Cat's Solitaire

A fresh spin on the timeless patience card game, this version swaps standard faces for delightful cat portraits. The goal remains the same: organize the entire deck into four foundation piles, each dedicated to a suit and built in ascending order. As you click and drag your way through the tableau, playful paw prints and purring sound effects accompany your progress, turning a familiar pastime into a cozy escape. The initial layout deals seven columns of increasing length, with the top card facing up for easy access. You can shift cards between tableau columns, stacking them in descending sequence while alternating suit colors. The final challenge lies in carefully managing the reserve pile and uncovering hidden cards to keep your momentum going. Each successful move brings you closer to reuniting the feline family, and the satisfying win screen features a gleeful cat parade.

WaffleMath

Cat's Solitaire

Common Core State Standards

Every game supports specific Common Core standards. Browse the full standards library.

MP3Argue with math MP1Make sense of problems MP5Use tools strategically MP7Use structure 3.OA.A.4Find the unknown factor 3.G.A.2Partition into equal areas 5.G.A.2Graph real-world problems

Practice by Skill

Games by Grade

3rd Grade · 4th Grade · 5th Grade

Share to Google Classroom

What is Cat's Solitaire

Cat's Solitaire reimagines a beloved card game with adorable cat-themed artwork. Fans of patience games will find the familiar rules wrapped in a charming new look.

How to Play

Move cards on the tableau to build descending sequences of alternating colors. Once you reveal an ace, move it to the foundation and start building upward from ace to king in its matching suit.

Tips for Playing

Always prioritize revealing face-down cards in the tableau before digging through the stock pile.
Keep an eye on the color of the top card in each foundation to plan your next moves efficiently.
Try to maintain a balance between tableau columns so you don't block access to important cards.
Use the undo button wisely to test risky sequences without losing progress.
When stuck, dealing from the stock pile can uncover new options, but don't rush—plan ahead.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the goal of Cat's Solitaire?

The goal is to build four foundation piles, one for each suit, from ace to king. Once all cards are moved to the foundations, you win.

How do I move cards in the tableau?

You can move a card or a sequence of cards from one column to another, but only if the top card you're moving is one less than the card you place it on, and the colors alternate.

What happens when the stock pile runs out?

If the stock pile is exhausted, you can cycle through the waste pile again if allowed, or the game ends if no more moves are possible.

Can I undo a move?

Yes, most versions of the game include an undo button that lets you step back through your moves, which is helpful for testing strategies.

Is there a time limit?

No, there is no time limit. You can take as long as you need to plan your moves and enjoy the game at your own pace.

What makes Cat's Solitaire different from other solitaire games?

The main difference is the charming cat-themed artwork and sound effects, but the gameplay follows traditional solitaire rules, making it accessible to both new and experienced players.