Four Dolphins Swirling in a Circle Together

Four dolphins curve around one another in a loose circle, each with its body bent into a big arc. Two of them dive nose-down at the top, one arches through the middle with its beak pointing toward the bottom right, and one curls along the bottom with its beak pointing up. Each dolphin has a small dot for an eye, a long narrow beak, a pointed dorsal fin, and curved flippers. Two tail flukes show at the edges, one at the lower left and one at the right. The outlines are thick and smooth, and the bodies overlap in a few places, so the shapes are easy to follow. Try giving each dolphin its own shade of blue or gray so the overlapping bodies stand apart. It also works well for talking with kids about how dolphins live and swim in groups called pods. This page is free to print and works for crayons, markers, or colored pencils.