Which dinosaur is your favorite out of all the ones you’ve seen?

We’ve featured some of the most spectacular dinosaurs from the Jurassic period, including the ever-ferocious Tyrannosaurus Rex!

This week, integrate this printable tyrannosaurus template into your learning activities for you and your children.

This printable tyrannosaurus template is an all-in-one package whether you have a little dino fan that loves t-rex dinosaurs, want to introduce a dinosaur-themed lesson, or plan a tyrannosaurus party!

With our printable tyrannosaurus template ideas, you can get ready for a fun and adventurous week with your family.

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Printable Tyrannosaurus Template

Printable Tyrannosaurus Template Materials Needed:

Printer Paper
Colored Pencils, Markers or Crayons
Printable Tyrannosaurus Template (FOUND AT THE BOTTOM)

Make your child’s finished Tyrannosaurus template a forever memory by laminating it! We use this laminator and cannot express how much we love it! It is not only inexpensive, it is SO easy to use!

Your kids will love seeing how much you adore their art work when you laminate and display it for years to come!

Looking for more amazing Dinosaur crafts ideas? Check out our T-Rex Craft, and Velociraptor Template.

Ideas for Printable Tyrannosaurus Template

Along with this printable tyrannosaurus template, we’ve come up with some simple and amazing ideas for incorporating it into your daily routine with your kids.

These are the best ideas for learning about dinosaurs, making tyrannosaurus arts and crafts, and more for your preschoolers and kindergarteners!

1. All Things T-Rex

One of the first dinosaurs that my children were interested in was the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

They are famous for being one of the most voracious meat-eaters who ever lived.

That’s why I was so excited to make this printable tyrannosaurus template and present it to them.

And, without a doubt, they loved and enjoyed it!

My kids hauled out their entire t-rex collection, which included books, toys, and board games!

I’ll be sharing some impressive tyrannosaurus items that you may incorporate into your learning activities.

You can use these books with informative facts about tyrannosaurus and have your children play and engage with toy figures and an exciting board game that you can share with the entire family.

2. Tyrannosaurus Rex Paper Hat

My children are always engaged in imaginative play.

I knew I needed to come up with an idea that they could create and use for their imaginative play when I showed them this printable tyrannosaurus template.

They already have toys, but I’d like to see them make their own materials for play.

Your kids can also make this tyrannosaurus rex paper hat to use and wear during pretend play or even dress-up days at school!

For this activity, all you need is green or any other color construction paper, markers, scissors, and glue.

Cut an inch of two strips of construction paper for the headband. Make sure it fits your child’s head by measuring it around his or her head.

Cut five strips of construction paper for the spikes.

The strips should be folded in half.

Make a diamond shape, but leave the middle flat.

Cut it diagonally in the center, leaving the folded edge.

Place the folded edge first when attaching the spikes in a row on a strip of construction paper using glue.

Fold the spikes one by one across the strip you’ve attached them to once it’s dried.

Glue the spikes’ two sides together.

Attach the spikes on the headband after they have dried.

The spikes should form a trail below your child’s back.

3. Hungry T-Rex

The tyrant lizard is another name for the tyrannosaurus rex.

They are carnivores with sharp teeth and powerful jaws who dominated the Cretaceous period as one of the most fearsome predators.

Have you ever wondered how many and how big their teeth were?

They had 60 bone-crunching teeth as big as bananas!

This printable tyrannosaurus template idea is perfect for kids who enjoy catching, throwing, and shooting.

Feed anything you can shoot into the mouth of this hungry t-rex craft.

Draw a t-rex head on a piece of a cardboard box to create the hungry t-rex.

Make it large so that you have enough room to draw the mouth.

The printable tyrannosaurus template can be used as a guide for drawing the head.

Draw the mouth wide open and cut away the excess.

Cut triangle shapes out of white construction paper and glue them to the mouth to create sharp teeth.

More tyrannosaurus features, like eyes and a nose, can be added.

Enjoy shooting balls, fruit and vegetable toys, and other fun food toys you have on hand!

4. T-Rex Themed Party

If you can’t get enough of this tyrannosaurus printable, now is the perfect time to have a T-Rex-themed party this weekend!

You may use the free tyrannosaurus template for a variety of purposes at your party.

It can be used to make invitations, party banners, table décor, souvenirs, and favor bags.

You can use all of these ideas for party activities.

Allow your kids to read and share the t-rex books with their friends, as well as wear the t-rex paper hat and play the hungry t-rex game.

We hope you enjoy putting these ideas together for your plans.

We’re always delighted to give you and your children these templates and ideas.

We are confident that your little ones will never grow tired of learning new things and exploring new concepts.

Printable Tyrannosaurus Template:

If your children enjoy watching Jurassic World or any other dino cartoon, they will have a great time working on this printable tyrannosaurus template.

Modify this tyrannosaurus drawing any way you want.

Allow them to experiment with the various art supplies you have available, and have them mix and match colors and materials to create a tyrannosaurus that comes to life!

Don’t forget to tell us about your learning experiences with these ideas!

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