![]() ![]() If you're helping multiple children, print the next template which has each of the different shark pieces (grouped by color) on a separate page. If you're making only one card, use the first page which has all the shark pieces on one page. There are 2 different templates included in the download.If you'd like to use the shark template, enter your email in the form at the end of the post and download the daddy shark template.Use the blue marker to make little water lines around the shark. If you’re using white teeth on the white belly of the shark, you can also outline the mouth with the black marker to make it stand out.Ĭover the entire back side of your assembled shark with glue, then glue it onto the card stock background page. Use your black marker to draw an oval eye, the shark’s teeth and two nostrils on the shark’s nose. Glue the teeth in place over both pieces of the shark’s body, with the edge lining up with the slight indentation on the side of the shark. Place the blue top piece of the shark so it lines up with the top of the white underside of the shark. The second has black lettering that you can print directly onto blue card stock (this is what is shown in the pictures).Ĭut out all three pieces to make your shark. The first has outlined words so you can print on white card stock and have your child color it in. There are also 2 different background pages to select from. With this template, you can print all the top shark pieces, bottom pieces and teeth on the colored card stock of your choice and let the children cut out their own individual pieces. If you’re helping multiple children, print the next template which has each of the different shark pieces (grouped by color) on a separate page. If you’re making only one card, use the first page which has all the shark pieces on one page. There are 2 different templates included in the download. If you’d like to use the shark template, enter your email in the form at the end of the post and download the daddy shark template. Glue stick ( this one is best for heavy paper).White card stock ( this is my favorite white card stock).Colored card stock (in shades of blue and gray).Kids in kindergarten will require less help but may still need assistance cutting out the shark piece (depending on the level of their fine motor skills).Įarly elementary children should be able to create their own shark craft without any assistance from parents or adults. You can easily help your preschoolers and pre-k children make this shark craft with minimal effort. We like this paper craft because it’s easy to use with a variety of ages. ![]()
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