Goldfish Facing Right With Wavy Scale Rows

A single goldfish swims to the right, drawn in clean black outlines on a white background. Its round head has a small solid black eye, a curved gill line, and a tiny open mouth at the pointed snout. Along the body, wavy lines make rows of scales that get smaller and more overlapping toward the tail. A tall dorsal fin rises from the back, and two pectoral and pelvic fins sit below the belly, each with thin lines running through them. The long tail fin is the showpiece, with several stretched sections that sweep to the left and curve at the ends. Try coloring each fin section in a slightly different shade of orange, yellow, or red, then talk about how real goldfish use their fins to steer and balance. The free printable is also good for practicing small, careful strokes inside the scale rows.