Bake with Bear Printable - Coloring Version

Hazelnut cookies, apple pie or maybe a hearty stew? What is this bear going to make in their cozy kitchen? And will you help them write a shopping list?

Included in this printable are a paper doll bear, a cozy kitchen with an oven, cabinet and fridge (that can all open and close), some ingredients and utensils for the bear to cook and bake with. You'll also get a recipe card and a shopping list.

This is the coloring version of this play set, so you can color it yourself. There is also a full color version available.

What can I do with this printable?

• color and craft together
• use as a screen free activity and play with bear and their kitchen
• use as a storytelling scene in a classroom or at home
• add it to a sensory bin with a fall theme (or apple picking, baking or cooking)
  
• use as a creative activity (or party favor!) for a kid's birthday party
  

Spend a cozy afternoon coloring this printable, playing with the paper doll bear, pretending to bake an apple pie or writing a shopping list: this printable play set is a wholesome activity for fall, with a nostalgic feel. I loved playing with paper dolls as a kid and I loved making this one!

And remember: you are never too old to color, craft and play, so this printable is not just for kids - but also for kids at heart who want to add some more whimsy to their lives. And yes, you can use the shopping list and recipe card to make the food shopping and prepping a little more fun!

How does it work?

Step 1: After payment you'll receive an e-mail with the link to the digital files.
Step 2: Download the PDF files and read the instructions.
Step 3: Print the printable on A4 paper of your choice (the play set is 2 pages, the list and card also 2 pages).
Step 4: Add your favorite colors with coloring pencils, crayons or markers.
Step 5: Cut out all the elements and fold the folding tabs.
Step 6: Assemble the printable with glue and small split pins/brads.
Step 7: Time to play!

What do I need to get started?

• the downloaded PDF files
  
• a printer (or printing service)
  
• printing paper (A4), preferably a little sturdier
  
• coloring pencils, crayons or markers
• scissors
  
• small split pins/brads (I used 3 mm ones)
  
• glue or double sided tape
• optional: a piece of transparent paper/plastic as the oven door
• optional: add small pieces of Velcro to open and close the oven/fridge/cabinet
  
• optional: laminate all elements to make it more durable
  

Do you have more questions? Go to the FAQ to find the answer or send me a message. I'd love to help you out!

This printable can only be used for PERSONAL USE. Thank you!