Cat Maze
MediumAges 5-9
A printable maze puzzle: help the kitten find a path through the maze to its food bowl, then colour the picture in.
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How to Draw a Cat Worksheet
A six-step drawing sheet that builds a simple cat from a circle, one step at a time.
Print it at home or in the classroom, work through it with a pencil, then colour the picture in.
Learn While You Color
Why cats behave the way they do
Sleeping, grooming and short bursts of play fill most of a cat's day. Play looks like hunting on purpose: stalking, pouncing and carrying a toy are the same movements a wild cat uses to catch food.
Fun facts
- A group of cats is called a clowder, and a group of kittens is called a kindle.
- Cats have about 20 whiskers on each side of the face, and each one sits in a socket full of nerves.
- Most adult cats sleep somewhere between twelve and sixteen hours a day.
- Cats sweat only through their paw pads, so on hot days you may see damp paw prints.
- Kittens are born with their eyes closed and open them after about a week to ten days.
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