Winnie the Pooh is an affable bear who is always keen to help his friends. Pooh loves honey (he spells it "hunny"), but his endless search for it often gives him more problems than anyone needs. When Pooh runs out of it, he'll ask to borrow a couple of jars (or more) from a friend or try to taste some from a bee hive in the Hundred Acre Woods.

Christopher Robin is a young boy and the only human friend of Winnie the Pooh (and the gang). He lives at the other end of the Hundred Acre Wood and often calls Pooh a "silly old bear."

Tigger is a hyperactive tiger who loves to bounce, and to try new things with gusto, but he often realizes that these endeavors aren't as easy as he thought.

Piglet is a very small pig and another good friend. He has a constant fear of the dark and is very anxious about anything unknown, often heard crying out, "Ohhhh, dear!" Even then, Piglet conquers his fears to help his friends.

Apart from these friends, Winnie the Pooh has loads more, like Rabbit, Owl, Kanga and Roo. All of them inadvertently get themselves involved into various adventures, most of them quite dangerous, but get out of them too, quite shaken, only to get mixed up with the next. This never-ending tale of adventures is quite entertaining, especially for children.

If your child is nuts about Winnie the Pooh, the best present to give him as a reward for his good behavior would be a special set of free printable Winnie the Pooh coloring pages, preferably one that depicts an entire adventure of your child’s favorite bear, scene by scene, on each page.

These Winnie the Pooh coloring pages can be downloaded from the internet and printed, free of any charges, sitting right at home. Just keep them on your kid’s study table when he returns from school or the park, and see the wonder that crosses his face at their sight. Oh, and also be ready to be hugged with a force that is enough to or crush your bones to dust, so that you can’t even breathe, or worse, throw you down to the ground, and knock you out for several moments.

The next thing you know (when you eventually do come round), your kid will be kneeling next to you, trying to wake you up frantically, not because he is afraid that something has happened to you or anything, but because he wants you to see his finished Winnie the Pooh coloring page and appreciate it with all the words of admiration that exist in your vocabulary.
Winnie the Pooh coloring pages are the best thing that can happen to your kid, for they will not only help encourage his good behavior, but will also help enhance his creativity and imagination, and give him a chance to play with various colors and color combinations.