Shark Week Books for Kids {Ocean Animals Unit Study}
As part of our ocean animals unit study, we are reading all about Shark Week Books for Kids. Reading lots and LOTS of books.
If you’re a fan of Shark Week, these Shark books are going to be a great way to add in even more shark fun. Just gather them up and sit down and enjoy. I’m always amazed at how people really love the idea of Sharks but don’t know a ton of knowledge or information about them.
These books about sharks combine some fun and facts for all to enjoy.

Even though sharks are quite the creatures to imagine in the ocean, there are many facts that people just don’t know. This is where these books come into play. They’re great for learning more about sharks and understanding their roles in the ocean as well.
Using books as a way to educate yourself and your children more are what it’s all about! Since Shark Week is here, it seemed like a great time to learn some awesome shark facts and little stories involving sharks with this set of books.
Are sharks blind?
Studies have shown that their eyes filter light and movement a certain way and there is a strong possibility that sharks may be colorblind as well.
Why do sharks’ eyes turn white?
This is one of the ways that they protect their eyes when feeding, just in case something were to poke their eye, etc.
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Fun Shark Educational Activities:
Reading books is fun, but the following educational activities are going to be fu for your kiddos. 🙂
- This Shark Letter Recognition Activity is absolutely adorable! Your preschooler is going to love playing this fun game and you are going to love the educational element.
- These Shark Color By Number pages will help your children work on number recognition, colors, and fine motor – plus they are coloring pages. FUN!
- If you need a few more educational resources for shark week, check out this set of Shark Worksheets.
- Love this Clark the Shark book companion printable worksheet set!
More Shark Resources:
- Shark (DK Eyewitness Books)
- Sharks of the World (Princeton Field Guides)
- The Best Book of Sharks
- Little Shark: Finger Puppet Book (Little Finger Puppet Board Books)
Shark Week Books for Kids {Ocean Animals Unit Study}
From stories to facts to coloring – these books will help you teach your kids everything there is to know about Sharks!


Carefully researched and skillfully rendered line drawings depict such fascinating species as the snakelike frilled shark; the thresher shark with its long, scythe-shaped tail; the rare and bizarre goblin shark; the dreaded great white shark, one of the most fearsome predators in the sea, and the swift and graceful blue shark. Also depicted are some of the shark's closest relatives: the spotted ratfish, sting ray, common skate, Atlantic torpedo ray, Atlantic guitarfish and smalltooth sawfish.
A fact-filled caption accompanies each of Llyn Hunter's vivid illustrations, providing the sharks' common and scientific names, habitat, behavior, size, color, distinguishing features and other information. Further enhancing the book are a general introduction and a dramatic double-page illustration showing all 25 sharks drawn to scale. Educational and informative, Sharks of the World Coloring Book doubles as an excellent and inexpensive source of royalty-free illustrations for artists and designers.

The dark?
Nah.
A big mean bear?
Don't make him laugh!
But there is one thing that even Shark fears. . . . Can you guess what it is?




How does he take to the new arrival and how can he become involved and not feel left out? Will Mummy & Daddy be able to smooth the way for their new arrival? Find out how the new arrival is accepted in the Shark household.

glow in the dark!
grow to be as long as a fire truck!
lose thousands of teeth during their lives!
feel electricity in the water!
Filled with outstanding photographs from the Wildlife Conservation Society, Amazing Sharks! is a new title in an exciting nonfiction I Can Read Book series. The series explores the amazing animals that share our world and how we can help them survive.

There are also picture captions that provide more information to talk about with your child. Alternatively, a child of any age (even the child in you) can just look at the images and appreciate their beauty.
Have fun learning more about sharks with your kids! They are very fascinating creatures!


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