Bear Cub Walking Left With Nose Forward

A bear walks toward the left side of the page with its head low and its nose pointed forward. The line drawing shows two rounded ears, a small closed eye, a round nose with one nostril dot, and a slightly open mouth with a few teeth showing. The body is long and sturdy with a humped back, and you can see all four legs, with claw marks drawn on the front and back paws. There is no background at all, so the whole page is just the bear and plenty of white space. The large body areas are easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring it as a black bear with a lighter tan muzzle, then talk about how real bears use their claws and strong legs to walk through the forest. This printable page also works well for a quick animal unit activity.