Kitten Coloring Pages
Kitten coloring pages with tiny kittens tangled in yarn, peeking from baskets and pouncing at play. The round shapes are easy for toddlers, and detailed pages with fur and toys suit older kids.
Very simple kitten coloring pages ages 2-4
Easy kitten coloring pages ages 3-6
Medium kitten coloring pages ages 6-10
Detailed kitten coloring pages ages 10+ and adults
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Kittens are born with closed eyes and folded ears, and they open their eyes after about a week or two. Many kittens are born with blue eyes that can change color as they grow. Talk about how kittens learn by playing, chasing and pouncing. Kittens can be any cat color, so a whole basket in different coats makes a fun page.
For small whiskers and paw pads, use a sharp colored pencil or fine marker. A pink pencil on the nose, inner ears and paw pads makes kittens look extra soft and young.
Fun facts to share while you color
- A baby cat is called a kitten.
- Kittens are born with their eyes closed.
- Many kittens have blue eyes that change color as they grow up.
- Kittens learn hunting skills by playing and pouncing.
- A group of kittens born together is called a litter.
Ways to use these kitten pages
- Color a basket of kittens, each in a different coat, and give them names.
- Glue a short tangle of yarn onto the page for the kitten to play with.
- Recite a classic nursery rhyme about three kittens who lose their mittens and draw the mittens.
- Make a kitten card for a friend or relative who just adopted a cat.
Questions parents and teachers ask
When do kittens open their eyes?
Kittens usually open their eyes between one and two weeks old. Many have blue eyes at first that change color later.
What is the difference between kitten and cat pages?
Kitten pages show smaller, rounder baby cats, often with toys and baskets, which are easier for young kids. Cat pages show grown cats in more poses and detail.
What nursery rhyme goes with kitten coloring pages?
The traditional rhyme about three little kittens who lose their mittens is a good match. Kids can color the kittens and draw mittens in matching colors.
