Grinning Tiger Shark With Stripes and Sharp Teeth

A cartoon shark swims to the left with a wide, toothy grin and a narrowed, slightly grumpy eye. Its body is crossed by curved tiger-style stripes that run from the back down the sides, and you can see a tall dorsal fin, a smaller second fin behind it, a big pointed pectoral fin underneath, and a forked tail on the right. The outlines are thick and clean with lots of open white space, so younger kids can stay inside the lines without much trouble. Try coloring the body in gray or blue-gray and leaving the stripes a darker shade to show off the tiger pattern. It also works well for a quick ocean animal lesson on how tiger sharks got their name. Print as many copies as you need for class or a rainy afternoon.