Polar Bear Coloring Pages
The pages
Cuddly Polar Bear Cubs 8 pages
Chubby cubs with big paws and very little background. Leave the fur white, or try pale cream and light gray shading, and save the bright colors for the scarf, the heart balloon or the ice cream scoop. The cub popping out of an ice hole and the mother's nose-to-nose kiss are calm, simple pages for toddlers.
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Polar Bear in Earmuffs
One big face, easy for toddlers.
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Resting Polar Bear Cub
A quick and easy page.
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Polar Bear Cub with a Fish
Big shapes for little hands.
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Sleepy Polar Bear on a Cloud
A calm page for bedtime.
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Polar Bear with a Heart Balloon
A sweet page for Valentine's Day.
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Polar Bear with Ice Cream
Pick your favorite flavor.
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Polar Bear Cub in an Ice Hole
Splash!
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Mother and Cub Nose to Nose
A warm hug in the cold.
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Snow Day Fun 9 pages
Snow tubes, skis, skates and a hockey goal. Kids who love winter games will find a bear for each sport here, plus a snowman to dress and an igloo built from ice blocks. Color the ice blocks pale blue and the goggles, hats and scarves in bold reds or purples so they pop against the snow.
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Polar Bear Cub on a Snow Tube
Arms up for the ride.
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Polar Bear Belly Slide
The fastest way down.
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Ice Skating Polar Bear
Twirl on the ice.
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Polar Bear Juggling Snowballs
A show in the snow.
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Strong Polar Bear Lifting Ice
So strong!
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Skiing Polar Bear
Whoosh down the hill.
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Polar Bear Building a Snowman
Give the snowman a bright scarf.
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Building an Igloo
Color each ice block a pale blue.
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Polar Bear Ice Hockey
Who will score?
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Life on the Sea Ice 7 pages
Icebergs, open water and Arctic animals. A cub plays with a seal, a puffin rides on a kayak and a whale tail rises behind an ice floe. Teachers can use these for a polar habitat lesson, and the underwater page with fish and seaweed is a chance to use every blue in the box.
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Polar Bear Cub and Seal
Friends on the ice.
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Polar Bear Kayaking
Paddle past the iceberg.
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Polar Bear Swimming Under the Ice
Color the water in deep blues.
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Polar Bear Ice Fishing
Lots of fish to color.
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Polar Bear Hot Air Balloon Ride
Up, up and away.
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Mother and Cub Swimming
Ripples all around.
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Polar Bear on an Ice Floe
A real Arctic scene.
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Cozy Times with Arctic Friends 8 pages
An arctic fox shares a scarf, a hare brings a picnic basket and a cub reads by lantern light. Many of these happen at night or indoors, so warm oranges for the campfire and lantern contrast well with a navy sky. The picnic with a snowy owl on a post has the most detail.
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Polar Bear Sleeping in a Snow Den
Shh, the bear is sleeping.
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Polar Bear and Arctic Fox
Two friends keeping warm.
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Hot Cocoa by the Igloo
Cozy and warm inside.
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Polar Bear Playing Guitar
Color along to your favorite song.
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Polar Bear Reading a Book
A story before bed.
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Polar Bear Eating Fish Soup
Dinner time at home.
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Campfire Marshmallows
Make the flames glow orange and yellow.
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Picnic with an Arctic Hare
A busy page for older kids.
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Christmas and Birthday Bears 5 pages
Party hats, presents and stockings by the fireplace. One bear tops the Christmas tree with a star, another pulls a sled of gifts with a fox on board, and a cub blows out birthday candles under bunting. Write a child's name on a stocking before coloring to make a personal holiday card.
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Birthday Polar Bear
Make it a birthday card.
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Polar Bear Opening Presents
Christmas morning surprise.
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Polar Bear Decorating the Tree
Color every ornament a different color.
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Polar Bear Pulling a Gift Sled
Delivering gifts across the snow.
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Hanging Christmas Stockings
Color a name on each stocking.
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Polar Bears in Every Season 4 pages
Polar bears do not stay in the snow all year on these pages. One sets off for school with a lunchbox, one cools off in a paddling pool by an electric fan, one lounges at the beach and one carves jack-o'-lanterns. Use sandy yellow and turquoise for the beach and pumpkin orange for the porch.
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Polar Bear Going to School
Ready for the first day.
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Polar Bear Cooling Off in a Pool
A silly page for a hot day.
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Polar Bear at the Beach
Color the sand, the sea and the sun.
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Polar Bear Carving Pumpkins
A polar bear page for Halloween.
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Bear Hugs, Mandala and Patterns 5 pages
Three pages put big bubble words above the bear: Bear Hugs, Hello Winter and Stay Cool. The faces page lines up nine smiling bears with little fish between them, and the mandala circles a cub with rings of stars, fish and snowflakes. Older kids can repeat each color all the way around the circle.
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Bear Hugs
Sign it and give it away.
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Stay Cool Polar Bear
The coolest bear around.
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Hello Winter Polar Bear
Welcome the first snow.
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Polar Bear Faces Pattern
Finish one face at a time.
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Polar Bear Mandala
Repeat the colors around the circle.
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Printing these pages
Pick the paper size your printer is loaded with, then print at 100% scale with "fit to page" turned off. Each page already includes a printer-safe margin.
Prefer the screen? Tap Color online below any page to color it in your browser, then download your version as a PDF and print it the same way.
Ways to use them
- Leave the bears white and color everything around them, so the polar bears stand out on the page.
- Color the Mother and Cub Nose to Nose page and talk about how polar bear cubs stay with their mothers for about two years.
- Color the Polar Bear at the Beach page and ask why a polar bear would want to stay cool.
- Color the Bear Hugs page, sign it and give it to someone you want to hug.
Questions
- Which paper size should I print on?
- US Letter if you are in the US or Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. Each size has its own file, so neither one is a stretched copy of the other.
- Can I print these for my class?
- Yes. Printing for your class, family or group is free. Please do not sell the pages or upload the files to another site.
- Which polar bear pages are easiest for young kids?
- Start with Polar Bear in Earmuffs, Sleepy Polar Bear on a Cloud, Resting Polar Bear Cub and Polar Bear with a Heart Balloon: one big bear and only a few parts. Polar Bear Ice Fishing, Picnic with an Arctic Hare, Polar Bear Pulling a Gift Sled and Hanging Christmas Stockings have many small parts for older kids.