Smiling Baby Shark Swimming Past Coral and Rocks

A small shark with big round eyes and a wide grin swims through the middle of an underwater scene. You can see a few little teeth along its mouth, a pointed dorsal fin, a tail fin, and small gill lines behind the eye. Tall branching seaweed or coral fills the left side, and a bumpy coral with rounded arms sits on top of a large rock at the right. Two smooth rock mounds fill the bottom, with spiky sea anemones drawn on them, and two tube-shaped sponges sit at the lower left. The lines are bold and the shapes are roomy, so it works well for kids who are still building crayon control. Try coloring the shark in one bold color, then use cooler shades for the coral so the little swimmer stands out. This free page also makes a handy prompt for talking about reef life.