Teddy Bear Racing to the Finish Line: Sports Coloring Page
Coloring guide
Heading straight at you on race day, a smiling teddy bear sprints along in a headband and a sleeveless running top. One arm swings forward and the other bends at its side, and big laced sneakers with thick soles reach toward the viewer. A ribbon is strung between two posts right in front of the bear, and lane lines run back behind it. Bold, clean outlines and large open areas work well for preschoolers and early elementary kids, and the shoe laces and ribbon curves add a little detail for older children. Golden brown fur, a bright red headband and a blue or yellow ribbon will make the finish line stand out. Save it as a free PDF for class time or a rainy day. Fans of Sports coloring pages often like Soccer and NHL / Hockey as well.
A gentle color plan to get started — mix in your own anytime.
- caramel brown
- burnt orange
- bright red
- bright blue
- cream beige
- golden yellow
- light gray
- coral pink
A suggested order, zone by zone — skip around as you like.
- 1Color the bear's head, top of head, arms, legs and chest with caramel brown, leaving the inner ears and muzzle white for now.
- 2Fill the inner ears and the round muzzle with cream beige, then color the mouth and tongue with coral pink.
- 3Color the tank top and both shorts with bright blue, and the headband and finish ribbon with bright red.
- 4Color the running track with burnt orange and the two posts and their tops with golden yellow, keeping the lane background white.
- 5Color the sneakers with bright red and their soles with light gray, leaving the laces and socks white. Keep the eye shines white too.
- 6Optional: add a slightly darker caramel brown along the bear's edges for a little depth.
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