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Color a cute and easy unicorn and read a fun story about magic, friendship and imagination. This printable coloring page is perfect for younger children who are learning to color and read.
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Sparkle lived in a forest of tall trees. Her home was a cave made of crystals.
The crystals would shine when the sun was bright. Sparkle loved her home very much.
One morning, she woke up to a soft sound. Pitter-patter went the rain on the leaves.
Sparkle looked out of her cave. The air smelled like fresh grass.
The rain did not last very long. Soon, the golden sun came out from the clouds.
A huge rainbow stretched across the blue sky. It looked like a bridge made of light.
"I want to find where it starts," Sparkle said. She shook her mane.
Her mane was the color of pink candy. She stepped out into the wet woods.
The wet ground felt cool on her feet. She walked past the tall oak trees.
She saw her friend Pip the Rabbit by a bush. Pip was eating a snack.
"Hello, Pip!" Sparkle called out. Pip looked up with a big smile.
"Where are you walking today?" Pip asked. He twitched his little nose.
Sparkle pointed her silver horn at the sky. "I am going to the rainbow."
Pip hopped over to join his friend. "I will come with you," he said.
They walked through the flower meadow together. The flowers were red and yellow.
The rainbow grew larger and larger. It had colors like purple and green.
Sparkle and Pip reached a small pond. The rainbow touched the water.
The water started to sparkle like diamonds. It was a very pretty sight.
Sparkle leaned down to take a sip. The water tasted like sweet fruit.
Pip splashed his paws in the pond. They both felt very happy and safe.
The rainbow was a gift from the sky. It made the whole forest look new.
As the day ended, the rainbow became thin. It started to disappear into the air.
Sparkle and Pip walked back home. The stars began to blink in the dark.
"Goodnight, Pip," Sparkle said. She went into her crystal cave to sleep.
What kind of home does Sparkle live in?
What color is Sparkle's mane?
What sound did the rain make on the leaves?
Who does Sparkle meet while she is walking toward the rainbow?
What was Pip the Rabbit doing when Sparkle first saw him?
Where did the rainbow touch the ground in the forest?
What did the pond water taste like to Sparkle?
How did the water look when the rainbow touched it?
What happened to the rainbow as the day came to an end?
Where did Sparkle go to sleep at the end of the story?
More ways to practice with this story — every sheet is built from the text itself, answer key included where it counts.
One PDF with a cover, a contents page and every answer key at the back — color the page in, then keep going on paper.
Sentences from the passage with the capitals and punctuation removed — rewrite each one correctly.
Match the passage words to their meanings, then fill the missing words back into real sentences.
Two writing tasks that build on the passage, with plenty of lines to write on.
This free printable easy unicorn coloring page is designed especially for younger children. With simple outlines and large coloring spaces, it is perfect for preschool, kindergarten and early elementary students who love magical creatures.
Easy unicorn coloring pages help children develop fine motor skills, creativity and confidence while having fun. This printable PDF can be used at home, in the classroom or during homeschool lessons as a relaxing and educational activity.
Children can color before or after reading, making the experience both fun and meaningful. PicoBuddy combines coloring pages with reading practice to help children build vocabulary, comprehension and early literacy skills.
Unicorns are one of the most popular fantasy characters for children. Their magical appearance encourages imaginative play, storytelling and creative thinking while providing an enjoyable coloring experience.
After coloring, children can continue the fun by reading a unicorn story, learning fantasy vocabulary or creating their own magical adventure.