Right-Facing Shark With Four Gill Slits and a Long Mouth Line

A single shark swims to the right in a clean side view, drawn with bold, smooth outlines. The pointed snout curves into a long mouth line, and a small round eye sits near the front of the head. Four short gill slits are marked behind the head. A tall triangular dorsal fin rises from the back, a long pectoral fin stretches along the side, and smaller fins sit on the underside. The tail has a large upper lobe and a smaller lower lobe. There is no background, so the whole page is open space for your own ideas. Since the body is big and uncluttered, it works well for younger kids using chunky crayons. Try shading the back darker gray and leaving the belly light, then talk about why many sharks look two-toned in the water. Print as many copies as you need for a class ocean unit.