Friendly Shark
A big, cheerful shark with thick outlines and lots of open space, drawn for the youngest colourers.
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Two sharks swim together, one large and one small. It is a simple picture with an easy talking point built in: which one is bigger, and by how much?
In real life, sharks of most species do not travel in families, though some do gather in groups.
Two sharks swim together, one large and one small. It is a simple picture with an easy talking point built in: which one is bigger, and by how much?
A large shark swimming beside a smaller one, ideal for talking about big and small.
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