Chitra the Softshell Turtle (PDF)
Original Price: RM10.00
Curious about softshell turtles but not sure where to start? We’ve got you covered.
This beautifully designed activity book is the perfect way for you and your children to discover the world of freshwater turtles together.
Inside, you’ll find:
- A heartwarming original short story
- Fun, hands-on activity pages for kids
- Easy-to-understand info sheets for adults
Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or just turtle-curious, this resource is an engaging introduction to turtle conservation.
We acknowledge that our community includes people from all walks of life, and we understand that not everyone has the same financial means. That’s why our educational PDFs are offered on a pay-what-you-can basis. There is no required payment to access these materials—it’s yours to download freely.
If you find it valuable and are in a position to contribute, we welcome donations of any amount. Your support helps us continue creating and sharing resources like these, and ensures more families and children can learn about freshwater turtles. Thank you for being part of the movement to protect and appreciate these incredible turtles!
J Chan –
Thank you so much for making it available online. My 5 year old loved it, especially the word search (although the words were in lower case while the ones in the search were in upper case) :) both of us learnt many new things about turtles ! looking forward to other TCS stories. thanks again!
Amy –
K.I.S.S. (Keep It Short & Sweet) is what my Journalism lecturer once said to us when writing articles. This story about the soft shell turtle is short and sweet! My niece enjoyed it so much! Thanks for creating an activity like this. Hope to see more of TCS short stories! =)
TeachitWith Teacher Neesha –
Absolutely in love with it. Great for young audience, especially those who love turtles and coloring. Perfect material to encourage kids to become avid readers in future. Also, thank you, Chen Pelf Nyok, Aliah Affandi and Yokie-Tokie, for highlighting turtles’ plight in such manner that it is simple, relatable and understandable.