The children under the arch
Under a big archway, a mother, a princess, two children and the little unicorn clap their hands, full of joy.
- Recommended age
- Ages 4 and up · 20 to 40 minutes
- Themes
- Storybook scenes, Unicorns
Everyone is clapping
Under a big stone arch, five friends clap with joy: a mom with shoulder-length hair, a princess with a crown, a girl with a ponytail, a little boy and the little unicorn, who raises its hooves in the air.
An arch to walk through
The arch is topped with a wide banner, still blank: you can write a word or a name on it. On each side, a few bushes peek out. Every face is laughing, eyes crinkled with joy.
Five characters
The characters stand close together: at four, color them one by one, starting with the ones in front. The arch is a big surface, easy to fill.
Party colors
The princess’s dress can be pink or sky blue, her crown gold. The arch takes a stone gray or a beige. The children’s clothes can take your child’s favorite colors, and the unicorn stays white.
A word for the grown-up: play “London Bridge Is Falling Down.” Two grown-ups hold hands, arms raised, to form an arch, and the children walk under it in a line while singing. On the last words, “my fair lady,” the arch comes down and catches whoever is passing through.
Coloring pages that go with this one
More pages from the same theme, age or season — the ones you print right after.
