Teach your children about the Cat life cycle with these simple, no-pre, Cat worksheets. Whether you are learning about life cycles for kids, interested in cat information, or just explring the life cycle of a Cat for kids– you will love these printables to play and learn with first grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th garde, and 5th grade students. Life Cycle of a Cat Females can have two to three litters per year and can breed for up to ten years. They find the safest place they can and are guided by instinct when delivering their babies. After a gestation period of around 63-67 days, a mother cat gives birth of a live litter of around three to five kittens, though sometimes they can have more. Kittens are born without fur and their eyes are closed until they are about seven to ten days old. They feed on their mother’s milk for the first six to seven weeks of their life. They start to become more independent as they grow and at around twelve months of age, they reach adulthood. Life Cycle of a Cat for kids There are quite a few activities in this pack! Answer key included for word bank worksheets and reading coprehension passages. Cat vocabulary cards – newborns, kitten, adolescent, adult, catnip, yarn Cat life cycle poster Label the cat life cycle Cut and paste the life cycle of a cat Draw the stages of the cat life cycle Cat life cycle coloring page Cut and Paste cat stages and coloring sheet Create a cat life cycle mini book – choose black and white or color option Fill in what you learned about the life cycle of a cat booklet Label the parts of cat – ear, ear, nose, whiskers, let, tail Cat research and writing prompts Cat Worksheets – fill in the bank using word bank: feline, cat, litter, warm-blooded, vertebrate, carnivore, obligate carnivore, purring, catnip, mammal, domestic, clowder Free Cat Reader Cat Habitat Worksheet Domestication Worksheet Cat Life Cycle Reading Comprehension with passage and follow-up questions Bibliography worksheet My book report template Animal Report form Cat page with cute cats clipart

Grab these Bee printables to teach kids about the life cycle of a bee while sneaking in some math and literacy review too! These Bee worksheets are prefect for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, and first graders too. These Bee activities include over 50+ pages of Bee printables to make learning fun. Simply print pdf filewith bee life cycle worksheets and you are ready to play and learn about the Bee life cyle in kindergarten science In this pack, there are a variety of activities, including: Tracing – Trace the Lines Paths – Follow the Paths Alphabet Puzzle Cards – Cut out, laminate and use to match the lowercase letters to the uppercase ones. Trace the Words – Improve handwriting skills while learning to spell. Trace the Letters of the Alphabet – Trace the uppercase and lowercase letters of the alphabet. Trace the Numbers – Trace the numbers from one to fifty. 3 Part Cards – Can be used to match the words to the picture or in games such as memory. These cards can also be used together with the alphabet cards. using the alphabet cards to spell out the words. I Spy – Count the Objects– Count the objects. Beginning Letter Sounds – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer. Syllable Cards – Cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer. Counting Puzzles – Cut out, laminate and use the numbers to place the puzzles back together. Counting Cards – Shade the answer or cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer. Addition Cards – Shade the answer or cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer. Subtraction Cards – Shade the answer or cut out, laminate and use a peg or paperclip to clip or place a pom pom or candy onto the correct answer. Size Sequencing Cards – Cut out, laminate and place in order from largest to smallest or vice versa. Cross the Odd one Out – Cross out the object that is different. Cut and Paste the Pattern – Cut out and paste the answer in the correct spot. Coloring Activity – Roll a dice and then color the picture in the correct color. Find the Letters – Shade in the squares or use a dot marker or bingo marker to dot out all of the correct letters. Let’s Graph – Print out the pictures on white cardstock and then cut them out. Place them face down on a table and pick up one and graph. Write and Color – Write the word then color the picture. Color Matching Cards – Match the color; a great way to learn colors. Shadow Matching Cards – Match the picture with its shadow. Match the Shapes – Draw a line to match the shapes. Match the Pictures – Draw a line to match the pictures. Match the Picture to the Word – Draw a line to match the picture to the word. More or Less – Read the instructions and write the correct numbers.