Sleek Shark Swimming Downward With Long Tail

A single shark is drawn in a side view, with its pointed snout angled down toward the lower left and its long tail curving up to a thin tip at the top right. You can see one small round eye, a slightly open mouth with tiny jagged teeth, and five curved gill lines just behind the head. The large triangular dorsal fin sits on the back, with a smaller second dorsal fin further along. Below are a pectoral fin, a pelvic fin, and a small anal fin. Everything is outlined in bold black lines on a plain white background, so there are big open areas for crayons or markers. Try blending gray and blue along the body, then leave the belly lighter to talk about how many sharks have two-toned coloring. This printable page works well for ocean units or quiet afternoons.