Friendly Dragon Blowing Smoke Ring Coloring Page
Smiling cartoon dragon sitting on a rock, blowing smoke rings near a snowy mountain.
Medium · 5–7Holidays & seasons
Animals & nature
Characters & fantasy
Learning & everyday
Dragons rest on a Viking shield, guard a treasure chest, snack on fish and soar with Viking riders in these 14 free How to Train Your Dragon coloring pages. Choose from easy and medium designs for ages 2 to 7. Print a page, download a PDF or color online. A great pick for kids who love Toothless and the Vikings of Berk.

Smiling cartoon dragon sitting on a rock, blowing smoke rings near a snowy mountain.
Medium · 5–7
Smiling baby dragon with small horns and wings sitting on a grassy.
Medium · 5–7
Cartoon baby dragon sitting beside an open treasure chest full of coins, with.
Medium · 5–7
A smiling baby dragon sitting on a cloud with stars and a sun.
Medium · 5–7
Cartoon chubby dragon laughing with mouth open and holding a rock, sitting on the.
Medium · 5–7
Two smiling baby dragons sitting on a grassy hill under a crescent moon and stars.
Medium · 5–7
Two cartoon baby dragons sit in a pond with a jumping fish, a lily.
Medium · 5–7
Baby dragon with horns and wings sitting on grass and hugging a big fish, with.
Medium · 5–7
Cartoon Viking boy in a horned helmet waving while riding a flying dragon over.
Medium · 5–7
Black outline drawing of a Viking girl with a braid and horned helmet.
Medium · 5–7
Cartoon Viking helmet with horns sitting on a tree stump with grass, black outline.
Medium · 5–7
Cartoon dragon with horns and spiky wings resting on a round wooden shield with.
Medium · 5–7
Black outline of a smiling cartoon dragon with spread wings standing on a cliff edge.
Medium · 5–7
Black outline drawing of a smiling baby dragon sitting on grass and tapping a round.
Easy · 2–4Our How to Train Your Dragon coloring pages bring the world of Vikings and dragons to your table. Dragons rest on Viking shields, sit by treasure chests, stand on cliffs and play with fish. A Viking boy rides a flying dragon, a Viking girl stands with her dragon, and a baby dragon nibbles a rock.
Night dragons look best in black or dark gray, with green eyes. Other dragons can be any color. Wood, metal and stone around them look great in browns and grays.
Viking life. Talk about how Vikings lived: boats, helmets and shields. Color the shield page and design your own crest.
Friendship. The movies are about a boy and a dragon becoming friends. Talk about how friends earn each other's trust.
Dragon care. Ask what a pet dragon would need. Make a list, like food, a bed and a big field.
Map of Berk. Draw a map of an island with cliffs, a village and dragon caves.
Yes. These pages are friendly, and most are Medium, a good fit for ages 5 to 7. There is one Easy page for younger fans.
Yes. Press the Download all button at the top of the page to save every picture in one PDF.
Toothless is black with green eyes. Use black or dark gray for his body and leave small white highlights to show his shape.
Yes. See the Dragon coloring pages under Fantasy & Mythical Creatures for cute dragons doing everyday things.
Not quite. Ask a grown-up to help.