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You know those tiny, silver or bright blue fish that dart around aquariums or the sea in schools so quickly that they seem to make the water shimmer? Well, this template is to help you make a whole bunch of them to add to your collage or display!
There are 2 shapes of seaweed included in this seaweed template pdf file, in a variety of sizes. Cut them from shades of browns and greens and line the seabed of your underwater or aquarium display scene or collage!
No undersea scene would be complete without some coral on the seabed, so we've included 3 different coral templates in a variety of sizes for you to print.
Our third whale template has a rather wicked smile, which will have to be cut out carefully. He also has a lovely "spout" to cut out separately and add.
This lovely whale template is perfect for younger children, being simple to cut out and rather smiley! You could also use it as a simple writing frame.
Our second whale template comes complete with an attached spout! You might want to cut it off with younger children, or cut it out of a separate (blue) colour).
Our starfish template has a simple line for the kids to cut out. Yellow or brown construction paper looks particularly effective and realistic!
It's not easy to make a lobster template that isn't going to be horribly difficult to cut out! This one is a compromise on detail, but I think it is instantly recognisable as a lobster...
Cut this stingray template out of dark grey or black card and add it to your undersea scene. There's something quite spooky looking about a stingray, isn't there?
A jellyfish template is always going to be a bit tricky to cut out, so take care when you are cutting the tentacles on this one. Perhaps you could use a shimmery, pearlescent card?