Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons Printables

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We are huge fans of Pete the Cat books and they are such fun stories to read. I kids have enjoyed every single book. It’s one of our favorite early childhood books. Such a classic.

I love when I can read to my little ones a story and give them book companion worksheets to go along with our reading. Let me show you how awesome these Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons printables are.

Grab your copy of this beloved story and give the kiddos these pages to do along with you as you read aloud. They are perfect for your lesson plan.

SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM TO DOWNLOAD THIS PRINTABLE PACK!

These free printable pages are used to help bring to life different story elements and make it even a more interactive book.

Let me show the three pages you will get in this pack.

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The first page is this super cool and fun color by number page.

Color Pete and his groovy buttons according to the numbers and colors assigned on the legend.

My little Jack Jack and I had a lot of fun coloring this together. I love watching my kiddos hand control improve with coloring over the years.

Next we have a button coloring page.

You can use crayons, map pencils, markers or whatever you have.

Jack Jack wanted to use the do a dot markers to color the buttons, so that is what we did.

Not only does this activity foster color identification but it also encourages counting.

Also, if you don’t have crayons or the like, you can use things like buttons, small erasers, pom poms, etc.

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The last page is a fun graphing activity which is a great for fostering math skills.

Count the buttons and graph the number of buttons for each color.

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Pete the Cat and His Four Groovy Buttons Read A Loud

If you’ve never read this amazing story or you do not have access to it but you want to enjoy it with your kiddos, here is a video version of it.

It is a story written by Eric Litwin and the artwork is by James Dean.

Why is Reading A Loud to Children Important?

No matter if your child is in a traditional classroom or being homeschooled, reading aloud is incredibly beneficial. It builes speech and language, increases attention span, is a safe way to explore strong emotions and builds connections between written and spoken words. Try hard to make reading a loud part of your daily activities that you do together with your young learner.

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