Big Toothy Shark Playing With Three Little Fish
Coloring guide
Front and center is a big grinning cartoon shark, swimming on a diagonal with its mouth wide open and round, sparkly eyes. Look for three curved gill lines on its side, a tall dorsal fin and a tail sweeping up on the left. Three small striped fish with happy faces swim around it, one at the top right and two at the bottom. Soft bubbles of different sizes float all over, and wavy seaweed stalks grow up from the bumpy sea floor along the bottom edge. Bold lines and large shapes work nicely for preschoolers and early elementary kids. Bright blue with a pale belly looks great on the shark, and orange or yellow helps the little fish stand out in the water. Anyone who loves coloring can download and print this one free. Kids who like Shark coloring pages usually enjoy Owl and Cow too.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- ocean blue
- grass green
- soft yellow
- fresh green
- bright orange
- pale sky blue
- amber orange
- coral pink
- deep red
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the big shark body, its dorsal fin, and its lower fins with ocean blue, leaving the eye whites white.
- 2Fill the three little fish heads with soft yellow, then color their tails and fins with bright orange.
- 3Color the stripes on each little fish with amber orange, keeping the eyes white.
- 4Color the seaweed with grass green and fresh green, leaving small light highlights white.
- 5Fill the bubbles with pale sky blue, color the open mouth coral pink, and add deep red at the corners of the mouth. Keep the teeth white.
- 6Optional: Add a little darker blue along the shark's belly for depth.
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