đWelcome to the Magical World of Unicorns!
đWelcome to the Magical World of Unicorns!
Grab your crayons and bring these unicorns to life with color!Â
Step into a world of wonder and imagination with our enchanting unicorn coloring pages. These magical creatures, often described as horse-like animals with a single spiraled horn, have long been symbols of hope, purity, and dreams.
Perfect for young artists, each page invites kids to add their own colors and creativity. Whether your little one loves sparkles, rainbows, or just a bit of everyday magic, these unicorns are ready to become part of their story.
From playful adventures to peaceful moments, our unicorn printables are designed to spark quiet creativity, encourage screen-free fun, and help create joyful memoriesâone coloring page at a time.
đ¨ď¸ How to Download & Print Your Unicorn Coloring Pages
1.Click the âDownload PDFâ button under the coloring page you want.
2. The file will open in a new tab â click the download icon to save it to your device.
3. Open the file and select Print from your PDF viewer.
4. For best results, choose âActual sizeâ and turn off âFit to pageâ in your printer settings.
5, Grab your crayons, markers, or colored pencils and start coloring! đ¨
đĄ Tip: All unicorn coloring pages are sized for US Letter (8.5 Ă 11 inches), but they can be printed on A4 paper â just adjust your printer settings.
A cheerful unicorn soaring above the cloudsâperfect for a magical coloring moment.
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Want to draw your own magical unicorn? â¨
Whether youâre a budding artist or just looking for a fun activity, this step-by-step video will show you how to create an adorable unicorn from scratch. All you need is some paper, a pencil, and your imagination! Follow along at your own pace, pause when you need to, and add your own creative touches to make your unicorn unique. Once your unicorn is drawn, grab your favourite markers or crayons to bring it to life in bright, magical colors -it's perfect activity for kids and adults who love all things magical.Â
⨠Real Unicorn Facts
đ Ancient Legends â Unicorns have been part of myths for thousands of years, appearing in stories from ancient Greece all the way to the Middle Ages.
đ Magical Horns â In medieval times, people believed unicorn horns could cure sickness and make water safe to drink.
đ The Narwhal Connection â The Arctic narwhalâs long, twisty tusk may have inspired the unicorn legend.
đ¤ A Symbol of Magic â Across many cultures, unicorns stand for purity, beauty, and a little sprinkle of magic.
đ Magical Fun Facts
đ§ They love rainbow cupcakesâespecially sparkly ones!
đ You can only spot a unicorn if you have a kind heart.
đ Their horns glow in the dark when theyâre happy.
đ¨ A unicornâs mane changes color to match their moodâpink for joyful, blue for calm, and gold for excited!
Books We Love
Here are some favourite unicorn and (unicorn-friend) books for ages 3-8. These sweet , colorful stories are perfect for sparking imagination and pairing with your favourite coloring pages.Â
Uni the Unicorn
By Amy Krouse Rosenthal & Brigette Barrager
Why We Love It: This beautifully illustrated tale flips the usual unicorn story â Uni believes children are real, even when all the other unicorns doubt it. Itâs a heartwarming story about imagination, friendship, and believing in what others might not. The rich language and charming illustrations make it perfect for read-aloud sessions with children ages 3â8.
Educational Value:
Encourages creative thinking and imagination
Introduces themes of empathy and open-mindedness
Builds listening and comprehension skills through storytelling
Mini Learning Idea: After reading, invite kids to draw their own imaginary creature and write (or dictate) a short story about what makes it special. You can also turn this into a class or family âImaginary Creatures Galleryâ to share everyoneâs creations.
Thelma The Unicorn
by Aaron Blabey
Why We Love It: Thelmaâs hilarious and heartwarming journey shows kids that being yourself is the most magical thing of all. With bold illustrations and silly moments, it keeps young readers engaged while gently teaching a big life lesson.
Mini Lesson: Talk about what makes each child unique â from talents to favorite colors â and have them create a âMy Special Selfâ poster with drawings or magazine cutouts. This helps reinforce self-acceptance and celebrates individuality.
Not Quite Narwhal
by Jessie Sima
Why We Love It: Kelp, a unicorn raised under the sea by narwhals, embarks on a journey to discover where he truly belongs. The story is full of charm, humor, and gentle life lessons about identity and self-acceptance. The pastel illustrations are whimsical and magical, making it a joy to share with young readers.
Mini Lesson Idea: After reading, have kids draw a âcreatureâ that combines features from two animals (real or imaginary), just like Kelp is part unicorn and part sea creature. Then, ask them to write or tell a short story about where their creature lives and what makes it special. This sparks creativity, reinforces descriptive language, and encourages imagination.
Sophie Johnson: Unicorn Expert
 by Morag Hood & Ella Okstad
Why We Love It: Sophie Johnson insists sheâs a unicorn expert â she even gives a horn to her toys, her baby sibling, and more! This playful and charming picture book is bursting with imagination and humor, and shows how sometimes, the magic closest to us goes unnoticed.
Mini Lesson Idea: Use this story to teach observation and storytelling skills. After reading, challenge kids to spot one hidden detail in an illustration and create their own âexpertâ collection (like Sophieâs unicorns): maybe a group of pretend magical creatures or everyday objects with a twist. They can draw or write a sentence about why each item is special.
How to Catch a Unicorn
Why We Love It: This playful picture book follows a unicorn as it visits a zoo, while a group of clever kidsâand readersâplot ways to catch it using creative, gentle traps. The rhyming text, vibrant illustrations, and STEAM-inspired ideas make it both whimsical and intellectually engaging . Itâs a fun way to encourage imaginative problem-solving and cooperative thinking.
Mini-Lesson Idea: Set the scene by reading the book aloud, then break students into small âCatch Teams.â Each team draws plans for a âtrapâ using soft materialsâlike yarn nets or paper boxesâdesigned to safely and kindly âcatchâ a unicorn (or any magical creature). Afterwards, have everyone explain what kind of kindness or respect their trap represents (e.g., âWeâll leave a soft bedsheet so the unicorn rests gentlyâ). This blend of creativity and empathy reinforces that kindness can be carefully thought throughâeven in playful contexts!
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