Meadow unicorn
One calm coloring page. Add a world around it.
Choose your paper size →A paper unicorn. A made-up name. A story that starts at your kitchen table.
Original printables and playful little tools for adults to share with children. Bring the crayons. We’ll bring a place to start.
Four thoughtfully simple sheets. Color a friend, draw one from scratch, or give a new character a story.
One calm coloring page. Add a world around it.
Choose your paper size →Six small steps, from a simple oval to a storybook friend.
Choose your paper size →Invent a fictional character. No real names needed.
Choose your paper size →A looking-and-counting game, with space to invent.
Choose your paper size →Choose a world, a color and a little personality. Make a fictional name and a character card to keep.
Meet your unicorn →Pick your activities and the time you have. Leave with a calculated agenda and a practical prep list.
Plan an activity session →Explore unicorns in art and folklore, real animals with remarkable features, and ideas you can make your own.
Separate storybook unicorns from narwhals and the extinct rhinoceros nicknamed the Siberian unicorn, then try a fact-and-fiction activity.
Read & make →A six-step unicorn drawing lesson with original pictures, a printable worksheet and ideas for making the character your own.
Read & make →Unicorn, Pegasus or winged unicorn? Compare the visual features, then design wings and a believable limitation for an original fantasy character.
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