Dolphin Diving Snout First Toward Bottom Right

A cartoon dolphin curves across the page with its long snout pointing down toward the bottom right corner. It has one big round eye with a shiny highlight, a gentle smile line along its beak, and a small curved mark near the nostril area. Its tail flukes sit at the top, bending to the right, and a pointed dorsal fin rises from the middle of its back. A rounded flipper sticks out on the left side, and a second fin shows on the right. The outlines are clean and thick with lots of open space, so this works well for younger kids using crayons or chunky markers. Try shading the body in two blues, a darker one on the back and a lighter one near the belly, then talk about how dolphins use their tail and fins to swim. Print it free for a quiet ocean unit or a rainy afternoon.