Five smiling bear cubs share sandwiches, fruit, tea, and cake on a checkered picnic blanket in a sunny park.

Five Bear Cubs at a Checkered Picnic

Five cheerful bear cubs sit around a checkered blanket with stacked sandwiches, teacups, fruit, and smiling trees beyond the path.

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Give the bear cubs warm honey-brown fur, the checkered blanket cherry red and cream squares, the sandwich fillings leafy green, and the teapot sky blue. Use sharp colored pencils for the small flowers on the dress, fruit basket, cake layers, and tiny grass tufts so the vintage linework stays crisp. Try making each sandwich stack a little different—one with yellow cheese, one with pink jam, and one with cucumber-green edges.

The story behind this coloring page

Quincy’s Picnic Shout Game — Under a sun that made the grass smell warm and peppery, Quincy tapped a spoon on his cup. Read the full story →

Under a sun that made the grass smell warm and peppery, Quincy tapped a spoon on his cup. He had just invented the Picnic Shout Game: every time someone took a bite, they had to shout what the bite sounded like. “Crunch-roar!” yelled Jessa through an apple. “Sip-pop!” cried little Fenn, sloshing tea onto the blanket. Sandwiches rose like towers, cake crumbs flew, and Quincy’s joy bounced bigger than his voice.

The game rolled across the park. “Berry-boom!” “Pickle-pow!” “Cake-kapow!” The path beyond the hill curved past old trees with grinning bark and leafy hair. Between shouts, a funny rustle answered from the branches: “Boom… pow… kapow…” Quincy froze with his sandwich halfway up. The trees were not echoing. They were taking turns.

So Quincy lifted both paws and called, “Tree turn!” Leaves shook like a thousand paper fans. One oak rumbled, “Rooty-tooty!” and everyone laughed so hard the teapot lid rattled. They played until crumbs, cups, cubs, and trees all had voices. Next time you spot the smiling trunks beyond Quincy’s blanket, listen for the last warm, peppery shout.