Two Sharks Gliding Together, One Above and Behind
Coloring guide
Two sharks glide across the page in the same direction, one placed a little above and behind the other. Each one is drawn in bold black outline with a pointed snout, a small round eye, and five short gill slits behind the head. You can see the tall triangular dorsal fin on top, a long pectoral fin angled down from the belly, a second smaller dorsal fin, and smaller fins near the tail. The tails sweep out to the right with a long upper lobe. The background is plain white, so there is lots of room to add your own water. Try coloring one shark in classic gray tones and the other in a different shade, then talk about where sharks keep their gills and how their fins help them swim. This printable page works well for ocean units or quiet afternoon coloring.
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