Shellder Pokémon with Big Eyes and Long Tongue

A Shellder sits in a slightly tilted pose, drawn with clean, simple outlines. Its hard bivalve shell is open at the front. The upper shell has a smooth, rounded top with a ridged edge and a few pointed spikes sticking out at the sides and back. Inside, the soft body shows two large oval eyes, each with a small black dot for a pupil. A long, rounded tongue hangs down to the lower right. A wavy, frilled lip runs along the bottom edge of the lower shell. The big open spaces make this an easy page for younger kids. Try a glossy purple for the shell and a soft pink for the tongue, then leave the eye whites bare. Kids can also practice shading by adding darker color along the ridges of the shell. It's free to print and works well for a quiet afternoon activity.