10+ Polar Bear Coloring Pages: Free & Printable PDF's

Polar bears are incredible animals that live in the icy Arctic, known for their thick white fur and strong swimming skills. They have black skin under their fur to help stay warm and big paws to walk on snow and ice. Let's learn more about these amazing bears through our fun coloring pages!

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Polar Bear with glasses — Polar Bear with glasses

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Sleeping Polar Bear — Sleeping Polar Bear

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Sad Polar Bear — Sad Polar Bear

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Kawaii Polar Bear — Kawaii Polar Bear

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All the polar bears are already bored and can't wait to get some colors! They've been hanging out in the snow, just waiting to be printed on your pages. They've even gotten ready and are set to go in the PDF file—just for you! 🖨️✨

And the best part? All these coloring pages are free! Check below for even more fun ideas with our polar bear friends! 🎨🐾

More Polar Bear Coloring Pages

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Polar Bear in suit — Polar Bear in suit

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Polar Bear face — Polar Bear face

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Cute Polar Bear — Cute Polar Bear

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Polar Bear child — Polar Bear child

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Cartoon Polar Bear — Cartoon Polar Bear

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Angry Polar Bear — Angry Polar Bear

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Polar bear near glaciers — Polar bear near glaciers

Polar Bear Coloring Pages, Polar bear walking in snowy forests — Polar bear walking in snowy forests

What to Use for Coloring

Crayons: Perfect for young kids who love bold, vibrant colors.
Colored Pencils: Great for adding details and shading, especially for older kids and adults.
Markers: Awesome for bright, intense colors but be careful—they can bleed through the paper.
Watercolors: Fantastic for creating soft, blended backgrounds.

Choosing Your Colors

While polar bears are white, that doesn't mean your picture has to be! Let’s think about their environment and make it colorful:

Sky: Try shades of blue for a daytime sky or mix some purples and oranges for a stunning sunset.
Snow: Use light blues, purples, or even pinks to add shadows and texture to the snow.
Water: Blues and greens can bring your ocean or ice-cold lake to life.
Northern Lights: Go wild with greens, purples, and pinks to create a magical aurora borealis.

Fun Fact About Polar Bears

Did you know that polar bears actually have black skin under their white fur? This helps them absorb heat from the sun to stay warm in the Arctic! When you’re coloring, you can add some shadowing with light grays or blues to show their fur’s texture and make them look more three-dimensional.

Adding Some Extras

Don't forget to include some Arctic friends and scenery:

Penguins: Even though they don’t live in the Arctic (they’re Antarctic animals), they’re fun to add for a bit of whimsy!
Fish and Seals: Great for adding a touch of realism.
Icebergs and Igloos: Perfect for creating an icy landscape.

My Coloring Experience

When I color polar bears, I love using a mix of colored pencils and watercolors. I start with pencils to draw the outline and add details like the bear’s eyes and nose. Then, I use watercolors for the background to create a soft, dreamy effect. It’s super fun to experiment with different shades and see how they blend together!

So grab your coloring tools and let your imagination run wild. We can't wait to see the beautiful polar bear world you create!