The carriage pulled by the unicorn
Harnessed with a bow, the little unicorn pulls a carriage decorated with hearts, where a crowned princess waves hello.
- Recommended age
- Ages 6 and up · an hour, often over two days
- Themes
- Princesses, Unicorns
Off to the ball
The little unicorn trots briskly along, hitched up with a studded harness tied with a bow on the side. A star shines at the tip of its horn, and its curly mane frames its smiling face. Behind it rolls a carriage with big spoked wheels.
A princess waving hello
In the carriage, a princess with long braids tied with bows raises her hand to wave. Her big crown is decorated with hearts, and her dress has a bow at the collar and hearts on the skirt. The carriage is decorated with hearts, stars and a flower, and flowers, hearts and stars float in the sky.
A page for six-year-olds
The wheel spokes, the studs on the harness and the many little hearts make a detailed page: it suits children six and up. The unicorn and the body of the carriage are big areas, to color first. The spokes get colored one by one, with the tip of the pencil.
A fairy-tale carriage
The carriage can be pink, gold or sky blue, with white or gold wheels. The crown takes yellow, its hearts red. The unicorn’s harness can be red or purple, with gold studs.
A word for the grown-up: tell your child the story of Cinderella, whose pumpkin turns into a carriage. Then ask what they would turn into their own carriage: a watermelon, a shoe, a cereal box? At six, they can draw it on the back of the page.
Coloring pages that go with this one
More pages from the same theme, age or season — the ones you print right after.
