Great White Shark Cruising Right With Three Gill Slits

A single large shark swims to the right in a simple side view, drawn with clean, bold outlines and no background at all. You can see its pointed snout, a round eye, a slightly open mouth, and three curved gill slits behind the head. The tall triangular dorsal fin rises from its back, and a long pectoral fin angles down from its side. Smaller fins sit along the belly and near the tail, and the crescent-shaped tail fin points to the left. The body is a big open area, which makes it easy for younger kids to color. Try shading the top of the body darker gray and leaving the belly lighter, then talk about how many sharks have two-tone coloring. This free printable works well for ocean unit lessons too.