Puck-tastic Polar Bear Cub's First Game

Fun Fact

Did you know that a polar bear's fur isn't actually white? Each individual hair is hollow and transparent, reflecting sunlight, which makes them appear white! This amazing adaptation helps them blend perfectly with their snowy Arctic home.

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Ice Patterns - Use light blues, purples, and even some shimmery silver or white gel pens to make the intricate snowflake and geometric designs on the ice truly sparkle and stand out.
2. 2🖍️ Furry Friend - To make the cub's fur look soft and fluffy, use layers of very light gray, cream, and white. Add subtle shadows under the helmet and around the edges of the cub's body for depth.
3. 3✨ Gear Up! - Choose vibrant, contrasting colors for the hockey helmet and jersey. Think about adding tiny white highlights to the smooth surface of the helmet to make it look shiny and new.
4. 4🌈 Stick & Eyes - Give the hockey stick a realistic wood or composite look with browns or grays. For the cub's curious eyes, use a dark color like brown or black, but remember to leave a tiny white dot for a 'sparkle'!