Coloring page of a cute sleeping cat curled up on a round cushion.

Sleeping cat curled up on a cushion coloring page

Easy For toddlers For preschoolers For kids

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About this coloring page

This simple coloring page shows a cute cartoon cat sleeping peacefully. The cat is curled up in a tight circle on a round, soft cushion. Its eyes are closed with a gentle expression, and its long tail is tucked neatly around its body. The cushion has small tufted details around the edge where the cat rests.

With its thick black outlines and large, open shapes, this drawing is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers. The clear spaces make it easy for little hands to color within the lines using chunky crayons or bright markers.

While coloring, you can talk about how cats love to find warm, cozy spots to nap throughout the day. Discuss how domestic cats spend up to sixteen hours sleeping to save their energy for playing, jumping, and exploring.

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Suggested colors

Soft cream for the cat's fur
Light pink for the ears and nose
Cozy blue for the cushion
Warm orange for cat stripes
Soft plum for cushion shadows
Pale mint for a peaceful background

Good for

Ages: Toddlers, preschoolers and kids
Level: Easy: big shapes and thick lines, great for little hands.
Time: About 10 to 15 minutes
Paper: US Letter or A4, any home printer

Skills it practices

Fine motor control
Color recognition
Shape identification

Activity ideas

Draw small patterns like stars or stripes on the cushion to give it a unique texture.
Sing a soft lullaby together to match the peaceful mood of the sleeping cat.
Count the tufted folds along the edge of the cushion before you start coloring.

Learn while you color

Almost all calico cats are female, because the colors are linked to the X chromosome.
A group of kittens born together is called a litter.
Cats purr when they are content, and sometimes to calm themselves.

Coloring tips for this page

Use chunky crayons or thick markers: the big shapes are made for them.
Add a colored background (a sunny window, a cushion, a garden) so the cat stands out.
Copy a real cat: look at a photo of your own cat or a friend's and match the colors.
For fur, use short strokes in the direction the fur grows instead of coloring flat.