Shark Angling Toward the Top Right, Teeth Showing
Coloring guide
A single shark angles up toward the top right of the page with its mouth open, showing a row of triangle-shaped teeth along the upper jaw. It has two small oval eyes, four curved gill lines behind the head, a large pointed dorsal fin on its back, and a broad side fin under the body. Smaller fins sit near the belly and tail, and the tail curves down at the lower left. The background is plain white, so there is plenty of room to color. The outlines are thick and the shapes are big, which makes this a good fit for younger kids using crayons. Try shading the top of the body dark gray or blue and leaving the belly lighter, then point out how real sharks are often colored that way. This free printable also works well for a simple lesson on shark body parts like fins, gills, and teeth.
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