Free Printable – Unicorn Bookmarks to Color

Welcome to our collection of four free printable unicorn bookmarks to color! We know how much kids love unicorns and we want to help them discover the magic of reading. These easy DIY bookmarks are the perfect way to combine the two and get kids excited about reading.

With four different unicorn designs to choose from, kids will have a blast coloring in their own unique bookmarks. These bookmarks are not only fun to color, but they also serve as a reminder to pick up a book and start reading. They are also a great way to personalize their reading experience and make it more special.

These bookmarks can be printed on regular paper or cardstock, making them easy to use and durable. They are also great for classrooms, libraries, or as a gift for friends and family.

Reading is an essential skill that helps children develop their imagination, creativity, and overall cognitive development. Encourage your kids to read and love it as much as they love unicorns with these fun and easy DIY bookmarks. So go ahead, download, print and color these bookmarks and let the reading adventure begin!

These easy DIY bookmarks are a great way to encourage kids to pick up a book and start reading.

Simply print, color, and start using! For a bit of extra stability, try gluing the bookmarks onto the colored card or laminating them in a lamination machine. Another easy way to make them more durable is using a clear book covering contact on both sides, this also means if you use sharpie pens to color them, you can wipe them clean and re-color them again and again. To remove sharpie pens use a nail polish remover or an alcohol sanitizer.

These unicorn bookmarks are great as party favors or add them to busy bags to keep children occupied.

Happy reading!

Looking for more Unicorn coloring ideas? Check out these books on Amazon.

We love our Unicorn parties around here so much that we decided to create our own DIY Unicorn Party Pinterest board. This means we have literally 100’s our favorite Unicorn ideas, party decorations, Unicorn cakes and other Unicorn tutorials and crafts all in one spot. You can check them all out here DIY Party Ideas – Unicorn. Or check out these Unicorn Crafts

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I guess moss and lichen are more things that you see in the spring than in the summer, but there are some deep shady parts of our yard that stay mossy all year, and summer is a fine time to look for plants that like to live in shady, wet areas.

Raising Up Wild Things has a really pretty set of printables to use for a moss and lichen unit study.

And just in case you’re like me and don’t really know the difference, moss is a plant that grows in damp wooded areas, while lichen is a combination of fungus and algae that live together. Lichen can live in different environments but are often found in places where you would find moss, too.

The printable includes drawings of some common moss such as sphagnum moss and wood moss, as well as common lichen shapes (crusty, leafy and shrubby). There are good sized images you can print out and laminate to use to compare to specimens you find when you are exploring nature.

There’s also a forest floor coloring page and a printable journaling page where kids can write or draw their observations and there are a few questions older kids can answer.

You can use these when you go on a walk in the woods (or the back yard) to talk about what you are seeing, or combine them with other resources to talk about things that live in the forest. Check them out at Raising Up Wild Things.

This PDF from the Morton Arboretum has a bunch of pictures of different kinds of moss and where to find them, which could also be helpful in your studies. Learn more about lichen, including what they are and what they are not, in this article from the US Forest Service.

[Photo: Raising Up Wild Things]

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