Cat Template- Printable Coloring Page

Cats are a fun animal to learn about. Whether you’re teaching the letter ‘C’, working on animal noises or just looking for the purrffecct kitty activity, this cat template is a great way to talk about different types of cats or can be used as a coloring page.

Below you will find a pdf file you can download to print. There is a full set including 4 templates, along with each individual template. We’ve included a full-sized cat head printable, two smaller sized options and a cat body printable.

Looking for more animal themed ideas and templates?

How to Use This Printable Cat Template

This template is for personal and educational use only. Feel free to use it as home or in your classroom. It is not intended for commercial use. If you use our template, please link back to this page.

Coloring page with cat faces next to a cut out cat made from pink paper and with pipe cleaners.

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Kitty Cat Printable

Using a school bus printable is a fun way to teach children of all ages about buses. If you’re using it with a toddler it’s the perfect craft for the wheels on the bus song. As a preschool or kindergarten craft they can do more of the cutting and coloring with you. You can also print out multiple pages of the parts of the bus and use it as an opportunity to learn about how cars work.

Cat-themed Craft

Ready to make your cut out cat? Follow these steps!

Supplies Needed

Cat Template download (this is the full set, see below for individual options)
Construction paper or card stock in various colors (assorted paper pack)
school glue
scissors
Miscellaneous craft supplies such as pom poms, glitter, felt

Steps to Assembling Your Cat

Print out your template(s).
Cut out the cat face or body and trace it onto construction paper.
Next cut out any individual pieces you want to add with paper, such as ears, eyes or whiskers.
Add any embellishments like a pom pom nose, pipe cleaner whiskers or googley eyes.
As an alternative, you can trace one outline onto paper and use paint or markers to add the details.