Even the bible mentions such a creature, with great strength, agility, and a mighty horn!ĭuring the Renaissance and middle ages, the unicorn came to represent purity and grace. China, Vietnam, and Korea all have stories which feature such beasts, however, it is the Japanese version which most closely resembles the western unicorn. In Asian mythology, a number of magical creatures are described which have a single horn. This is known because they make mention of unicorns in books about natural history, not books telling stories of their gods. The Ancient Greeks believed that unicorns were real and lived in India. Even many European coats of arms depict this fantastical creature! They are portrayed in stories, paintings, tapestries and sculptures. Documents and seals across the world reference one-horned creatures resembling a horse or goat with great strength. The history of the unicorn dates back to ancient times. Does it live in an enchanted forest, or high in the clouds? It’s their choice! Let your child’s imagination run wild as they create their own fairy tale.Ĭoloring in unicorn coloring sheets helps your child develop their creativity, reduces anxiety, and builds self –esteem, all while having a lot of fun! Coloring also helps train concentration and enhances motor skills – important skills for children in school. Perhaps they want to draw a princess riding on the unicorn, or add wings to their little unicorn. They can use whatever medium they like – markers, colored pencils, Crayola crayons, or even glitter pens! Your kids can color in the cartoon unicorn on the page, and even draw other elements around it. Start by printing the page featuring your child’s favorite unicorn – perhaps a picture of a baby unicorn, or a majestic unicorn head – or print all of the pages to create your own unicorn coloring book! After you’ve printed the pages you desire, your kids can get to work coloring.

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