Whale Shark Gliding Downward, Back Covered in Oval Spots
Coloring guide
A big whale shark swims diagonally across the page with its wide, rounded head at the lower left and its tall tail fin stretching up toward the top right. Its back is covered in oval spots of different sizes, and a few thin lines run along its side and toward the tail. Small dots line the edges of the two pectoral fins and the rim of the mouth, and there is one small round eye near the front. Two dorsal fins rise from the back. The large open areas are easy for little hands to fill in. Try coloring the body deep blue or gray, then leave the oval spots white or yellow so the pattern stands out. This printable also works well for a short lesson on how whale sharks are the biggest fish in the ocean.
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