Bear Cub Swinging a Tennis Racket

Coloring guide
A happy bear cub leans into a two-handed swing with his eyes on a ball flying right beside the racket. He wears a wide headband, a sleeveless top over a long-sleeved layer, wristbands, shorts, ankle socks and lace-up sneakers, and his open mouth is stretched in a big grin. Behind him are a crisscross-mesh net, a few rounded bushes along the back and simple court lines on the ground. The fuzzy fur on his head, ears and legs adds texture for crayons or colored pencils, and the shirt and shorts are roomy enough for small hands. Bright yellow-green for the ball and sunny orange or red for the headband would pop nicely. Print this free page for rainy days, class breaks or any sports-loving kid. Kids who like Tennis coloring pages usually enjoy Soccer and NHL / Hockey too.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- warm brown
- soft green
- bright blue
- grass green
- light peach
- lime yellow
- pink
- pale blue
- sky blue
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the bear's head, ears, arms, legs and paws with warm brown, leaving the eye whites untouched.
- 2Fill the muzzle, inner ears and mouth area with light peach, then add a pink tongue.
- 3Color the bushes and tennis net squares with grass green and soft green, and the court ground with soft green, keeping the white court lines.
- 4Fill the shorts with bright blue and the side stripe with sky blue, then add pale blue highlights on the socks and shoes.
- 5Color the tennis ball lime yellow and keep the tank top, headband and wristbands white. Optional: add light brown shading on the bear's head and arms for depth.
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