Printable Unicorn Craft for Kids

Are you looking for a fun activity to entertain the unicorn lover in your life? Then you will love this Printable Unicorn Craft for Kids. It requires no glue, messy supplies, or anything you don't already have. In fact, if you have a piece of paper, a printer, and some crayons, you have everything you need to make this big mouth unicorn.

Printable Unicorn Craft for Kids

Supplies you will need:

• Paper with printed unicorn (below)
• Crayons or markers

How to make a big mouth unicorn

To get the free unicorn printable, click here.

Print the unicorn PDF. Have your kids color the unicorn with either crayons or markers.

If using the blank mouth, you can add your own words or message. You can even have kids draw some stuff in the unicorn's mouth or draw some food on another piece of paper and cut it out. How fun would it be to feed the unicorn?

Next, fold the paper back on the top lip line. Then, bring that fold down to meet the bottom lip line. The unicorn is now ready to talk, eat and sing!

  

This Printable Unicorn Craft for Kids can be made into a fun card with a birthday greeting inside its mouth.

You can also use it as an invitation to a unicorn party. Open up the mouth to reveal the party details. How cute would that be? This Unicorn Dough from The Imagination Tree would make a great party favor.

Here is fun video showing you exactly how to make this unicorn craft.

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