Ringette On Ice Rink Puzzle and Coloring Page
This page belongs to Snow, Ice & Outdoor Adventures, a complete 30-page build, color, and frame collection.
About This Jigsaw Puzzle
Young players zip across a smooth blue ice surface in the fast-paced team sport of ringette. Players in red and yellow jerseys chase the rubber ring, sticks ready to thread it through the goal, while a goalie guards the net and spectators watch from stands above. Protective white gear glints under the rink's bright overhead lighting.
Coloring Tips
Lay down a clean pale blue for the ice surface using the fill tool, then use the brush to paint crisp red and yellow jerseys on the competing players. The white protective equipment benefits from a very light gray shadow detail to stop it from disappearing into the ice background.
Common Questions
What is ringette and how is it different from ice hockey?
Ringette is a team ice sport invented in Canada in 1963. It uses a straight stick with no blade and a rubber ring instead of a puck. Players pass by threading the ring onto the stick tip, and strict zone entry rules require a pass to be made before crossing each blue line.
Where is ringette most popular?
Ringette is most popular in Canada, Finland, Sweden, and the United States. Canada has the largest participation base, but Finland has been particularly successful in international competition. The sport is growing in several European and Asian countries through World Ringette Championship programs.
How do I make the ice surface look realistic with subtle shading?
Fill the rink in a light icy blue, then use the brush with a slightly darker blue to trace gentle arc marks across the surface simulating skate tracks and rink lines. A very faint gray near the boards suggests the shadows cast by the rink's side walls.
Can I play Ringette On Ice Rink for free?
This page is included with Snow, Ice & Outdoor Adventures. You can first play the book's designated sample for free.
Is a printable coloring book included?
Yes. Buying Snow, Ice & Outdoor Adventures includes its complete 30-page printable PDF in A4 and US Letter formats.
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