Canada Dot-to-Dot Printable
Polar Bear Dot to Dot Printable, 74 Arctic Dots Free
Connect 74 dots to reveal a powerful polar bear. This medium printable gives kids number-sequencing practice while introducing an animal specially adapted to life on Arctic sea ice.
Difficulty
Medium
Fun fact: About two-thirds of the world's polar bears live in Canada.
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Polar bears roam the frozen coasts and sea ice of Canada's Arctic. Their thick fur, small ears, and enormous paws help them stay warm and travel across snow, ice, and water. This 74-dot puzzle traces a polar bear from its nose to its broad paws. Start at dot 1 and take the journey one careful line at a time.
1β15 β The Nose and Head
Start at dot 1 and connect through dot 15 to shape the nose, muzzle, and rounded head. Keep the lines gentle around the face so the bear's profile looks smooth.
Fun fact!
A polar bear has an excellent sense of smell that helps it locate seals, its main prey, across the ice.
A polar bear has an excellent sense of smell that helps it locate seals, its main prey, across the ice.
16β30 β The Back and Shoulders
Continue from dot 16 to dot 30 along the strong shoulders and curved back. Try to make this long outline with steady strokes instead of lots of tiny marks.
Fun fact!
Polar bears are the largest land carnivores in Canada. Adult males can weigh several hundred kilograms.
Polar bears are the largest land carnivores in Canada. Adult males can weigh several hundred kilograms.
31β45 β The Hind Legs
Trace dots 31 through 45 to draw the rear legs and paws. Check each number carefully where the outline changes direction near the feet.
Fun fact!
A polar bear's wide paws spread its weight over snow and work like paddles when it swims.
A polar bear's wide paws spread its weight over snow and work like paddles when it swims.
46β60 β The Belly and Front Paws
Connect dots 46 to 60 beneath the body and around the front paws. Short, controlled lines will help you follow the tighter curves.
Fun fact!
Polar bears have black skin beneath fur that looks white. Their coat helps them blend into a snowy Arctic landscape.
Polar bears have black skin beneath fur that looks white. Their coat helps them blend into a snowy Arctic landscape.
61β74 β The Chest and Finish
Finish with dots 61 through 74, moving up the chest and back toward the head. Pause at the final dot and make sure no number was skipped.
Fun fact!
Sea ice is essential polar bear habitat because it provides a platform for hunting seals. html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Environment and Climate Change Canada</a>.
Sea ice is essential polar bear habitat because it provides a platform for hunting seals. html" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Environment and Climate Change Canada</a>.
Excellentβyour Arctic giant is complete! Leave the fur white and add pale blue shadows, or draw a snowy sea-ice background. Visit Parks Canada's polar bear page with a grown-up to learn more, then explore more free Canada printables.
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Frequently asked questions
What age is the Polar Bear dot to dot puzzle for?
It is designed for ages Ages 6-10. With 74 dots, it suits children who can confidently count to 74; younger children can complete it with a little help.
How do I print the Polar Bear worksheet?
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Is the Polar Bear printable really free?
Yes β it is 100% free, with no sign-up, account, or payment required. You may print it for home or classroom use.
