Bear mask with open eye spaces
Purim coloring · suggested ages 4–7
1 A4 page
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A bear face has clearly marked eye openings for a mask craft.
Most communities celebrate on the fourteenth of Adar, or Adar II in a leap year. Jerusalem and certain historically walled cities observe Shushan Purim on the fifteenth. The dates shown here are for ordinary Purim.
A holiday word to learn with this page: “scroll” is מגילה in Hebrew. Say it together, then look for something in the picture or in your home that goes with it.
The suggested ages are 4–7. Younger children can fill the large shapes with crayons while an adult helps with the small details.
Color the mask first. An adult should cut the outline and eye openings and check the fit before attaching a handle or elastic.
Frequently asked questions
What is in this Purim picture?
A bear face has clearly marked eye openings for a mask craft.
How many Purim coloring pages are there?
There are 15 Purim drawings in the collection; this is number 15. Each one has its own page and prints on a single A4 sheet.
What age is “Bear mask with open eye spaces” suitable for?
It is suggested for ages 4–7. Ages are a guide only; let your child choose the pictures they like.
Which Hebrew word goes with this page?
“scroll” — מגילה. The Purim page has the other holiday words and a printable word match.
How do I print or save this drawing?
Choose Print or download PDF. The drawing fills one A4 sheet. You can preview it before printing.
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