The mouse in the wardrobe
In the walk-in closet, a mouse with a tiny horn has settled on a heart-patterned blanket, and the unicorn watches it with a smile.
- Recommended age
- Ages 6 and up · an hour, often over two days
- Theme
- Unicorns
A mouse with a horn
In a walk-in closet, a little mouse has settled on a blanket covered in hearts, lying on the rug. It has big round ears, whiskers and, on its forehead, a little unicorn horn. It is laughing, its paws resting on the blanket.
The amused unicorn
Behind it, the unicorn has come closer and watches it with a smile. All around them, the closet is neat and tidy: boxes on the top shelf, folded clothes, a rack full of dresses and shirts on their hangers, and a spotlight on the ceiling.
A page for six-year-olds
The drawing is full of fine details: the hanging clothes, the shelves, the folds of the blanket, the fur of the mouse and the unicorn. It suits children six and up. You can start with the two characters, then the rug, and save the closet for last.
Clothes of every color
The clothes on the rack can each take a color, like a real wardrobe. The hearts on the blanket get colored pink or red, on a lighter background. The mouse is gray or beige, its horn gold, and the unicorn white with a pale mane.
A word for the grown-up: at six, teach your child to fold a T-shirt: flat on the bed, one sleeve folded toward the middle, then the other, then the bottom up to the top. Then they can put their own pile away in their drawer.
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