Great White Shark Rushing Upward With Jagged Teeth
Coloring guide
A large shark swims upward with its mouth wide open, showing rows of jagged teeth along the top and bottom jaws. One round dark eye sits near the top of the head. The body is drawn in simple outline, with a tall triangular dorsal fin, a long pointed pectoral fin hanging down, a smaller fin near the belly, and a big tail fin on the right. Several curved lines mark the gill slits behind the head, and a few rough, wavy lines run along the side of the body. The background is blank, so there is plenty of room for kids to add their own water. Try coloring the top of the shark gray and leaving the belly white, then talk about why many sharks have lighter bellies. This page is free to print and works well for ocean units.
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