27 Free Shark Coloring Pages
Sharks are one of the most popular oceanic animals, so kids of all ages will love these unique free shark coloring pages.
They are great for coloring while watching Shark Week on the Discovery Channel.
It’s a perfect time to teach them more about sharks while also helping them develop their motor skills.
So print out some free printable shark coloring pages and let your child explore the wonders of the ocean!
If you love sharks, then you may also be interested in our Baby Shark coloring page and wolf page. And the cute animals and baby platypus for other sea creatures to color!
Did you know, harks are very solitary animals who like to hunt and live alone? However, they have no problem getting in on the action if there is a feeding shark around them. Their preferred time to hunt is at night.
To learn more interesting facts about sharks, check out the bottom of the post.
Free Printable Coloring Pages of Funny Sharks
A happy little shark exploring the wonders of the ocean.
A friendly shark playing with his sweet fish friends.
This shark bares his sharp teeth as he visits other ocean creatures.
This playful shark looks so cute in his baseball hat!
Drawings of Simple Sharks for Younger Kids
A super cute shark enjoys an afternoon swim in the coral reef.
A playful shark on his way to meet his sea friends!
Kids can gather their favorite crayons or colored pencils to create their next masterpiece!
Different Species of Sharks Coloring Pages
A great white shark looking for prey. Look at those teeth!
An adorable hammerhead shark enjoying the wonders of the ocean.
A scary looking tiger shark looking for his dinner.
Fun and Cute Shark Printable Sheets
A sweet baby shark sucking on a pacifier playing in the coral reef.
A little shark holding a stuffed animal of a shark.
It’s not only the biggest type of shark, but the biggest type of fish in the entire world!
This mom, dad and baby shark family are spending an afternoon frolicking in the sea!
A happy shark playing with a beach ball.
A trio of sea creatures, this shark family stops by to say hello to Mr. Crab.
Cute shark with wide eyes and a playful smile.
However some cold water sharks live in the icy waters of Iceland and Alaska.
Look at this pretty shark with long eyelashes and the cutest smile!
This family of sharks has a little afternoon play time.
A cute shark, jellyfish and puffer fish enjoy marine life.
An adorable baby shark with a little heart on her forehead.
A playful shark enjoying an upside down swim.
This shark is all decked out with a pretty bow on her head with little guppies trailing behind her.
A strong looking shark striking a pose!
Any guesses? It is the great white shark!
A shark jumping out of the ocean with a sly smile.
A happy and playful shark swimming with his pal.
This happy shark swims with a stingray and little guppies.
An intricate design of a shark with a mandala pattern.
For another fun under the sea adventure activity, take a look at the I Spy Ocean printable.
Interesting facts about sharks:
- There are more than 450 different species of sharks in the ocean ranging in size from 6” to 4’!
- Sharks can have anywhere from 1 up to 100 babies at one time depending on the species!
- Have you ever wondered why the hammerhead shark has eyes on each side of its head?
- Many people think the great white shark is the biggest shark, but it’s actually the whale shark.
- Sharks can be found in warmer climates like Florida and Mexico.
- Sharks have a lifespan of between 20-30 years old when they live in the wild.
- There is only one species of shark that will put its head above water.
- Did you know that baby sharks are actually called pups?
What To Do With Shark Coloring Pages
You can make a mobile. After you have colored 5-7 sharks, glue them to card stock and then cut them out. Then hang them by string and tie those strings to a single string for a cute shark mobile.
Another idea is to make wall art. Take a piece of poster board and draw some ocean waves. Have your kids draw a few other ocean themed objects like a starfish or seashell. Then cut out the colored sharks and glue them to the board to set up a scene for a new wall hanging.
Don’t forget to Pin it for later!
