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The score is written for full orchestra with a variety of folk and non-Western instruments. The score by composer John Powell, received its own recognition with an Oscar nomination for Best Score and winning Film Score of the Year from the IFMCA Awards.

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The film How to Train Your Dragon received critical acclaim when it was first released with many reviewers acknowledging the role of the score in the film’s success. (Also, for more colouring sheets, connect the dots, colour by number, and other printables featuring the Dreamworks dragon rider characters check out the printables section of their website.Rarely does one find a published copy of a film’s score, particularly from a film as recent as 2010. check out the sample pages from A Journal for Heroes.

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a PDF excerpt from How to Fight a Dragon’s Fury.a PDF excerpt from How to Betray a Dragon’s Hero.a PDF excerpt from How to Seize a Dragon’s Jewel.a PDF excerpt from How to Steal a Dragon’s Sword.scroll down a bit and you’ll see a map of the Isle of Berk.a map from How to Ride a Dragon’s Storm.a PDF excerpt from book number seven, How to Ride a Dragon’s Storm.a PDF excerpt from book number four, How to Cheat a Dragon’s Curse.a PDF excerpt from book number two, How to Be a Pirate.

a PDF excerpt from the How to Train Your Dragon novel.

a colouring sheet featuring Astrid and Stormfly.

one more colouring sheet featuring Toothless and Hiccup.

another colouring sheet featuring Hiccup and Toothless.

how to draw Toothless, a set by step “draw-along”.

a colouring sheet featuring Hiccup and Toothless.

This can be particularly helpful for younger artists who can get frustrated when their Night Fury or Deadly Nadder doesn’t look quite like the one they saw on TV.

Various things you may want to print out (and possibly cut up) to help create your own dragon book.

The Dreamworks version of Hiccup, Toothless, and the others, are different in many ways from the book versions.

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The site includes synopses of the thirteen books which have been published in the series (so far), as well as character bios, location maps, and tidbits from the author.

The How to Train Your Dragon Books section of Cressida Cowell’s official website.

If your child needs a little kickstart on what to write in their own book they can borrow information from these write-ups, while the images make a great reference for drawing their own dragons. There are write-ups about each dragon, and stills taken from the various How to Train Your Dragon films and television episodes. This ever growing encyclopedia of dragons is home to information about over fifty different species.

The Dragonpedia section of the official Dreamworks Dragons website.

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Free Online Resources for Making Your Own Book of Dragons You will need: a blank book, drawing supplies (pens, pencils, coloured pencils, markers, etc), scissors, glue, art paper, printer paper and access to a printer. Given that we already own enough coloured pencils, crayons and markers to outfit a medium sized classroom or two, spending $5 on that journal was the only money put out towards creating her book (If you want to grab a blank journal online, this one is relatively cheap and very cool looking). Seeing that she was serious about wanting to make a book of her own I picked her up a blank lined journal on sale for $5 at Winners. Yeah, no arguments here.Ī girl with a plan, she almost immediately started drawing and carefully cutting out dragons that she wanted to add to her book. Let’s see, helps her practice her reading, writing and drawing skills and keeps her quietly entertained for multiple hours in a row. My daughter’s desire to make her own dragon rider notebook was at least in part inspired by reading Cressida Cowell’s The (In)Complete Book of Dragons. When Grace told me that she wanted to create her own dragon book I was easily sold on the idea. Also, note that some of the links in this post are Amazon Affiliate links. As an associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. As always my words and opinions are my own. Disclosure: I am a member of the Netflix #StreamTeam, and as such, I am compensated to provide thoughts and suggestions about what’s currently showing on Netflix.