Magic Ocean: Coloring Book with 50 Drawings of Fish, Whales, and Sharks
Dive to the bottom of the sea and bring marine life to color: from the beach to the deep ocean, with printable drawings
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Why you will like it
Turn off the screen, print a page, and watch your child dive to the bottom of the sea without leaving the kitchen table. Magic Ocean brings you 50 drawings of fish, whales, sharks, and other ocean dwellers to print at home and hand over today, ready for colored pencils, crayons, or markers.
The adventure has a guide: Tito, a newly hatched baby sea turtle racing from the sand to the sea. Page by page, your child travels with him from the beach down to the darkest point of the ocean, across 7 themed dives: shallow waters, coral reef, friendly sharks, whales and dolphins, open sea and icy waters, the deep sea, and, at the end, 4 large panoramic scenes full of animals. With a story to follow, your child wants to find out who shows up on the next page, and you get more minutes of calm activity.
One book works for the whole family. Each dive alternates simple drawings, with large outlines and few areas, for little hands ages 3 to 5, and detailed drawings, with scales, corals, and backgrounds, for kids ages 6 to 8. Siblings of different ages color the same theme side by side, and the book keeps challenging your child as they grow.
The sharks smile. Here, they appear with a friendly expression, never a threatening one, to replace fear with curiosity. And your child gets a close look at species from the Brazilian coast, such as the sea turtle, the goliath grouper, the West Indian manatee, and the humpback whale of Abrolhos, without it feeling like homework.
The clean line art, with no shading and no text inside the drawings, leaves all the space for your child to choose the colors. Before starting, the color test page helps you try out the materials. At the end of the journey, print the Little Oceanographer certificate and present it in a family ceremony: your child finishes the book with an achievement to hang on the fridge.
That's 56 pages ready to print right now: for a rainy afternoon, to take on a vacation trip, or as a last-minute party favor at an under-the-sea party.
Who it’s for
With a single file, the 4-year-old colors the simple drawings and the 7-year-old tackles the detailed ones, side by side, on the same theme and with no fighting over the book.
On a rainy afternoon or during vacation, they print one dive per day and swap the phone for an adventure with Tito, wrapped up with a family certificate presentation.
They print the drawings the day before and set up a coloring table or party favor kits, with no waiting for delivery and no spending on store-bought activities.
Frequently asked questions
What age is the book recommended for?
For children ages 3 to 8. Each dive alternates simple drawings, with large outlines and few areas, ideal for ages 3 to 5, and more detailed drawings, with scales, corals, and backgrounds, for ages 6 to 8. This way, siblings of different ages use the same book.
Will I receive a physical book?
No. You receive the pages to print at home, so you can start the activity the same day you buy it, with no waiting for delivery.
How many drawings does the book have?
There are 50 drawings organized into 7 themed dives, including 4 panoramic scenes with lots of animals. The book has 56 pages in total, with an identification page, instructions for use, a color test page, and the Little Oceanographer certificate.
My child is afraid of sharks. Will the book scare them?
No. All the sharks appear with a friendly expression, never a threatening one. The whole idea is to replace fear with curiosity and let your child get to know these animals in a lighthearted way.
What supplies do I need for coloring?
Colored pencils, crayons, or markers. The drawings have clean line art, with no shading and no text inside. Use the color test page to try out the materials before you start.
Does the book have educational content?
Yes, in a lighthearted way. Your child gets to know animals from each region of the ocean, from the beach to the deep sea, and species from the Brazilian coast, such as the goliath grouper, the West Indian manatee, and the humpback whale of Abrolhos, without turning play into a lesson.
