This week we explored Bad Kitty by Nick Bruel. Bad Kitty really likes to eat foods that are bad for her like chicken cheesecake, jellyfish jelly and nightingale nuggets. When shhe isn’t served what he likes, he does really bad things like overturn her cat box.She really doesn’t want mushrooms, xigua or vegetable stew.
What did we do with the book Bad Kitty?
This cat game is a little like the starfish game we played a few weeks ago. JDaniel and I both had a cat who really needed whiskers and toe claws. We rolled a die to see how many we got to add each time it was our turn.
I tried to keep my cat symmetrical and someone else didn’t. The goal was to give the cat a total of twenty. I think we both saw the number twenty differently.
Hungry Cat Kitchen Search
JDaniel and I both had a cat game board. When it was our turn, we pulled a letter out of a bowl. Then we had to find something in the kitchen that started with that letter for the cat to eat. If we found one, we got to move our cat up a square on the game strip.
Remember Bad Kitty liked to eat odd foods and household items. He did in our game too.
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I like the idea of an alphabet food game – very clever and creative. We read some books from this series too.
Oh, this looks like a great book. And such cute activities!
I remember that my kids loved this book! It looks like you had fun with it!
How cute is that????
THat does look like a funny book, and I love the activities you did!
Love it- so cute!!! I bet the kids love it!
That books looks totally ADORABLE!!! Love your activities too.
The kitty food game looks like too much fun.
Thank you for posting my daughter holding the butterfly! Love your theme this week. Unfortunately I do not have a post to add to your linky this week, it’s been too hectic. Have a great weekend!
Very cool! I did have a special project this week… Hubby built a “Caillou Rocketship” for the girls… they loved it… I’ll link it up!
That book and game look like fun!
What fun extensions to a good book. I’m pinning for future use! Thanks for sharing, have a wonderful weekend!!
Nicole
You always do the cutest things. We will have to look for the kitty book C loves cats.
Love your great Bad Kitty activities. I’m sure your son had fun hearing about that cat’s antics. Thanks for hosting.
that kitty alphabet game is AWESOME
The kitty activities are great! Love your commentary about the differences in whiskers. Cute!
It is such a funny coincidence that we happen to have Bad Kitty checked out from the library right now too. It is a cute book. Love your activities!
I’m so excited to link up to your party this week. I have looked at it before and found so many great ideas. I finally decided to try some book activities, and we had a ball. Thanks for inspiring me!
I love kitty’s whiskers and claws! How cute!
I love the idea of adding whisters to the cat! Fantastic. x
My daughter has a bad kitty book but I never thought of making games out of it. How fun!
I need to get this book and read to our cat.
Oh, goodness, that Bad Kitty book looks like something my twin girls would like! We’ve read a couple of the No, David! books and they enjoy his naughty ways a too much for my peace of mind ; )
I love that you made games out of it. The pipe cleaner whiskers are too cute 🙂
Nice one that last post was…. Cute baby with great work……..
I wish I would of had your blog when I was teaching preschool. It looks great! I may go back to teaching someday. I’ll have to keep these ideas in my file. I just gave you The One Lovely Blog Award! You can check out my blog to see what it is about.
Lots of great ideas linked up I’m enjoying looking through your linky this week.
LOVE IT!! I totally need to remember to get in on this next week!!
Tiffany
I love the Hungry Cat Kitchen Search…what a fun idea! Thanks so much for sharing our Counting Sensory Bin! 🙂
That sounds like a really fun book. I haven’t seen Bad kitty before. My daughters would love it.
I love all of your fun book activities! Mari
What a fun activity! You always have such wonderful literature based activities!! I love the roll a whisker game – too cute! I featured at TGIF this week (http://www.livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/2012/09/tgif-linky-party-47.html). Thanks for linking up & I hope to see you again today,
Beth =-)
Great ideas. What a fun looking book.
I’ve pinned this onto our board. Thanks for linking t the Sunday showcase.