🍎 For Teachers
Fuzz & Cola in your classroom
Free, kid-safe Fuzz & Cola learning for your classroom — no sign-up, no ads, no personal data.
- ✅ 100% free
- ✅ No accounts or log-ins
- ✅ No ads, nothing to buy
- ✅ Works in any web browser
⬇️ Download the teacher handout (PDF, A4, 555 KB) 🏆 Weekly class challenge
📚 Resources by age
Everything below is already on the site and free to use with your class. Tap a card to open it.
Ages 4–6 Pre-K – Kindergarten · Reception – Year 1
Counting, number bonds, colours, listening and fine motor skills.
- Add & Subtract (up to 10)Make 5 and make 10 with fish and ten frames, then hop on lily pads to add and take away. Pictures first, no timer.
- Cat stories to read aloud100 short, gentle Fuzz & Cola stories for story time.
- Make a catChildren design their own cat: colours, patterns, eyes and outfits. Great for talking about colours and describing words.
- Colouring book & mazeFree printable PDFs (A4 and US Letter): a 19-page colouring book and a “Help Fuzz find the cake” maze.
Ages 6–8 Grades 1–2 · Years 2–3
Facts within 20, early times tables, reading for information.
- Add & Subtract (up to 20)Fact families, doubles, making ten and hopping back to 10, with a tiny story problem and a diploma.
- Times tables: Younger path (1–10)Start with 1×, 2×, 5× and 10× using equal groups, arrays and skip counting.
- Cat factsShort non-fiction pages about cat eyes, ears, whiskers, paws, sleep and food. Good for reading for information.
- Word search & drawing challengePrintable word search (12 cat words) and the 10-day Fuzz drawing challenge.
Ages 8–11 Grades 3–5 · Years 4–6
Times tables to 12, non-fiction research, creative projects.
- Times tables 1–12 with diplomasA guided path (2, 5, 10 → 4, 8 → 3, 6, 9 → 7 → 11, 12), kitty tips like 7 × 8 = 7 × 10 − 7 × 2, a star quiz and a diploma for every table.
- Cat breeds & cat careFact pages about 7 cat breeds, what cats eat and how to look after a cat: a ready-made mini research topic.
- Draw a catDraw a cat on screen in the style of Fuzz and Cola. The characters began as a child’s drawing on grid paper.
- MiniCat WorldA friendly map of Fuzz & Cola’s world that links the games and activities: a nice reward after a challenge.
For every age
🧑🏫 How to use it in class
- Open itOpen myminicat.com/teachers/ on the board, or share the link or the QR code on the handout. Nothing to install and no log-in.
- Show it togetherDo the first lesson on the board as a class: the times tables and Add & Subtract lessons start with pictures (groups, arrays, ten frames) before numbers.
- Practise on any deviceChildren practise at their own pace on tablets, Chromebooks or computers. There are no timers and no mean fails, only stars.
- CelebratePrint the diplomas or a printable certificate and put them on a class “Diploma wall”.
🏆 Run a weekly class challenge
The Times Tables and Add & Subtract lessons end with a Fuzz & Cola diploma. Turn them into a gentle weekly class challenge:
- MondayPick the table (or Add & Subtract step) of the week. Follow the guided path: 2×, 5×, 10× → 4×, 8× → 3×, 6×, 9× → 7× → 11×, 12×.
- Mon–ThuFive minutes a day: lesson first, then practice. On shared devices, switch on “Practice any (free pick)” so every child can open the table of the week.
- FridayStar quiz, a tiny story problem, then “My diploma!”. Children can add their first name on the diploma (optional, it never leaves the device) and print it or save it as a picture.
- Every weekAdd the diplomas to the class wall. When a child has every table, the master diploma unlocks. Use the printable reward chart to track the class challenge.
✖️ Open Times Tables 🐟 Open Add & Subtract 🗓️ Printable reward chart 🎖️ Cat Friend certificate
Tip: progress and diplomas are saved only in the browser on that device. Nothing is uploaded, so there is no class list to manage.
🖨️ Printable teacher handout
One A4 page for the staff room or a parents’ evening: what My Mini Cat is, the best activities for each age, the weekly challenge and a QR code that opens this page.
🛡️ Kid-safe by design
- No sign-up, no accounts. Children and teachers never enter a name, email or password.
- No ads and no selling of data. We count visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and collects no personal information.
- Saved on the device only. Cats, drawings, game progress and diplomas stay in the browser on that device.
- Optional AI extras. The chat with Fuzz and Cola and the two picture buttons are optional and filtered; nothing typed is stored. Skip them if your school prefers.
Questions from teachers
Is My Mini Cat really free?
Yes. Every lesson, game and printable is free. There are no ads, no in-app purchases and no paid “premium” version.
Do my students need accounts or an email address?
No. Nobody signs up: not children and not teachers. We never ask for a name, email, photo or location. Progress (stars, unlocked tables, diplomas) is saved only in the browser on that device.
What about shared classroom tablets?
Saved cats and progress belong to the browser, so the next child on the same device sees them too. Use “Practice any (free pick)” in Times Tables, and clear the website data in the browser settings if you want a fresh start.
Does it use AI?
Only in optional extras: the chat with Fuzz and Cola and the two picture buttons in the cat maker and Draw. The lessons, printables and games on this page do not need them. If your school does not allow AI tools, simply skip those buttons. Our privacy notice explains exactly what they send.
Which languages are there?
The cat maker, games pages, times tables and Add & Subtract are available in English, Norwegian, Spanish, Russian, Uzbek, Persian, Arabic, Hindi and Chinese. This teacher page and the printable PDFs are in English for now.
Who made Fuzz and Cola?
Fuzz and Cola were created by a young artist from Norway who was 9 when she drew them. Her family runs the website.
Questions, ideas or feedback from your class? Email [email protected]. We would love to hear how you use Fuzz & Cola!
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