Polar Bear Mom With Cub Peeking Out Below

A large polar bear stands in profile with her head turned to the right, her soft eyes half closed and her nose lifted slightly. A small cub peeks out from under her chest and front legs, looking straight ahead with round eyes and a tiny nose. The mother's long, rounded back takes up most of the page, and you can see a few curved fur lines along her shoulder and the toes on her back paws. Everything is drawn with clean, bold outlines, so the big open areas are easy for small hands to fill in. Since this page is free to print, try it with a class talking about arctic animals. Kids can use soft whites, pale blues, and light grays for the fur, then talk about why a cub stays close to its mother.