Polar Bear Crossing a Snowy Ridge Past a Huge Moon

A large polar bear walks across a snowy ridge in profile, its head turned toward the right with a small eye, rounded ear and dark nose. Behind its back sits a huge circle, which looks like a moon or low sun, with the bear's shoulders overlapping the edge. A few short fur lines mark the chest, belly and shoulder, and tiny claw marks show on the front paws. The ground is drawn as wavy ice and snow shapes, with a long winding channel of water or crack running across the bottom of the page. The big open areas are easy for small hands to fill in. Try leaving the bear white and coloring the sky circle in soft blues or purples, then adding cool shades to the ice so the bear stands out. This printable page also works well for a quick lesson on Arctic animals.