
Unicorns: the undisputed heavyweight champions of kid coloring. This printable features a sweet unicorn face with a flowing mane, a striped horn, and stars scattered around — all in big bold outlines that are practically begging for the pink crayon.
The mane is divided into sections on purpose: each one gets its own color, which turns coloring into a delightful decision-making exercise. (“Rainbow mane or sunset mane?” is a genuinely difficult choice at age five.) Glitter glue on the horn is traditional. The cleanup is the price of magic.
Print a few — unicorn pages have a way of becoming birthday cards, bedroom wall art, and gifts for grandma, sometimes all from the same afternoon. Pair with our space coloring page for the full magical-creatures-plus-science afternoon.
Ages 3 and up. Big shapes for little hands; the mane sections and stars give older kids detail work.
All work. Crayons for the big areas, colored pencils for the mane details, and glitter glue on the horn if you are brave.
Please do — unicorn pages become cards, wall art, and grandma gifts. Print a stack.
Yes. It is a perfect rainy-day or early-finisher activity.