
Arctic and polar coloring pages: polar bears, narwhals, penguins, igloos, the northern lights and more. Fun and full of snow!
The coldest places on Earth are full of amazing animals. These pages take kids across the ice and snow with polar bears, penguins, whales and the northern lights.
The coldest places on Earth are full of amazing animals. These pages take kids across the ice and snow with polar bears, penguins, whales and the northern lights.
Coloring the polar world is a great chance to talk about the two poles: polar bears, walruses and narwhals live in the Arctic in the north, while most penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere, near Antarctica. You can also chat about how animals stay warm with fur, blubber and feathers.
Kids meet real animals and learn where they live.
It's easy to point out the North and South Poles on a map or globe.
From big, simple animals to landscapes with icebergs and auroras.
Light blues, grays and lilacs make ice and snow look frosty.
For the northern lights, blend greens, pinks and purples in soft bands.
Color several animals and sort them into two groups: Arctic animals and Antarctic animals.
Touch an ice cube with and without a glove and talk about how fur and blubber keep animals warm.