Kitten Pip's Big Wiggle Adventure Coloring Pages

Coloring page story

Pip was a tiny ginger kitten with enormous, curious eyes. One sunny morning, he saw a fuzzy green caterpillar inching across a big leaf. Pip had never seen such a wiggly thing!

He crouched down low, his little body hidden in the grass. He watched the caterpillar. Inch, inch, inch.

Pip decided to try. He wiggled his bottom. Wiggle, wiggle. He wiggled it again. Wiggle, wiggle. Then, with all his might, he gave a tiny pounce! POUNCE!

He landed right beside the leaf, which wobbled gently. The caterpillar stopped, looked at Pip, and then wiggled right under the leaf to hide. Pip blinked, then purred. He was the best wiggler and pouncer in the whole garden!

Coloring page Age Appropriateness

Perfect for ages 3-5, this design features large, simple outlined shapes with no complex details. The thick black outline strokes help young children practice staying within the lines, which is excellent for developing pre-writing muscles and hand-eye coordination. The cute kitten theme is highly engaging for this age group.

Coloring Page Coloring Instructions

Hello little artists! Look at Pip getting ready to pounce! You can make this picture so colorful. What color will you make the kitten, Pip? You can use your orange crayon for his fur, just like in the story. Remember to color inside the big black lines. The big leaf can be a bright green, and you can make the wiggly caterpillar any fun color you want! Maybe a yellow and purple caterpillar?

Coloring Page Printing Tips

For best results, print this line art page on medium-weight cardstock to prevent markers from bleeding through. Use your printer's 'high quality' or 'best' setting to ensure the black outline strokes for the kitten are crisp and clear for easy coloring.

Recommended Tools

Large, chunky crayons are ideal for little hands to grip. Washable markers are also a great choice for vibrant colors. For a different texture, try colored pencils, but ensure they are supervised to avoid sharp points. These tools work well on the large, empty coloring spaces provided in the outline drawing.