Printable Coloring Pages - The Unicorn Who Found Her Magic
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Keep the core values of Conscious Stories alive in your home with these printable coloring pages, which feature 8-pages of beautiful illustrations from the book, which your child can make their own through their creativity and imagination.
When your kids sit down to color their favorite characters, they are reconnecting to the values in the Conscious Stories collection. This provides you with an opening for connection and conversation as you support and encourage them.
At the same time, they are practicing the skills of holding a pencil, expressing themselves, coordinating eyes and hands, choosing colors and identifying shapes. Coloring is a soothing activity that develops focus and patience in a playful way.
Collect each of your favorite Conscious Stories coloring pages separately, or buy the entire coloring pages collection right here.
This is a digital, printable product and not a physical book. Buy the coloring pages once and keep them forever. After checkout, you'll receive a download link so you can print the coloring pages at home as often as you like! The downloadable file is a PDF (approx. 21 MB).
My 4yr old granddaughter is a little shy and is not quick to give hugs but after having read this book to her, I ask her which type of hug she’s going to give me and afterwards she gives me the biggest hugs ever. I’m so grateful for this book.
Excellent
Bought 2 books for my 2 grandchildren 3 and 5
Beautifully written and illustrated
In the increasingly insular and disconnected world they’re growing up in it’s a refreshing change and has prompted some in depth conversations
Very impressed, as I am with many of the conscious stories I’ve bought, particularly the ones dealing with fear and anxiety
I have to say I did like the two “hugs” books better but the verdict is still out how my granddaughters will like it!
I could not possibly imagine tje mind of some giving less than glowing 5 stars. Not the least of which is naming and rendering just perfect names for difficult feelings like “sticky feelings” for children and parents. Deep connection with even pre-readers. They get it! Thank you, Andrew
