Did you know? The word dragon comes from the Greek word drakon, which means large serpent. This etymology highlights the ancient and widespread cultural significance of these mythical creatures, with depictions found in various forms across numerous civilizations throughout history.

Creative Coloring Ideas:
• Here are five coloring ideas for the dragon:
• Rainbow Dragon: Color the entire body in rainbow stripes, using a different color for each stripe (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet). Add some white highlights to give it a sparkly effect.
• Glow-in-the-Dark Dragon: Use neon colors like pink, purple, and green to paint the scales. Then, add glow-in-the-dark paint or markers to create a glowing effect on certain parts of the dragons body, such as its eyes, wings, or tail.
• Daytime Dragon: Paint the background light blue to represent a daytime sky. Color the dragon itself in shades of brown and beige, with some darker brown accents for depth. Add highlights of yellow and orange to give it a warm glow.
• Underwater Dragon: Create an underwater scene by painting the background in shades of turquoise and aqua. Use blues and greens to color the dragons body, adding some lighter blue highlights on its wings and tail to give it a sense of movement.