Free sample · 11 printable pages
Wild Cat Explorers: try 11 free printable pages for kids ages 3–6
How does a snow leopard keep its balance on steep rocks? What does a tiger hunt? With the free sample, kids find out by playing: counting paw prints, following clues and finding their way out of a maze.- Snow leopard and tiger fact cards: where they live, what they eat and one surprising fact about each
- A paw-print trail to count, plus a game that matches each cat with its prey, from mouse to zebra
- “Who Am I?” riddles and two mazes to solve with a finger first, then a pencil
- Name the parts of a cat, then finish by inventing a brand-new wild cat
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The full pack: 9 wild cats, 75 pages
The adventure that starts with the tiger and the snow leopard continues with the lion, the cheetah and five more wild cats, across 9 sessions.
Printable PDF + digital flipbook
Wild Cat Explorers
From the cat napping on your couch to the tiger stalking through the jungle.
- Illustrated fact cards for 9 wild cats, checked against the IUCN, Panthera, the Smithsonian, San Diego Zoo and WWF
- A paw-print safari, body-part detective work and “Who Am I?” riddles
- Cut-out memory and bingo games to play as a family, plus 9 mazes (answer key included, just in case)
- A final challenge and a “Felid Explorer” certificate to wrap up the journey
- A guide for parents and teachers with all 9 sessions already planned
- Bonus: a digital flipbook to browse every page on screen and pick what to print
Take a look inside
Real pages, exactly as you'll print them.
Why kids stay hooked
Real facts, plenty of play and an order built to keep boredom away.
Every fact has a source
What each card says comes from the IUCN Red List, Panthera, the Smithsonian, San Diego Zoo and WWF. Handy for when the “but how do you know?” question comes up.
A journey with a beginning and an end
The 75 pages are arranged into 9 sessions of 20–30 minutes. Each day brings a new cat or game, and kids always know what comes next. It works for siblings of different ages, too.
Print only what you'll use
Browse everything on screen with the flipbook, then print one session at a time. Less paper, less ink.
Ready to start with the sample?
11 free pages to try at home or in the classroom. If they ask for more, the rest of the adventure is waiting in the full pack.
About Luri
Luri started at home, with the things that capture my son's attention. Each pack takes one of those passions, like wild cats, and turns it into printable activities for kids ages 3 to 6.
Before it went on sale, Wild Cat Explorers passed the toughest test there is: a real classroom, with kids ages 3 to 6.
