Mother Bear Strolling Past Two Cubs and Wildflowers

A large mother bear walks across a grassy patch with her head turned to the side and her eyes looking off into the distance. Below her, two small cubs spend time on the ground. The cub on the left leans forward with its nose close to a little plant, and the cub on the right sits upright with its mouth slightly open, facing the plant too. The plant has a few small leaves and buds. Tufts of grass are drawn around all three bears, and a tall clump of grass rises behind the mother's back. The big open shapes are easy for small hands to fill in. Try brown and tan shades for the bears, then talk about how the cubs differ in size from their mother. This free printable also works well for a short lesson on animal families.