Right-Swimming Shark With Two Dorsal Fins and Teeth

A single shark swims to the right in simple side view, drawn with clean black outlines on a plain white background. The tall triangular dorsal fin rises from the middle of its back, with a smaller second dorsal fin closer to the tail. You can see five curved gill lines behind the eye, a slightly open mouth with small pointed teeth, and a narrowed, frowning eye that gives it a serious look. Two pectoral fins and smaller fins along the belly are drawn too, along with the long tail fin pointing back to the left. The big open areas are easy for small hands to fill in. Try blues and grays on the back and leave the belly lighter, which is a good way to talk about how real sharks are shaded to blend into the water. This page is free to print for classroom or home use.