The magic of the seasons
A magic wand sparkles beside a little unicorn, surrounded by the four seasons: a snowflake, a flower, a sun and a maple leaf.
- Recommended age
- Ages 2 and up · 10 to 15 minutes
- Theme
- Unicorns
A magic wand
A tiny unicorn sits on a cloud, laughing out loud. Beside it, a magic wand topped with a star leaves behind a swirling trail of sparkles. A few stars decorate its curly mane.
The four seasons in a circle
All around it, the four seasons form a circle: at the top, a flower and a tulip for spring, with two butterflies; on the right, a smiling sun for summer; at the bottom, a maple leaf and an acorn for fall; on the left, a big snowflake for winter.
A page for little ones
The drawing is made of simple, well-separated shapes, just right for a two-year-old. The unicorn and its cloud are the biggest spaces. Each season stands on its own: you can color them one at a time, without rushing.
One color per season
The snowflake in blue, the flower in pink, the sun in yellow and the leaf in orange: four colors for four seasons. The unicorn can stay white, with a mane of every color, and its cloud can take a very pale blue.
A word for the grown-up: pick a tree near your home and take its picture with your child every season: bare, in bloom, full of leaves, then all red and gold. The four photos side by side tell the story of the year, and your child soon recognizes “their” tree.
Coloring pages that go with this one
More pages from the same theme, age or season — the ones you print right after.
