stop climbing the furniture for five minutes” moments. We support all worthy causes.
Stake Conference! Sure, you’ve got one hour of sacrament down pat but two hours of a stake conference meeting is a whole other beast. Use these when they start to get restless.

Why Gospel Coloring Pages?

Because sometimes the best teaching moments happen quietly.

A child colors “I Can Share the Gospel” and starts asking questions.
A teen works on “Roaring to Serve” while listening to a lesson and actually remembers the message later.
A Primary child sees “Armor Up With Faith” and connects gospel truths with something fun.

Small things matter. And if dinosaurs help get the message there? We say let them preach.