Tiger Shark Climbing Diagonally Toward the Upper Left

A large shark swims diagonally across the page with its snout pointing to the upper left and its tail curving up on the right. The head shows a round eye, a slightly open mouth with a few teeth, and several gill slits behind it. Dark spots and short dashes cover the back and upper sides, while the belly stays mostly clear and open. You can see the tall dorsal fin, a long pectoral fin, a smaller pelvic fin, a little second dorsal fin and a tall, pointed tail. The wide white areas are easy for younger kids to fill in. Try blue-gray on the top half and a lighter shade underneath, then add the spots and dashes with a darker pencil. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on shark body parts, since each fin is clearly separated and easy to name.