Great White Shark Swimming With Small Fish

A large shark swims toward the viewer with its mouth slightly open, showing rows of small pointed teeth. It has a round eye, a pointed snout, and five curved gill slits along its side. A tall dorsal fin rises from the back, and a long pectoral fin stretches down to the lower left. The other pectoral fin has a dark tip at the lower right. A tiny striped fish sits near the shark's side, which adds a fun detail to color. Try shading the top of the shark in gray or blue and leaving the belly lighter, then pick bright colors for the little fish so it stands out. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on how sharks use their fins to steer through the water.