Shark and Turtle Coloring Page
Best buddies meet on the reef! A grinning shark and a tiny sea turtle share a happy hello as hearts float up.
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Choose from 60 free shark coloring pages and download each one as a printable A4 PDF. You will find cute cartoon sharks brushing their teeth, running a lemonade stand, riding a seahorse and napping in a seashell bed. Pick a picture below, select Download PDF, and print it at home.
Best buddies meet on the reef! A grinning shark and a tiny sea turtle share a happy hello as hearts float up.
Download PDFSqueeze! A cheerful shark wraps its fins around a smiling starfish while bubbles and hearts drift by.
Download PDFRiding along underneath, a little remora fish sticks close to its big shark friend everywhere it swims.
Download PDFOpen wide! A helpful shrimp scrubs inside a grinning shark's mouth with a tiny toothbrush.
Download PDFGiddy up! A baby shark rides on the back of a smiling seahorse that wears a pretty bow.
Download PDFNeed a lift? A hermit crab hops on a shark that wears a little Shark Taxi sign.
Download PDFHolding a string like a party balloon, a happy shark floats along with a jellyfish under the sunny sea.
Download PDFRaindrops are falling, so a clever shark stays dry under a jellyfish that works just like an umbrella.
Download PDFLeading the way, a smiling shark guides a parade of glowing jellyfish through the starry sea.
Download PDFBop! A giggling shark and a playful octopus swing soft sea sponges in a silly pillow fight.
Download PDFSlow and steady wins! A patient shark cheers as a tiny snail crawls across the finish line.
Download PDFWatching over a row of baby fish, this kind shark makes the friendliest babysitter in the sea.
Download PDFSwim in a line! A big shark leads a group of little sharks and a fish on an underwater game of follow the leader.
Download PDFReady or not! A shark hides behind a big coral while a clownfish covers its eyes and counts to four.
Download PDFOoh, treasure! A curious shark peeks over an open clam to admire a shiny pearl.
Download PDFSay cheese! A shark snaps a happy selfie with a sea turtle and a clownfish inside a big photo frame.
Download PDFCovered in polka dots, a gentle whale shark glides over the waves with two tiny fish riding on its back.
Download PDFPretty bows sit on each end of this hammerhead's wide head. Pick a sweet color for every loop.
Download PDFBalance time! Two little fish play seesaw on the wide head of a friendly hammerhead shark.
Download PDFPeekaboo! A brand new baby shark pokes its head out of a curly egg case on the sea floor.
Download PDFOne, two, three, four, five! Five smiling sharks hold up their numbers so little learners can count along.
Download PDFLearning letters gets fun with a giant letter S and a tiny shark swimming right beside it.
Download PDFSpot the shapes! This chubby shark has an oval body, a triangle fin and a star on top.
Download PDFStripes, dots, waves and hearts cover this shark from nose to tail. Give every pattern its own color.
Download PDFScattered puzzle pieces float around a grinning shark. Can your child find every piece?
Download PDFHappy, sleepy, silly and surprised! Four round sharks show four big feelings for kids to name.
Download PDFBig smile, one tooth! This round shark face shows off a gap tooth grin under a sky full of stars.
Download PDFLost a tooth? A happy shark holds up a tiny tooth over a soft pillow, ready for the tooth fairy.
Download PDFScrub, scrub! A smiling shark brushes its teeth with a big toothbrush and a tube of toothpaste.
Download PDFSimple and sweet, this happy baby shark swims past a starfish with big shapes that little hands can fill.
Download PDFParty time! A shark made from twisty balloons wears a party hat while confetti flies everywhere.
Download PDFPop goes the gum! A wide eyed shark blows a huge bubble gum bubble that is about to burst.
Download PDFBubbles fill the water as a happy shark blows them out, and one carries a little clownfish inside.
Download PDFBa dum tss! A rocking shark plays a drum set made of clam shells as music notes swirl overhead.
Download PDFMusic floats through the reef as a smiling shark plays a piano tucked among the coral.
Download PDFWearing a beret, an artist shark paints a rainbow on an easel. Paint pots wait for your colors too.
Download PDFOnce upon a time... A shark in round glasses settles in with a storybook on a sandy rock.
Download PDFFresh lemonade for sale! A shark runs a striped stand under the sea while a fish swims up for a cup.
Download PDFGuess what washed in! A smiling shark hugs a glass bottle with a heart note tucked inside.
Download PDFUnder the crescent moon, a playful shark leaps from the waves to catch falling stars in a net.
Download PDFLook up! A fluffy cloud shaped like a smiling shark drifts across the sky as a little bird watches.
Download PDFPeeking over the waves, a shy shark fin with two big eyes pops up right next to a little rowboat.
Download PDFAhoy! A smiling shark fin works as the sail while a tiny fish captain steers the boat.
Download PDFSummer fun! A bunny in sunglasses relaxes on a shark shaped pool float under a smiling sun.
Download PDFBoing! A happy shark springs out of a jack in the box as confetti flies around it.
Download PDFShake it up! Inside a snow globe, a tiny shark swims among coral and drifting snowflakes.
Download PDFHome sweet bowl! A tiny shark swims around a little castle inside a round fishbowl on a table.
Download PDFWelcome home! A shark swims up to its coral castle, complete with a round door and a tiny mailbox.
Download PDFSmall enough to fit in a cup, this baby shark peeks out of a teacup covered in stars and hearts.
Download PDFStraight from the oven! Smiling shark cookies sit on a baking tray beside a cookie cutter and a rolling pin.
Download PDFSprinkles and a cherry on top! A grinning shark holds a huge ice cream cone that is ready for color.
Download PDFSomeone took a bite! This smiling popsicle looks just like a shark, tail and all.
Download PDFLunchtime! A shark shaped lunchbox opens up to show a shark sandwich, an apple and a juice box.
Download PDFShark fans unite! A happy kid jumps for joy in a cozy hoodie with a shark face on the hood.
Download PDFTwo fuzzy shark slippers wait on a round rug beside the bed, ready for cozy feet.
Download PDFBedtime on a cloud! A sleepy shark in starry pajamas and a nightcap hugs a teddy bear under the moon.
Download PDFShh, nap time! A shark snoozes on a smooth rock while a little crab rests on its tail.
Download PDFTucked inside a big seashell, a baby shark drifts off to sleep under a crescent moon.
Download PDFSnug as a bug! A smiling shark rests under a blanket of soft sand decorated with seashells.
Download PDFFeel better soon! A loving mama shark kisses her baby's bandaged fin as little hearts float up.
Download PDFWe opened every file in this set and checked it before publishing. Here is what you get.
Pages: 60 different shark scenes
Style: cute cartoon sharks with big eyes, wide smiles and thick outlines
Format: one PDF per picture, with a single page in each file
Paper size: A4 portrait, which also prints cleanly on US Letter when you choose Fit to page
File size: roughly 0.4 MB to 1 MB per PDF
Extras: many pages include a fun title in bubble letters, such as Crab Taxi and Star Catcher
Cost: free for personal and classroom use
Every shark in this set is an original cartoon drawn for our site. None of them come from a TV show, a movie or a song.
Each page stars a friendly shark, but the scenes cover very different ideas. As a result, kids can pick by favorite animal, hobby or mood.
Animal lovers can start here. A shark hugs a starfish, greets a sea turtle and gives a hermit crab a taxi ride. Meanwhile, a remora tags along, a shrimp cleans a shark's teeth and an octopus starts a sponge pillow fight. You will also find a seahorse ride, a jellyfish parade, a snail race and a game of hide and seek.
Next come the pages that teach while kids color. Count the Sharks practices numbers 1 to 5, and S Is for Shark introduces the letter S. In addition, Shape Shark, Pattern Shark and Puzzle Shark build early math skills, while Shark Feelings helps kids name happy, sleepy, silly and surprised faces.
Some pages point to real sharks. A spotted whale shark carries two fish on its back, and two hammerheads show off their wide heads with bows and a fish seesaw. Baby in the Egg even shows a shark pup hatching from a curly egg case.
Finally, the playful pages bring the giggles. Sharks blow bubble gum, play a clam drum set, paint a rainbow and pop out of a jack in the box. Kids will also spot shark cookies, a shark popsicle, a shark lunchbox and a cozy shark hoodie. When the day ends, sharks drift off in starry pajamas, a seashell bed and a blanket of sand.
Cartoon sharks look silly, but real sharks are amazing. These facts pair nicely with the pages in this set.
More than 500 kinds of sharks swim in the ocean today, according to the Smithsonian Ocean team
The first sharks appeared more than 400 million years ago, long before the dinosaurs
A shark can lose and replace thousands of teeth in its lifetime, so the Tooth Fairy Shark page has plenty of work
Some sharks lay leathery egg cases, and people call the empty ones that wash ashore mermaid purses
The whale shark is the biggest fish in the world, yet it filter feeds and poses no danger to swimmers
Hammerhead sharks have a flat, wide head with an eye at each end, and scientists count 10 hammerhead species
A remora holds on to a shark with a sucking disk on top of its head and snacks on leftover scraps
Pick one fact for each page you color. That way, a fun craft turns into a quick ocean lesson.
Most pages use thick lines and big open shapes, so they suit beginners. Some scenes add coral, bubbles or lots of small objects, which take more time.
Easiest picks: Smiling Baby Shark, Shape Shark, Shark Popsicle, Gap Tooth Grin, Shark Starfish Hug and Shark Feelings
Busiest picks: Shark Lemonade Stand, Shark Clam Drummer, Shark Coral Castle, Follow the Leader Shark, Shark Jellyfish Lantern Parade and Shark Coral Piano
Start with an easy page for a quick win. Then, move to a busy page when you want a longer, calmer session.
Toddlers and preschoolers from about 2 to 5 do best with the easiest pages and chunky crayons. The learning pages also work well for preschool and kindergarten.
Kids from about 5 to 9 can handle most of the set. Many of them love the food pages and the silly scenes like Bubble Gum Shark.
Older kids, teens and adults can enjoy the busiest scenes with sharp colored pencils or gel pens. Coral, bubbles and patterns make a relaxing challenge.
Gray is the classic choice, but cartoon sharks can wear any color you like. Try one of these easy ideas.
Classic look: color the back gray or blue and keep the belly white, just like many real sharks
Ocean pop: try bright teal, turquoise or royal blue for a cheerful cartoon style
Pastel party: pick soft pink, lilac and mint for the balloon, teacup and bow pages
Whale shark spots: shade the body deep blue and leave every spot white
Pattern play: give each stripe, dot and wave on Pattern Shark its own color
Crayons cover big water backgrounds fast. Colored pencils handle small bubbles and coral. Markers give bold color, but they can bleed, so test them on the back of the page first. Our comparison of crayons, colored pencils and markers explains which tool fits each job. Also, our guide on how to color with colored pencils shows simple layering steps for smooth shading.
Printing takes less than a minute. Follow these steps for clean, centered pages.
Select Download PDF under the picture you like.
Open the file and choose Print.
Pick A4 or US Letter to match your paper. Each PDF is A4 portrait, so choose Fit to page if you use Letter.
Keep the orientation on portrait.
Use black and white mode to save ink, because every page is simple line art.
Need more help? Our guide on how to print coloring pages covers A4, US Letter, phones and computers. If you plan to use markers, read about the best paper for coloring pages first.
Shark birthday party: set out pages and crayons as a calm activity before cake time
Shark Week fun: color one page each day and share a real shark fact with it
Dental health lesson: pair Brush Brush Shark, Shrimp Tooth Cleaner and Tooth Fairy Shark with a talk about brushing
Math center: use Count the Sharks, Shape Shark and Pattern Shark for early number and shape practice
Feelings chat: color Shark Feelings, then ask kids to share how they feel today
Bedtime routine: color Pajama Shark or Shark Nap as a quiet wind down activity
For even more ideas, see our list of what to do with finished coloring pages.
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Love the ocean? Dive into our mermaid coloring pages for more sea friends, coral and seashells. Fans of cute cartoons can also color our Hello Kitty coloring pages and Kuromi coloring pages, or browse all of our free printable coloring pages on the homepage.
Yes. Every page is free to download and print for personal and classroom use. You do not need an account or an email address.
This set has 60 different shark scenes. Each one comes as its own printable PDF.
Each PDF is a single A4 portrait page. You can print on US Letter too. Just choose Fit to page in your print window so nothing gets cut off.
Start with Smiling Baby Shark, Shape Shark, Shark Popsicle and Gap Tooth Grin. They have big shapes and few small details.
Try Shark Lemonade Stand, Shark Clam Drummer, Shark Coral Castle and Follow the Leader Shark. They have more objects and smaller areas to fill.
No. Every shark here is an original cartoon drawn for our site. They do not show characters from any show, movie or song.
Yes. You will find a spotted whale shark, two hammerhead sharks and a baby shark hatching from an egg case. The rest are cute cartoon sharks.
Many real sharks have a gray or blue back and a white belly. For cartoon sharks, any color works, so try teal, pink or even rainbow stripes.
Yes. They work well as a party activity, as place mats or as a take home craft. Print a few extra copies for younger guests.
Yes. Teachers can print them for personal and classroom use. The counting, letter, shape and feelings pages fit nicely into preschool and kindergarten lessons.
It depends on the species, but sharks keep growing new teeth. The Smithsonian notes that a shark can lose and replace thousands of teeth in its lifetime.
Yes. Open the PDF on your phone, tap the share or print option and pick a connected printer. Our printing guide walks through each step.