Puck-tastic Polar Bear Cub's Winter Game

Fun Fact

Polar bear cubs are born very small, about the size of a stick of butter, and typically stay with their mother for about two years to learn how to survive in the Arctic!

Coloring Tips

1. 1🎨 Winter Whites - Use different shades of white, light grays, and even very pale blues to give the polar bear's fur depth and texture, making it look soft and fluffy.
2. 2🖍️ Pattern Play - The intricate snowflake and geometric patterns on the ice are a great opportunity to experiment with cool blues, purples, and silvers. Try making each pattern section a different shade!
3. 3✨ Gear Up - Pay close attention to the hockey helmet and jersey! Use bright, contrasting colors like reds, blues, or greens for the gear to make our little cub stand out against the icy background.
4. 4🌈 Sparkling Ice - Add tiny touches of glitter glue or metallic markers to the ice patterns to make them truly sparkle and shine, just like real ice!