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Sleeping Kitten Coloring Page
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Color a sleepy kitten curled up for a cozy nap and read a fun story about cats, comfort and relaxation. This printable coloring page gives kids a creative way to enjoy reading while learning about pets.
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Reading activity
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Sam and Luna
Sam was very happy today. He got a new pet kitten.
The kitten was small and soft. Her fur was as white as snow.
Sam named the kitten Luna. Luna had big green eyes.
She liked to chase her tail. She liked to run fast.
Sam had a long piece of string. He moved the string on the floor.
Luna jumped up high in the air. She tried to catch the string.
Sam laughed at the funny kitten. They played for a long time.
Later, it was time for lunch. Sam went to get a small bowl.
He put some milk in the bowl. He called for Luna to come eat.
Luna did not come to the kitchen. The house was very quiet.
Sam looked under the big brown couch. He did not see the kitten there.
He looked behind the yellow curtain. Luna was not hiding there either.
Sam started to feel a bit worried. He walked into his own bedroom.
He looked inside his toy box. He saw his cars and his blocks.
But he did not see any kitten. Sam sat down on his soft rug.
Then he heard a very tiny sound. It sounded like a little meow.
The sound came from the closet. Sam opened the closet door slowly.
He saw a pile of warm socks. The socks were moving a little bit.
Sam reached out his hand. He moved a blue sock to the side.
There was Luna, curled in a ball. She was fast asleep in the socks.
Luna opened her big green eyes. She gave a long, slow yawn.
Sam picked her up very gently. He was glad he found his friend.
"It is time to eat," Sam said. He carried Luna to the kitchen.
Luna drank all of her milk. Then she sat down to clean her paws.
Sam sat on the floor with her. He petted her soft white fur.
Luna began to make a loud sound. Purr, purr, purr, went the kitten.
Sam knew that Luna was happy. He was happy to have a kitten too.
Glossary
- Kitten: A very young cat.
- Curtain: A piece of cloth used to cover a window.
- Purr: A low, vibrating sound a cat makes when it is happy.
- Gently: To do something in a soft or careful way.
- Closet: A small room or cupboard used for keeping clothes or other things.
Comprehension questions
What kind of pet did Sam get?
What does Luna look like?
What activity does Luna like to do with her tail?
How did Sam and Luna play together on the floor?
What did Sam put in the bowl for Luna to eat?
Name two places where Sam looked for Luna before going to his bedroom.
What toys were inside Sam's toy box?
Where was Luna hiding when Sam found her?
What was Luna doing when Sam first saw her in the closet?
What sound did Luna make at the end of the story to show she was happy?
Printables & worksheets
More ways to practice with this story — every sheet is built from the text itself, answer key included where it counts.
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One PDF with a cover, a contents page and every answer key at the back — color the page in, then keep going on paper.
vocabulary
Match the passage words to their meanings, then fill the missing words back into real sentences.
writing prompts
Two writing tasks that build on the passage, with plenty of lines to write on.
Printable Kitten Coloring and Reading Activity
This educational printable coloring page is inspired by the sweet story of Sam and his new pet kitten, Luna. Perfect for lower elementary students, this activity pairs a fun fiction passage with a creative coloring task. Children can practice their reading skills by following Sam's search through the house, and then use their favorite colors to fill in the sleepy kitten they find at the end of the tale.
Our coloring pages with reading passages are designed for both classroom and at-home use. They help young learners develop fine motor skills while reinforcing reading comprehension. This kitten-themed worksheet is ideal for teachers looking for a literacy center activity or parents wanting a quiet afternoon project that combines learning with play.
Simply download and print this coloring page to provide your child with a high-quality line art illustration. With clear outlines and open spaces, it is easy for small hands to color. Use it alongside the provided comprehension questions and glossary to create a complete educational lesson about pets and responsibility.