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Camping at the beach

At the top, the unicorn in glasses sunbathes by a palm tree; below, once night falls, it toasts marshmallows in front of its tent.

Recommended age
Ages 6 and up · an hour, often over two days
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Daytime at the beach

At the top of the page, the unicorn sits on the sand, big glasses on its nose and a star on its cheek, soaking up the sun. Next to it, an ice cream cone is planted in the sand, and a bucket, a shovel and a seashell are waiting. A palm tree, a smiling sun and a cloud complete the scene.

Nighttime by the tent

At the bottom, night has fallen. The unicorn has settled in front of its tent, with its backpack by the entrance. It laughs, sitting by a campfire where three marshmallows on sticks are toasting. Fir trees, stars and a crescent moon surround the campsite.

Two pictures in one

The page tells a whole day in two pictures: daytime at the top, nighttime at the bottom. With its many objects and its two scenes, it suits children six and up. You can color one half one day, and the other the next.

Day and night

At the top, bright colors: a yellow sun, beige sand, a green palm tree. At the bottom, the sky can turn midnight blue, with yellow stars, and the fire glow orange and red. The unicorn can keep the same mane in both scenes, so it is easy to recognize.

A word for the grown-up: go camping in the living room: a sheet stretched between two chairs, cushions for the floor, a flashlight and an evening picnic. At six, your child can set up the tent themselves and decide who is invited.

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