A long-necked dinosaur and a triceratops flank the title, with eggs and footprints along the bottom. Between them sit fourteen addition problems, each with a box for the answer.
Everything is drawn in outline, so the whole page doubles as something to color once the math is finished. That is a useful bargain to be able to offer: work through the problems, then the dinosaurs are yours. It also means the sheet prints on any printer without touching a color cartridge.
The problems run from 2 + 2 and 4 + 1 up to 2 + 8 and 3 + 7, the two pairs that make exactly ten. Sums never pass ten, so a child who has just started adding can do the whole page unaided.