Cuddly or wild, this bear clipart page has 12 of them: a cute teddy hugging a heart, a soft blue teddy, a napping bear, three polar bears, a grizzly with a fish, a black bear cub, a row of gummy bears and a few outlines to color. Each bear drops onto your page without a background, so it sits right on a card, a chart or a colored slide.
The Download PNG button saves a file, and Copy carries a bear straight into a document or slide. Before you print, flip the preview to white, chalkboard or kraft paper. Building a forest unit? Bring in a fox, an owl and a deer from our woodland animals set. Kids who want a full sheet can pick one from our cute coloring pages.
Teddy Bear Clipart
A teddy bear says comfort, which makes these three a good fit for welcome notes, get well cards and calm corners. They stay sweet even at one inch.
A plush brown teddy with stitched paws hugs a big red heart. It is a warm pick for Valentine notes and first day welcome cards.
Try this Tuck it into a first day welcome card for each new kindergartner with a note from the teacher.
A pale blue teddy sits with a white satin bow, painted in light watercolor washes. The soft color is a favorite for baby boy shower invites.
Try this Print it at the top of a baby shower invite on cream paper and add the details below in navy.
A sleepy teddy naps on a small pillow under a patchwork blanket, ringed by a white sticker edge. It is a sweet bedtime chart picture.
Try this Add it to a bedtime routine chart and let your child press it on after brushing teeth each night.
Polar Bear Clipart
White fur on white paper can vanish, so these polar bears have clear outlines and touches of blue. Try them on a dark blue or chalkboard background.
A big polar bear pads forward with its head low and heavy paws spread. The soft shading shows off its creamy fur for Arctic reports.
Try this Project it for fourth graders during a talk on how thick fur and fat keep polar bears warm.
A polar bear cub in a red striped scarf holds a warm mug of cocoa. The marker lines feel cozy and work well on winter notes.
Try this Add it to a winter break letter home with a cozy reading challenge for the holiday.
A polar bear stands on a small block of floating ice with blue water lapping at the edges. It opens up talks about melting sea ice.
Try this Use it on a fifth grade climate slide to explain why sea ice matters for polar bears.
Grizzly Bear Clipart, Black Bear Clipart and Gummy Bear Clipart
A wild brown bear, a curious cub and a sweet treat. These three show how many ways one word can be drawn.
A grizzly, the big brown bear of North America, catches a leaping pink salmon. The muted mid-century look suits camp signs and forest posters.
Try this Put it on a summer camp cabin sign and add the cabin name in big block letters below.
A black bear cub with a tan muzzle peeks over a short tree stump. Its bold outline reads well from across the room.
Try this Use it on a second grade forest habitat page and ask kids where a bear cub might sleep.
Three shiny gummy bears in red, green and yellow stand in a row and smile. They are great for candy party signs and counting games.
Try this Make a first grade color sorting mat with three columns, one for each gummy bear color.
Bear Clipart Black and White
These outlines print with black ink alone and make easy coloring or tracing sheets. The silhouette is clean enough to cut from paper or vinyl.
A classic sitting teddy with a bow tie in clean black lines. Big round shapes make it an easy coloring page for ages 3 to 6.
Try this Let preschoolers color it during a teddy bear picnic day, then hang the bears on a class clothesline.
A round bear face with small ears, a big muzzle and a friendly smile. Print it big and turn it into a paper bag puppet or a mask.
Try this Glue it on a paper bag to make a puppet for retelling the three bears story in kindergarten.
A big bear walks in side view in solid black, with its shoulder hump and short tail clear. It works for camp signs and cut files.
Try this Cut it from brown kraft paper for a camping themed reading nook above the bookshelf.
Bear Clipart Ideas for a Teddy Bear Picnic or Bear Unit
- Teddy bear picnic day: Print the cute teddy on name tags, use the gummy bears for a snack sign, and color the teddy outline on a picnic blanket.
- Kindergarten story time: Use the bear face puppet to retell the story of Goldilocks and the three bears. Kids make a big, middle and small bear.
- Grades 2 and 3: Compare the polar bear, grizzly and black bear. Ask where each one lives and what it eats.
- Winter season: The cocoa polar bear pairs well with our penguin clipart for a cold weather display.
Three Kinds of Wild Bears at a Glance
| Bear | Look | Home |
|---|---|---|
| Polar bear | White fur, black skin, long neck | Arctic sea ice |
| Grizzly (brown bear) | Brown fur, big shoulder hump | Mountains and forests of North America |
| Black bear | Black or brown fur, no hump, tall ears | Forests across North America |
Print this chart beside the three pictures for a quick sorting game.
Printing Bears on Dark and Light Paper
Polar bears and white teddies need a colored page behind them. Try navy, sky blue or the chalkboard preview to check before you print. Brown bears and black bears pop on cream, mint or light yellow.
For stickers, keep pictures about 2 inches wide. For a puppet or mask, stretch the bear face to 6 inches. Edges get a little soft, but kids will not mind. Need more help with a white box showing behind a picture? Our guide to PNG transparency shows the steps.
Questions people ask
Can I use the bear clipart at no cost?
Sure. Bedroom crafts, reading lessons, science fair boards and every other unsold project are welcome homes for these bears. We are happy if you mention us, but it is not required. The bear files should never be resold, alone or as a pack. Making something to sell with a teddy on it? Send a quick note via Contact before you list it.
Is there any teddy bear clipart black and white?
Yes, near the end of the page you will see a sitting teddy outline with a bow tie and a bear face outline. Both are made for coloring, and the face doubles as a paper bag puppet.
Is there a blue teddy bear clip art?
Yes. The watercolor teddy is pale blue with a white bow, which makes it a favorite for baby boy showers and nursery labels.
Which polar bear clipart works on a white page?
The realistic and flat polar bears have soft blue shading, so they still show on white. For the best look, though, use a navy, light blue or chalkboard background.
Do you have gummy bear clipart?
Yes. Three shiny gummy bears in red, green and yellow stand in a row. They are a sweet pick for a candy party sign or a color sorting game.
What is the difference between the grizzly bear clipart and the black bear clipart?
The grizzly has a big shoulder hump and brown fur. The black bear has no hump, taller ears and a tan muzzle on black fur.
