Cozy winter coloring page with a penguin, bear, snowman, mittens, snowy pines, and clouds.

Penguin and Bear Beside a Scarfed Snowman

A bundled penguin and teddy bear sit beside a carrot-nosed snowman under hanging mittens among snowy pine trees.

Free to print for personal and classroom use. This coloring page is part of the Cozy Seasons collection, made for ages 5–7 and drawn in a Cozy style.

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🎨 How to color it

Color the penguin black and cream with a cherry-red scarf, the bear honey brown with a teal scarf, and the snowman icy blue with an orange carrot nose. Use chunky crayons for the big snow mounds and trees, then switch to a sharper crayon tip for the mitten string and tiny paw pads. Try making each hanging mitten a different warm color so the line above the snowman looks like a secret winter signal.

The story behind this coloring page

Kovo’s Mitten Signal — Under the soft pine hush, Kovo tucked his flippers into his scarf and invented Mitten Signal. Read the full story →

Under the soft pine hush, Kovo tucked his flippers into his scarf and invented Mitten Signal. Red meant “come play,” blue meant “snow snack,” and yellow meant “secret.” He wanted to hang three mittens between the posts before Bear woke from his snowy sit-down nap.

Kovo waddled past the lumpy drifts. Squeak, squeak went the snow. A small shiver came from behind the tallest pine, where someone had left a carrot nose in the frost. Kovo gave up his best warm mitten and clipped it to the line. “That one means help,” he whispered.

When Bear opened his eyes, the snowman stood between them, smiling with Kovo’s mitten tucked close like a tiny heart. Nobody had seen Kovo share it, except maybe the clouds. Next time you spot the mitten line, can you guess which color still means secret?