Thresher Shark With Its Tail Arching Over the Top Left Corner
Coloring guide
A single shark swims toward the right side of the page, drawn in a simple bold outline with no background at all. The most eye-catching part is the very long tail, which sweeps up and back in a graceful curve across the top left corner. The shark also has a tall pointed dorsal fin, a long pectoral fin angled downward, a small second fin near the tail, and jagged little edges along its belly and underside. Its pointed snout has a small round eye and a short mouth line. Because the shapes are large and open, it works well for younger kids who like plenty of room for crayons. Try shading the body in two tones of blue or gray, then talk about how this kind of shark uses its extra long tail. The printable page is easy to use for an ocean unit.
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