Masha And The Bear coloring pages

Free Printable Masha and the Bear Coloring Pages

This gallery brings Masha and Bear together with Dasha, Panda, Rosie, the goat, a squirrel, and the wolves. Some drawings have open shapes and just a few details, while others gather several figures, flowers, or a lively activity in one scene. Pick a familiar face or let your child choose a setting to color.

Choose colors for Masha and her friends

Use Masha’s bunny onesie as a chance to choose a favorite color, or give Rosie’s party hat bright stripes and dots. Bear’s simple outline works well with a warm brown body and a lighter muzzle, while the umbrella in the shy she-bear drawing can stand out in a bold color.

For outdoor scenes, try green grass, blue sky, and a path in earthy shades; the snowy ice-skating scene can use cool blues and lavender. The pictures leave room for your own choices, so Masha’s tennis outfit, Panda’s cap, and the Easter egg can all have imaginative patterns.

A little background on the series

Masha and the Bear is a Russian animated television series that began in 2009. Oleg Kuzovkov created the series, whose two named leads also make an easy starting point for talking about what is happening in a picture.

Ask your child to point out Masha, Bear, or another familiar face, then describe the scene: are they skating, having a hot drink outside the house, or heading down a path? The drawings also show a wider group of animal friends, including Panda, Rosie, a goat, a squirrel, and the silly and sly wolves.

Choose by age and coloring level

The gallery has a range of detail, so you can match a picture to the time and attention your child has today. A simple outline is useful for a quick activity, while a scene with several characters gives older kids more to work on.

Easy Masha and the Bear coloring pages for kids

For a 3-year-old, start with the simple Bear outline, Masha with her arms open, or Panda’s open-armed pose; each has clear areas that are easy to fill. A 7-year-old may enjoy Masha running with Bear, the squirrel, or the goat, where the figures and setting give more to notice without crowding the page.

The bunny onesie and the Easter hare holding up an egg make lighthearted choices for a short coloring session. These straightforward poses also leave space to add a sun, flowers, or a background of your own.

Cute Masha and the Bear coloring pages

The kawaii drawings bring a softer, playful look to Masha and Bear, with flowers or a cute pose on the road. They suit anyone who likes rounded expressions and small decorative details, and the flower scene offers a little more to color than the simplest portraits.

For adults who want a longer coloring break, the detailed group portrait of Masha, Bear, Silly, Sly, and Rosie has several faces and shapes to shade; the flower scene is another choice for careful work.

Print Masha and the Bear coloring pages as PDFs

Open the drawing’s PDF with “Open the PDF,” or choose “Print” to print it directly, including from a phone. Select fit to page if the picture looks too large for the paper. Regular paper works well with colored pencils, while thicker paper can help when kids use markers.