Shark Family Swimming Together In The Ocean Coloring Page

One adult and three smaller sharks swim in a loose group, the young ones stacked below and behind so their heads step down the page in a diagonal. All four are smiling. Apart from a single clump of seaweed in the bottom left corner the sheet is empty, and roughly three quarters of it is bare white paper. That emptiness is the reason to pick this page. There is room to give each of the four a completely different color, or to run one color from dark at the top to pale at the bottom and turn the group into a gradient, which is easier than it sounds when the shapes are this well separated. Gill slits and fin lines are the only interior detail anywhere. Five and up. A group of sharks is called a shiver, which is a good word to hand a child while they work, although in practice most of the species drawn in this style live alone and only gather where there is food.